
Su Qiaohui, the New Taipei City mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, said that she treats tomorrow's public television political opinion briefing with a normal mind and is fully prepared, and will take care of both the legislator and candidate work.
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The New Taipei City Mayoral Candidates' public televised political meeting hosted by the New Taipei City Election Commission will be held tomorrow. When interviewed, Su Qiaohui said that she is fully prepared and will take care of both the legislator and candidate work.
New Taipei City Mayoral Candidate Su Qiaohui of the Democratic Progressive Party (the one waving in the middle) said that she treats political opinion presentations with a normal mind and that she is fully prepared. (Photo by reporter Huang Zhengjia)
The New Taipei City Mayoral Candidate’s public televised political meeting hosted by the New Taipei City Election Commission will be held tomorrow. Su Qiaohui, the New Taipei City Mayoral Candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, was interviewed today and asked how she is preparing now? And Taipei mayor candidate and legislator Shen Boyang has officially taken leave to join the campaign. Will there be relevant arrangements next? Su Qiaohui responded today that she treats political opinion presentations with a normal mind and understands her own political opinions very well. She is fully prepared and will also do a good job as a legislator and candidate.
Su Qiaohui accepted a joint interview with the media before sweeping the streets at Yanji Street Market in Tucheng this morning. She said that regarding tomorrow's public political opinion briefing, she should treat it with a normal mind. After all, during this period, they have been constantly seizing any opportunity, even the opportunity tomorrow, to report their imagination, vision and political opinions on the city to all citizens and friends. This is a very familiar part.
She pointed out that she also knows her political views very well and is fully prepared; for the Legislative Yuan, she will do a good job as a legislator and candidate at the same time.

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