
President Lai Qingde, who is also the chairman of the Democratic Progressive Party, made an exception as the general chairman of Liu Jianguo's election and intensively traveled south to Yunlin to support the election, showing the determination of the Democratic Progressive Party to regain lost ground.
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The Yunlin County Magistrate election is heating up. Lai Qingde, chairman of the Democratic Progressive Party, makes an exception and serves as the chairman of candidate Liu Jianguo's campaign headquarters, frequently traveling south to assist in the election.
The race for Yunlin County Magistrate is heating up. President Lai Qingde, who is also the chairman of the Democratic Progressive Party, has been to Yunlin five times since August to assist the Democratic Progressive Party’s Yunlin County Magistrate candidate Liu Jianguo, and will assist Liu three times from November to this weekend alone. Local people believe that President Lai will be the candidate. Chairman Liu Jing must have fulfilled his responsibility of assisting the election, and it seems that there is "something to be done". Regarding this, Liu Jianguo said in an interview that the President's short visit to Yunlin to assist the election will definitely have a bonus effect, and he believes that voters will feel deeply about supporting the county government blueprint he has drawn up.
President Lai Ching-te, who is also the chairman of the Democratic Progressive Party, has made an "exception" to serve as the chairman of Liu Jianguo's campaign headquarters, becoming the "only one in the country" among county and city candidates in Taiwan whose campaign team is personally chaired by the president. From August to now, President Lai is the fifth Du went south to Yunlin to support Liu Jianguo's election campaign. What's even more striking is that statistics from November to the end of this week show that Lai Qingde has been to Yunlin at least three times. The chairman personally took charge of the military governor Fu, which also made local people believe that they are determined to conquer the territory lost by the Green Camp in eight years.
Local people believe that President Lai's recent frequent visits to Yunlin show a message of "much promise" and even a concentrated sprint. In addition, Yunlin voters have expectations for President Lai. It also allows the public to know how the president and the future county magistrate will work together to promote major construction in Yunlin, which may have an impact on election indicators.
Liu Jianguo was interviewed and said that Taiwan will only be stable if Yunlin is stable. Therefore, President Lai has visited Yunlin several times to support elections, showing that he attaches great importance to local development, including his promotion of building medical care industrial parks, traditional Chinese medicine and herbal centers, and even the development of emerging technology training bases, etc., which have won the support and recognition of the president and can accelerate the connection between the central and local governments to bring about substantial progress.
Liu Jianguo emphasized that the president's short-term visit to Yunlin to support the election will definitely have a positive effect. He believes that voters will feel deeply about supporting the county government blueprint he has drawn. As for his opponents who also invited heavyweights such as Han Kuo-yu, Zhang Shanzheng, and Ke Zhien to support the election, he believed that each candidate would want to invite someone to support the election, which was normal, so he respected it.

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