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The New Taipei City mayoral election is about to be held. DPP candidate Su Qiaohui is running against Kuomintang candidate Li Sichuan. Su Qiaohui recently went to Xindian Renai and Jianguo Markets to sweep the streets. Facing media questions about a 3 percentage point lead in the polls, she said that 19% of voters were still undecided on who to support and she would continue to work hard to gain support.
DPP New Taipei mayor candidate Su Qiaohui (second from left) said that although she is leading in the polls, she will continue to win the support of undecided people. (Photo by reporter Weng Yuhuang)
Su Qiaohui, the New Taipei mayor candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, went to Xindian Renai and Jianguo markets today (10th) to sweep the streets. When asked by the media that the latest polls have won the KMT New Taipei mayor candidate Li Sichuan by 3 percentage points, Su Qiaohui responded that each camp will have its own internal reference polls, and she respects them all. However, seeing the numbers published by various media and the survey conducted by her own team, she can see that the numbers are getting more and more positive, and she and her team are also very excited.
This poll shows that 19% of people have not yet decided who to support. How will you win the recognition of undecided voters in the future? Su Qiaohui said, "There are no skirmishes in elections, as long as you vote diligently (Taiwanese)", this is what all the seniors told her. Walking diligently means that everyone can get to know her better, and also seize the opportunity to publicize and report attitudes and ideas to everyone.
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Su Qiaohui emphasized that this election campaign is based on the solid achievements of the past 10 years, the current sincere attitude, and the future vision for New Taipei City. These three things are used to fight for an opportunity to serve New Taipei City with voters. If there are still 19% of people who have not made a decision, this is where she still has room to work hard. There are still 18 days left in the election, and she will continue to work hard.
Su Qiaohui said that she came to Jianguo Market again today. She has been here many times to sweep the streets. She just walked all the way and it was different from before. Most of the people walking along the road cheered her up and supported her. She felt very considerate and heart-warming. It means that more and more people agree with her. She will grasp this atmosphere, momentum and expectations, and work hard to shoulder her responsibilities.
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Su Qiaohui will continue to sweep streets across New Taipei City to win the support of undecided voters
Very likely · Within days

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