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Shen Boyang said that although voting has stopped, the “sea current” continues to rise. Relying on a surge in popularity and support from first-time investors and non-voters, he hoped to break Chen Shui-bian’s record of 46% and challenge the majority.
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidateshen boyang Today, I was interviewed by “News Face to Face”.voting Slowly getting closer, and the former president is more likely to break downChen Shui-bian A record 46% were elected mayor of Taipei. Shen clearly said that judging from the trend, the “sea current” is still moving forward, and it is expected to cross the halfway point. The most important thing is to win over people who have never voted before, first-time voters, and people who have only voted in presidential elections.
Shen Boyang said that he is mainly used to observing election trends. Although the polls were extremely stable in July and August, it seems that more and more people will join in because the “ocean stream” is so free. But one big thing is that he found that his popularity and support are completely linked together. If you know him, you are more likely to vote for him. The second reason is that many people who have never voted before or are first-time voters or even have voted only for the Presidential election are getting attracted towards them and voting is gaining momentum.
Media person Huang Chuangxia also asked that although the polls have improved, there is still a gap in optimism. Shen Boyang frankly said that at the beginning, the polls were behind by 20 or 21%, and the popularity was also very low. When the tide rose, it was still very low. The mentality of many people is that even if they win the elections, they will not win. They even say that Taipei City is difficult to conquer. It is very common to answer that surveys support Shen Boyang and are optimistic about Chiang Wannan.
Shen Boyang clearly stated that he was confident that he would be elected mayor of Taipei. Not only was he a member of the Taipei City Council, but too much media coverage could not influence the election of the capital’s mayor, so it would be a bit sad at the beginning. “As long as you agree, you should come out to vote. Even if I lose, I will still come out to vote.” However, he joked that as the elections are getting closer, the campaign polls are now catching up and need to be reversed, and I hope everyone comes out to vote.
Host Xie Zhenwu also said that the Democratic Progressive Party’s highest one-on-one vote rate for a Taipei mayor was about 46%, and Shen Yangliu has obviously achieved it. If he wants to win more than half, he will need at least 70,000 votes. Shen also believes that Yangliu has not yet reached her peak, and hopes that she will continue to move forward and pass the halfway point. He’s also asking voters to help him campaign, in hopes of convincing people who have just turned on the TV but have no idea about the election that it’s the key to winning in the end.
Recently, Chiang Wannan’s wife Shi Fanggen and mother Huang Meilun came out to help campaign for votes. Will Shen Boyang play the wife and daughter card? Shen said that he was really touched when he saw Chiang’s family coming forward to help. Before he paid attention to politics, his wife was actually better than him. He pays more attention to politics, and his wife also hopes to win, but he still hopes that she can think calmly before making a decision. He will not take the initiative to ask. As for his daughter, although she is a big person and will help him in campaigning and wants to go out to sweep the streets, he still tries to protect her.
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He emphasized that he focused on election trends rather than single numbers. He believed that although there was a pause in July and August, support has continued to increase recently, and there is even a chance to break the 46% record of former President Chen Shui-bian as Taipei mayor.
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Shen Boyang pointed out that the most important thing is people who have never voted in the past, first-time voters, and people who usually only vote in presidential elections. These people are attracted to their discussion and gradually become an important force in turning off the vote.
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He said that he was actually very touched when he saw the other party’s family coming forward to help, but he would still focus on the mayor’s election and deliberately not unify his wife and daughters. They only hoped that they would let them decide whether to support the election based on the safety of their families.
