Chuanqiang performance group was criticized by Su Qiaohui's supporters Li Sichuan: Don't hurt citizens for the election

KMT Taichung Mayoral Candidate Jiang Qichen, New Taipei City Mayoral Candidate Li Sichuan, and Kaohsiung Mayoral Candidate Ke Zhien jointly campaigned at "333" in Banqiao District, New Taipei City today (10th) and were interviewed during the meeting. The media at the scene asked him whether during his campaign in Shulin and Yingge, a performance group was criticized by Su Qiaohui, the New Taipei mayor candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, for being "very vulgar." Li Sichuan responded that elections are temporary and should not harm citizens for the sake of elections.

Li Sichuan said that Taiwan is a warm and affectionate society. He apologized for the campaign against supporters, but he also called on his opponents, "Flankers should not campaign against supporters." He did not agree with such behavior and hoped that the election would return to a positive side and use political opinions to win public support.

In addition, when asked again about the latest media poll of the New Taipei City Mayoral Election by the United Daily News, which found that he was 3% behind Su Qiaohui, Li Sichuan said that he would refer to all polls. Of course, those that should be strengthened would be strengthened. He would still travel to various districts to report political opinions to the citizens. Judging from the polls, the election situation is still quite exciting. Lie, supporters hope that he "cannot lose, must work hard", so they call on citizens to come out to vote, vote for Li Sichuan in New Taipei, vote for Jiang Qichen in Taichung, and vote for Ko Chi-en in Kaohsiung. Together, we can serve as the backing of the citizens, "If you don't come out to vote, without your vote, we may all lose."

The "Lianhe Daily" poll was conducted from November 1 to 7. 1,114 adults registered in New Taipei City were successfully interviewed, and 261 people refused to be interviewed. At a 95% confidence level, the sampling error was within plus or minus 3%. The survey used New Taipei City's residential and mobile phone dual-telephone databases as the parent population for random sampling, and was weighted according to the gender and age structure of voters registered in New Taipei City over 20 years old. The source of funding is the "Lianhe Daily".