Su Qiaohui, candidate for mayor of New Taipei City from the Democratic Progressive Party: I'm ready!

Su Qiaohui, the New Taipei City mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, went to Sanchong District this morning to pay attention to the voting status of the party office reelection. She was asked whether the Kuomintang New Taipei City mayoral candidate Li Sichuan and New Taipei City Mayor Hou Youyi visited Chengtian Temple in Tucheng District to boost momentum. Su Qiaohui said that she respects the campaign strategies and rhythm of each camp. She has visited the 29 districts and will continue to put forward political opinions and tell the public, "Su Qiaohui is ready!"

Su Qiaohui pointed out in an interview that when New Taipei City is about to elect a new mayor, she and her opponents are proving to the citizens that they are the next best candidate. Each camp has its own friends, strategies, and rhythms. She respects them. She will continue to tell everyone that New Taipei City is really big, has a very large population, and is very diverse in ethnic groups and generations.

Su Qiaohui said that she started touring the 29 districts 700 days ago and put forward various political opinions, ranging from welfare policy, youth policy, family care policy to tourism industry. She listed them all one by one, just to tell New Taipei citizens, "Su Qiaohui is ready." Every "New Taipei team" around her is a warrior, everyone is sincere, and hopes to serve all New Taipei citizens.

In addition, Blue and White announced the results of the New Taipei City Mayoral Poll at the end of April. Li Sichuan was ahead of Su Qiaohui in both polls. However, the most controversial one was the "B poll", which actually showed that People's Party Chairman Huang Guochang's support exceeded Su Qiaohui. Political commentator Huang Guangqin broke the news, saying that the "B poll" was a number produced after "control matching" and screening samples.

In response, Su Qiaohui responded that she would take all polls into consideration. As for the content and results of the polls, it is up to the polling agency to explain them, and she would not comment further.