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The Taiwan People's Party and the Chinese Kuomintang have signed a cooperation agreement on joint governance and local elections in 2026, and the two parties have maintained a cooperative relationship in the past two years.
KMT Hsinchu County Party Committee Chairman Yang Wenke had no comment on Bai Ying’s order to punish party members who stood in for Xu Xinying. (Photo by reporter Huang Meizhu)
The Taiwan People's Party held a response meeting this morning to respond to the election situation in Hsinchu County. Secretary-General Zhou Yuxiu announced that in response to the KMT's Hsinchu County Mayor candidate Xu Xinying's failure to fulfill her commitments and destroying the blue-white mutual trust foundation in the past two years, they decided that elections at all levels in Hsinchu County will no longer be bound by the "2026 Joint Governance and Local Election Cooperation Agreement between the Taiwan People's Party and the Chinese Kuomintang." In other words, members of the Kuomintang Party who help Xu Xinying stand up may at most be expelled from the party. In this regard, Yang Wenke, who is the chairman of the KMT Hsinchu County Party Headquarters, had no comment.
However, he emphasized through the county party headquarters that the open letter issued by the party headquarters last Friday (4th) was a routine election reminder issued in accordance with the party constitution and the party central committee's regulations, and was not a separate local regulation. Secondly, the open letter only regulates KMT members and nominated comrades, and does not involve other opposition parties, candidates or cooperative relationships. The county party headquarters always upholds respect and goodwill towards all opposition political parties.
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The People's Party held a relevant meeting this morning in response to the election in Hsinchu County. After the meeting, Secretary-General Zhou Yuxiu announced that because the Kuomintang and the party's Hsinchu County Mayor candidate Xu Xinying were unable to fulfill their commitments, the foundation of mutual trust between Blue and White in the past two years was destroyed; the People's Party decided to Elections at all levels in Zhu County are no longer bound by the "2026 Joint Governance and Local Election Cooperation Agreement between the Taiwan People's Party and the Chinese Kuomintang". Party members who openly support and support the election of other party's Zhubei County Magistrate and Zhubei Mayor candidates will eventually be expelled.
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