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introduction
Electoral culture, a political system that originated in the West, has undergone tremendous changes after years of introduction in Taiwan. Unlike other democracies, Taiwan's electoral culture is unique.
Election activity changes
Twenty years ago, elections were held in a manner that was mainly reflected in political presentations and debates. However, with the rise of the DPP, the form of the election has changed dramatically.
The DPP stirred up populist sentiment and led to an escalation of clashes at the political presentation, which eventually forced it to shut down.
Momentum is on the rise
The end of the political opinion conference has prompted a new round of change, causing the DPP and the KMT to abandon the political opinion conference in favor of more attractive campaigns. These events resembled Hitler's speeches, full of passion and slogans, successfully channeling the emotional resonance of the electorate. By inciting hatred and stirring up enthusiasm, the DPP has succeeded in increasing voter turnout.
Limitations of the hype
Over the past decade or so, however, the effect of building momentum on the DPP has gradually waned.
Green voters have lost their enthusiasm for these activities, but they still support the DPP on the ballot. Relatively speaking, the blue camp remained enthusiastic about building momentum, but the number of participants did not equate to the actual number of votes.
The problem of stratospheric heating
A unique term has emerged in Taiwan's electoral culture - stratospheric heating. This refers to the fact that the enthusiasm in the campaign does not really translate into an increase in votes. The number of voters in the DPP far exceeds the number of people who participated in the campaign, so the effect of the campaign is relatively limited.
Suggestions and reflections
In order to cope with this situation, it is recommended that the KMT change its tactics and hold more rational activities to expose the DPP's lies.
In addition, it emphasizes cultural work in Taiwan and strives to restore Chinese culture, which has fallen culturally.
conclusion
Overall, Taiwan's electoral culture has undergone many changes, and the limitations of the campaign need to be taken seriously. The key to solving the electoral problem may lie in the rebuilding of culture. In this process, all parties need to work together to achieve greater development of Taiwan's electoral culture.
summary
Through an analysis of the evolution and limitations of Taiwan's electoral culture, we find that in the past few decades, the form and activities of elections have undergone many changes, from political opinion speeches to campaigning activities.