
台中市長盧秀燕證實,新聞局主任秘書黃冠穎將前往新北市長參選人李四川競選總部協助,她表示新北市選情激烈,人才互相幫忙理所當然,過去台中遇困難時也曾借將給他人。
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距離九合一選舉投票只剩兩個月,台中市長盧秀燕的重要幕僚黃冠穎將支援國民黨新北市長參選人李四川的選戰。
台中市長盧秀燕證實黃冠穎將赴李四川競總協助。(記者蘇金鳳攝)
距離九合一選舉投票只剩二個月,傳出台中市長盧秀燕的重要幕僚台中市政府新聞局主任秘書黃冠穎進駐國民黨新北市長參選人李四川競選辦公室,支援新北市長選戰;今天台中市長盧秀燕受訪證實此事,新北市的選情非常的激烈,因此有人要借將,會幫忙。
黃冠穎是盧秀燕重要的幕僚,很多盧秀燕私人行程都是由他安排,而盧秀燕借將給李四川,透露出重要訊息。
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盧秀燕今天受訪證實,黃冠穎將前往李四川競總辦公室,她表示,新北市的選情非常的激烈。隨著這個投票日越來越近,所以當有人要來借將的話,她會幫忙,過去台中遇到困難的時候,她也跟別人借將。那所以人才互相幫忙本來就應該的。
新聞局主秘黃冠穎於鄭照新接任新聞局長時進入台中市府,由新聞局專員一路升至主任秘書,在盧秀燕團隊服務約5年。
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