In November this year, the nine-in-one election on the island will be in the spotlight, and the blue, green and white camps are ready to compete. Zhu Lilun, chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang, pointed out at the CPC Standing Committee meeting yesterday that the KMT will nominate the strongest generals to minimize internal friction. The DPP held the first meeting of the working group on the election and confrontation meeting and reached a consensus, and it is expected that on March 2, the Central Executive Committee will approve the nomination of "municipality directly under the central government" and county and city councilors, and conduct a national survey from April 6 to May 31.
The KMT is expected to start the nomination operation after the Lunar New Year, Zhu Lilun recently visited Kaohsiung, Tainan and other difficult constituencies to listen to the voices of the grassroots, a number of KMT Central Committee Standing Committee members yesterday worried about the 2022 primary election into a split, suggested that the right to nominate should be coordinated by the central government, Zhu responded, "the KMT will coordinate as soon as possible after the twists and turns of the initial election", the internal friction will be minimized, and the grassroots election will focus on the issue of people's livelihood.
As for the DPP's response to the epidemic, it recently announced that it will be postponed to the lunar New Year. The working group of the election and alignment meeting held its first meeting yesterday, and did not discuss the nomination of county mayors, but only discussed the nomination quota and time schedule of "municipalities directly under the central government" and county and city councilors.
According to the relay, a consensus was reached during the meeting, and it is expected that the Central Executive Committee will approve the nomination of "municipality directly under the central government" and county and city councilors on March 2, register for the form from March 21 to 25, review the qualification examination on March 30, and conduct a national survey from April 6 to May 31. Participants said that this is a pre-planned timetable and will still be confirmed by the Central Standing Committee.
According to Taiwan media reports, the Taiwan People's Party announced the list of the second wave of local elections, including 30 parliamentarians, including Huang Hanying, a "student sister" nominated by Taipei's Shilin North Constituency, and Chen Siyu, a former party spokesman. Secretary-General Xie Ligong said that 2 seats are not the final nominations, and that polls will be conducted again, and if there is indeed 2 seats in the constituency, they will all be nominated. (Xue Yang/Editor)