
The Miaoli County Election Committee announced the schedule of public political speeches for the 2015 local civil servants election, including the time and location of the televised political speeches for the county magistrate, county councilor and seven township mayor elections, which will be broadcast live or replayed through official cable TV and YouTube channels.
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The Miaoli County Election Committee will successively hold public political opinion presentations for the 115th local civil servant election. The county magistrate's part has been entrusted by the county election committee to two cable TV companies, Jiyuan and Xinhe, to host two live broadcasts, and they will be simultaneously broadcast online through the official YouTube channel of the Miaoli County Election Committee.
The Miaoli County Magistrate Election Public Television Political Opinion Conference was simultaneously broadcast live online through the official YouTube channel of the Miaoli County Election Committee. (Taken from the official YouTube channel of Miaoli County Election Committee)
The Miaoli County Election Committee will successively hold political opinion presentations on the 115th local civil servant election. For the county magistrate's part, the County Election Committee entrusted two cable TV companies, Jiyuan and Xinhe, to conduct two live broadcasts. The live broadcast will be at 10 a.m. on November 19 (the first session) and November 24 (the second session) on the company's Channel 3. It will also be broadcast live online through the official YouTube channel of the Miaoli County Election Committee (www.youtube.com/@MiaoliEC).
The County Election Committee stated that in order to facilitate people who are unable to watch the live broadcast of the public TV political statement for the county magistrate election, video replays will be arranged on the same channel at 7 p.m. on November 19, 20, 21, 24, 25 and 26.
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For the county councilor election, five electoral districts, including the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 7th districts, will hold public television political statement presentations, all of which will be broadcast via video broadcast. According to the order of the districts, they will be broadcast on the same channel after the video replay of the public television political statement presentation for the county magistrate election is completed. Folks and friends who cannot watch through cable TV can also go to the official YouTube channel of the Miaoli County Election Committee from noon on the 18th.
For the election of township mayors, seven townships and cities, including Miaoli City, Toufen City, Zhunan Town, Yuanli Town, Nanzhuang Township, Tongluo Township and Sanyi Township, will hold public political opinion presentations, and the county election committee will request the respective township and city offices to co-organize them.
Miaoli City will handle the application at 9 a.m. on November 18 at the Arts Center on the third floor of the Miaoli City Office. Nanzhuang Township will handle the matter at 9 a.m. on November 18 on the second floor of Nanzhuang Market. Tongluo Township will handle the application at 10 a.m. on November 18th at the Causeway Bay Association.
Zhunan Town will handle the matter at 9 a.m. on November 19 on the third floor of the Zhunan Town Office. Sanyi Township will handle the matter at Wugu Palace at 10 a.m. on November 19th. Toufen City will handle the matter at 10 a.m. on November 20 at the Zhongshan Hall of the Toufen City Office. Yuanli Town will handle the application on the third floor of the Yuanli Town Library at 9:30 a.m. on November 23.

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