Will Taiwan’s local elections affect the 2024 presidential race?

Various polls have shown that the ruling Democratic Progressive Party could lose in more than half of the 22 counties and cities up for grabs, with observers largely attributing it to public discontent towards the DPP government’s domestic policies. CNA’s Victoria Jen has more.

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[true_the_lens]

The voters are fed up with rhetoric and wants more emphasis on the economy…

[lonewolf]

Uncle ned has a subsidiary in Taiwan called 👉Taiwan Endowment of Democracy. That is how, especially the young have been influenced. Taiwan's information minister, appointed by Tsai after the last election, even though not belonging to DPP, was a CeyeA trained asset who has appeared more than once at Oslo Freedom Forum, uncle sam's color revolution school.

[kriskris]

Taiwan is a province, part of CHINA.
CHINA is the motherland.
No mother can disown their children.
No children should disown their mother.

[donaldharlan]

🥒DPP emblem makes people think, that they are a bunch of gay pickles.🌈 Do They have pickles in Taiwan? 🫣

[diazvirdani]

*Taiwan🇹🇼 have maritime disputes with China.*
make maritime border agreement & peace!

[songnianzhang]

why did dpp refuse to return the relics of Taipei palace museum.?!

[xxoo-lpvc]

So
Taiwan taxpayer pay everything for the radar station, even clean the toilet . But still cannot direct access to their own radar station . Only USA consultant can access and only alms to Taiwan "needed" radar data .

[tan_boon_tee]

I’m leaning towards no. Local elections are about local issues like what to do with the local trash. National elections are about national and international issues like what to do with the world’s trash ( CCP)