
With 14 days remaining in the Changhua County Governor’s election, KMT Chairman Sanmin Market responded “yes” three times while calling for votes
AI-generated summary
The Changhua County Magistrate election has entered the countdown to 14 days, entering the pre-election super prime weekend. Wang Huimei had previously not participated in the auxiliary election due to her quarrel with the candidates nominated by the Party Central Committee. After being coordinated by Vice Chairman Li Qianlong through former Legislative Yuan Wang Jinping, she agreed to fight with the Party Central Committee during the final critical period of the election.
There are 14 days left to vote, and today is the pre-election super prime weekend. The Kuomintang’s Changhua County Magistrate election is in a tough battle. Yesterday, it was reported in the political arena that Changhua County Magistrate Wang Huimei has returned to join the auxiliary election team. This morning (14th), Kuomintang Chairman Zheng Liwen accompanied the party’s county magistrate candidate Wei Pingzheng to sweep the streets in Sanmin Market to solicit votes. When the media asked Wang Huimei whether she had participated in the auxiliary election, she said “yes, yes, yes” three times, directly confirming the rumor.
In the past six months, Wang Huimei has not participated in the county magistrate's auxiliary election due to the entanglement with the Party Central Committee to choose the nominees. Yesterday, KMT Vice Chairman Li Qianlong said that he had coordinated through the former Legislative Yuan Wang Jinping. In addition, he communicated with Wang Huimei many times, Wang Huimei finally nodded and agreed to fight with the Party Central Committee in the last critical moment of the election. After the news was exposed yesterday, it attracted attention in the political arena. Today, Zheng Liwen was interviewed before voting at Sanmin Market, the largest market in Changhua City. The media asked twice, "Is County Magistrate Wang going to participate in the auxiliary election?" She answered "yes" three times in a row and said nothing else.
Xiao Jingtian, the chairman of the Kuomintang Changhua County Party Headquarters who also accompanied the street sweepers, was relatively conservative. A reporter asked whether Wang Huimei had "broken the ice" with the Party Central Committee? He said that this question should be answered by Vice Chairman Li Qianlong or Wang Huimei himself. It was not convenient for him to answer for him, but he also said that he very much looked forward to Wang Huimei joining the auxiliary election at the last minute.
Wei Pingzheng, the protagonist of today's election, said he was unclear about the relevant coordination content. However, when reporters further asked if he expected Wang Huimei to participate in the auxiliary election, he responded instantly, "As long as County Magistrate Wang is willing to come and cheer me up, it will be even more powerful for me."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Wang Huimei will participate in Wei Pingzheng's auxiliary election activities in the final stage of the election campaign
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