According to Taiwan's "United Daily News" today (19th) announced the latest poll on the 2024 Taiwan leadership election, the results show that the blue and green sides are currently tied with 31% support, compared with the poll results at the end of November, the Chinese Kuomintang "Hou Kangpei" climbed 2 percentage points, **Lai Xiaopei" and "Ke Yingpei" remained unchanged.
From the perspective of age analysis, "Hou Kangpei" is 8 percentage points ahead of "Lai Xiaopei" with 38% support between the ages of 40 and 59;Among voters over 60 years old, "Lai Xiaopei" and "Ke Yingpei" received 36% and 37% of the support, respectivelyHowever, among voters under the age of 40, "Ke Yingpei" is ahead of "Lai Xiaopei" (27%) and "Hou Kangpei" (17%) with 43% supportCompared with the results of the November survey, "Hou Kangpei" has gained support among young voters.
In terms of the election of "legislators", if they vote tomorrow, 31 voters will vote for the KMT's non-district "legislators", which is higher than ***5, and the support of the People's Party is 9. In the regional "legislator" section, 29 voters will vote for the KMT's "legislator" candidate,**23 and the People's Party9,37 have not yet been decided. Compared with the survey at the end of November, the percentage of regional "legislators" from the blue, green and white parties has not changed much, with a change of less than one percentage point.
In a survey conducted by Taiwan's "United Daily News" at the end of November, the KMT led the KMT with 32% support at 25%, a gap of seven percentage points between the two sides15% favor the People's Party.
In addition, a few days ago, ETtoday polled the top three in terms of regional "legislators", and the top three with the highest support were the Kuomintang 345%、*33.2%, Taiwan People's Party 119%, followed by no party membership 23%, "Power of the Times" 19%, "Taiwan Jijin" 14%, People First Party 10%, 02% and 0 for other political parties7% without voting The ratio of invalid votes to not knowing was 128%。
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