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Huang Qinglong, chairman of the Believers Association, and Dai Li'an, a polling expert, accepted an exclusive interview with the program to analyze the election situation and poll changes.
Pollster Dai Lian. (File photo)
Huang Qinglong, chairman of the Trustees Association, and Dai Li'an, a polling expert, appeared on the program "Han Ni Chat after get off work" yesterday to receive an exclusive interview with host Huang Weihan. Dallion mentioned the huge impact of "ocean currents" on this election. "All polls before September this year are probably invalid." He also mentioned that although Hsinchu County is indeed "blue plus white than green," the results have now been settled and "many KMT votes have long been transferred to other candidates."
Dallion said yesterday that this year is probably the same for everyone. Due to ocean currents, all polls before September this year are probably invalid. No matter how big the front is, it will become too many and "the whole thing will be rewritten." He also revealed that he had done thousands of surveys before, but now the situation is completely different. It can also be seen from the city councilors that the entire situation has "changed."
Dai Lian mentioned that he has conducted polls in Hsinchu County more than once. The party preference of blue plus white over green is still obvious, but the party position does not represent the result. Dai Lian said that this does not mean that the KMT candidates are in the lead, because many KMT votes have long been transferred to other candidates, and Hsinchu County has actually already settled.

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