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As the countdown to the nine-in-one election enters, Taichung City Councilor Yang Dianzhong hung up the "Xin Tide Ocean Current" campaign canvas at the intersection of Zhonghua Road and National Highway No. 4 in Qingshui District. The banner features Taichung mayoral candidate He Xinchun, Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, Legislative Yuan chief congressman Tsai Chi-chang and Yang Dianzhong.
Central City Councilor Yang Dianzhong recently hung out the "Xin Tide Ocean Current" campaign canvas at the intersection of Zhonghua Road in Qingshui District near National Highway 4. (Photo by reporter Zhang Xuanzhe)
The countdown to the nine-in-one election has entered. Taichung City Councilor Yang Dianzhong recently hung out the "Xin Tide Ocean Current" campaign canvas at the intersection of Zhonghua Road in Qingshui District near National Highway 4. The posters were composed of Taichung mayoral candidate He Xinchun, Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, and Legislative Yuan President Cai Qichang and Yang Dianzhong were summoned to the same frame. Yang Dianzhong said today (12th) that he printed canvases and literature before the election in the hope of echoing the spillover effect of the tide, driving voting enthusiasm in the coastal areas and expanding the votes for mayors and councilors in Qingshui, Wuqi and Shalu.
Some people saw the canvas and said, "I didn't expect that there would be ocean currents at sea lines." Yang Dianzhong said that ocean currents and tides have elements of the sea and are very suitable for sea lines. In addition, professional baseball president Cai Qichang's Team Taiwan set up canvases at intersections to remind people passing by to vote for the Democratic Progressive Party candidates on November 28. In addition, they also printed leaflets and sent them to every household.
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Pre-election literature and canvas will remind voters in the Sealine area to vote on November 28
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