Taipei politics 結果共97筆

TVBS poll shows Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an leading DPP challenger Shen Pao-yang by 28 points. The incumbent even leads among voters aged 20-29.

Puma Shen met with DPP officials to discuss the AI Citizens’ Hammer, aiming to improve Taipei’s governance. The initiative faces criticism but seeks to enhance citizen engagement.

Puma Shen, a DPP legislator, announced his candidacy for Taipei mayor, challenging incumbent Chiang Wan-an. Early polls show Chiang leading with 52.9% support.

Taiwan’s ruling DPP and opposition KMT clash over Ko Wen-je’s 17-year prison sentence, with both sides accusing the other of politicizing justice ahead of 2028.

The Taipei District Court will deliver a verdict on the Core Pacific City case involving Ko Wen-je. The outcome could impact his political future.

Taipei City and Nvidia sign a deal to establish NVIDIA’s Taiwan HQ at Beitou Shilin Technology Park. Deputy Mayor Lee Shu-Chuan, who played a key role, plans to resign by February’s end.

Taiwan People’s Party endorses Huang Kuo-chang for New Taipei City mayor in 2026. Huang aims to break political norms and engage with grassroots for progress.

DPP legislator Chang Ya-lin criticizes KMT for blocking former members, questioning Lee Hung-chun’s outsider status. Lee, appointed acting president of Control Yuan, urged to transcend party lines.

Mayor Chiang Wan-an criticizes Premier Cho’s ＂Taiwan 101＂ remark after Alex Honnold’s climb. Officials warn of climbing risks, urging proper training.

DPP legislator Chen Pei-yu sues TPP Chairman Huang Kuo-chang, alleging he removed confidential documents from a defense meeting. Huang denies the claims, calling them baseless.

Enoch Wu unveils a poll showing Wang Shih-cheng leading Taipei mayoral race with 33% support. Wu stresses the need for data-driven decisions in DPP’s candidate selection.

Taiwan’s KMT and TPP leaders met in New Taipei City to strengthen their alliance ahead of next year’s elections. They aim to protect Taiwan and advance key policies.

The Kuomintang’s leadership race heats up as Cheng Li-wun leads with 30% support, surpassing Hau Lung-pin. The election is set for Oct. 18.

Enoch Wu, founder of the Forward Alliance, announces his interest in running for office in Taipei. He urges the DPP to consider a thoughtful nomination process. Wu also highlights recovery efforts in Hualien, emphasizing infrastructure and disaster preparedness.

Six candidates for the Kuomintang chairmanship debated on Oct. 2, hosted by TVBS and United Daily News. The event aimed to clarify their visions and positions.

Taichung Mayor Lu Shiow-yen leads Taiwan’s public sentiment survey, while President Lai Ching-te sees a significant drop. The survey highlights public demand for economic stability and reduced political polarization.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an criticizes the central government for cutting metro subsidies, impacting local infrastructure. He urges prioritizing public welfare over politics.

KMT legislators Lo Chih-chiang and Hsu Chiao-hsin collected candidacy forms for the Oct. 18 election. Key figures discuss strategies to unify the party.

Lo Chih-chiang criticizes Chiu Yi-ying’s indictment for slapping him, calling it delayed justice. Chiu apologizes, pledging to improve and continue public service.

DPP and TPP leaders react to Ko Wen-je’s release on NT$70 million bail. The court imposes travel restrictions. Parties emphasize respect for judicial processes.

Kuomintang leader Fu Kun-chi leads a five-day Tokyo tour post-Legislative Yuan session. Vice President Chiang Chi-Chen heads to Prague for diplomacy, meeting EU officials.

Huang Kuo-chang announced his candidacy for New Taipei City mayor, aiming to collaborate with the KMT for a strong nomination. He plans a strategic shift post-2026.

Kuomintang celebrates a political win as 24 legislators survive a recall crisis, thwarting the Democratic Progressive Party’s efforts. Calls for a cabinet reshuffle and public apology intensify amid political tension in Taiwan.

Former President Tsai Ing-wen voted in Taipei, drawing public attention. Today’s recall election could impact the opposition’s legislative control. Results expected tonight.

Eric Chu accuses President Lai and Legislator Ker of manipulating a recall against legislator Liao, calling it a threat to Taiwan’s democracy. Vote on Saturday.