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The 16th Presidential Election of the Republic of China (Taiwan) will be held on January 13, 2024.
In 2020, the huge victory of the current Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) government brought President Tsai Ing-wen to the peak of her popularity and a wave of low morale for the Kuomintang (KMT). President Tsai successfully won re-election with 8.17 million votes, defeating Han Kuo-yu. However, in the 2022 local elections, the DPP suffered an unprecedented defeat, attributed to incompetence and misconduct in DPP's local governance. With the “8-year curse” looming, it appears the DPP government is destined to fall in 2024. Following the local elections, Hou You-yi, a strong candidate seen as capable of reclaiming the presidential seat lost by the KMT for eight years, temporarily exceeded the current Vice President Lai Ching-te's approval ratings.But, this election presents more intricate and changing situations: former Taipei Mayor and Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je also harbors expectations for the presidency, advocating for rationality, practicality, and science, with substantial support from the youth. Additionally, Terry Gou, former chairman of Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd., and Taiwanese tycoon, seems inclined to compete for the KMT's presidential nomination. There are even rumors of Han Kuo-yu re-entering the presidential race. It seems that the election year of 2023 is destined to be turbulent. The relationship between the United States and China, as well as the decisions of Taiwan's 23 million inhabitants, will forever influence the future of this island. In the midst of the enormous storm in the Taiwan Strait and across the Pacific, how will the beautiful island of Formosa navigate through it? Only time will tell.
感谢您游玩ROC2024!我花费了大概一个月的时间来创建它,并由衷感谢所有提供我帮助的人,以及我从其他一些mod抄来的代码,我非常感谢所有人和jet工具的制作者。关于成就,由于似乎存在一定的bug,你可能明明完成了它,但却无法解锁成就,我自己在测试中也遇到了很多。如果反复尝试和达成都不行,我建议你可以在我的reddit中反馈,我会检查代码。至少,你可以将成就系统中的项目当做一个游戏目标而进行游戏!
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In 2020, the huge victory of the current Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) government brought President Tsai Ing-wen to the peak of her popularity and a wave of low morale for the Kuomintang (KMT). President Tsai successfully won re-election with 8.17 million votes, defeating Han Kuo-yu. However, in the 2022 local elections, the DPP suffered an unprecedented defeat, attributed to incompetence and misconduct in DPP's local governance. With the “8-year curse” looming, it appears the DPP government is destined to fall in 2024. Following the local elections, Hou You-yi, a strong candidate seen as capable of reclaiming the presidential seat lost by the KMT for eight years, temporarily exceeded the current Vice President Lai Ching-te's approval ratings.But, this election presents more intricate and changing situations: former Taipei Mayor and Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je also harbors expectations for the presidency, advocating for rationality, practicality, and science, with substantial support from the youth. Additionally, Terry Gou, former chairman of Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd., and Taiwanese tycoon, seems inclined to compete for the KMT's presidential nomination. There are even rumors of Han Kuo-yu re-entering the presidential race. It seems that the election year of 2023 is destined to be turbulent. The relationship between the United States and China, as well as the decisions of Taiwan's 23 million inhabitants, will forever influence the future of this island. In the midst of the enormous storm in the Taiwan Strait and across the Pacific, how will the beautiful island of Formosa navigate through it? Only time will tell.
Use the default method of deciding the winner in the ROC presidential election.
In the ROC presidential election, the candidate who receives votes more than any other opponents is elected president. Regardless of the majority, you just need to have the most to win. For example, in the historical result of this election, Lai Ching-te won 40.05 percent of the vote, beating Hou You-yi, who won only 33.49 percent of the vote.
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\n\nHowever, in the 2022 local elections, the DPP suffered an unprecedented defeat, with its governing counties and cities retreating to a few deep-green areas in the south. In Tainan and Pingtung, the DPP's vote share was only slightly higher than that of the Kuomintang (KMT). Tainan, known as the \"Sanctuary of Democracy,\" has been a stronghold of the DPP, comparable to Massachusetts for the Democratic Party or Alabama for the Republican Party. This has been attributed to the incompetence and drawbacks of the DPP's governance, resulting in President Tsai Ing-wen resigning as party chairperson. Lai Ching-te subsequently obtained the position in the by-election.\n
\nAs 2023 approaches, Lai Ching-te maintains a relatively favorable position in opinion polls among several potential candidates. However, he is forever branded as a supporter of Taiwanese independence. In his youth, he notably raised a protest sign reading \"Long Live Taiwanese Independence\" in the parliament and identified himself as a \"pragmatic advocate for Taiwanese independence.\" Could this harm Lai Ching-te's prospects? Additionally, with the DPP's nearing eight years in power, public disillusionment with the party has reached a significant level. Will Lai Ching-te manage to maintain his leading position until January 13th, or will he be swept away by the wave of political change? Only time can provide us with the answer.
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\n\nHowever, the KMT's heavy defeats in the 2016 and 2020 elections have created a bitter political situation. In 2016, the KMT set a record low vote total of 3.81 million due to the \"abolish Hong Xiu-zhu's nomination\" movement, only slightly better than Lien Chan's performance in 2000. In 2019, Han Kuo-yu ran for president a few months after taking office as mayor of Kaohsiung, prompting widespread suspicion that his mayoral campaign was merely a stepping stone to a presidential bid. This resulted in his recall in June 2020. Similarly, as the mayor of a special municipality, Hou You-yi successfully won re-election in 2022, but if selected as a candidate, he will face the same scrutiny as Han Kuo-yu from the public. To make matters more complicated, prominent businessman Terry Gou is also vying for the KMT's presidential nomination, and there have even been rumors of Han Kuo-yu making another bid for the presidency. Mayor Hou's path to candidacy does not appear to be smooth sailing.
\n\nLooking at the positive aspects, Hou You-yi advocates maintaining the death penalty and taking a tough stance on crime, aligning with the mainstream public opinion in Taiwanese society. Additionally, coming from the southern region and a native Taiwanese from a local family, he has more appeal to voters in the central and southern regions compared to the traditionally Mainlander-dominated KMT. The DPP's perceived failures in governance are also likely to gather significant opposition sentiment, which could potentially support the KMT. Furthermore, Hou's approval ratings in opinion polls are also high.
\nHow could things go wrong?
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\nWhat are the costs and rewards?
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\n\nStarting from 2018, he began criticizing the DPP and distancing himself from them. After the establishment of the Taiwan People's Party, Ko Wen-je became an undeniable figure on the political stage. He is highly likely to run for the presidency of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in 2024. Even if he doesn't win, he will undoubtedly leave his mark in history. Of course, the Taiwan People's Party is a small party, having been founded only a few years ago. Its influence nationwide is far less significant than the two major traditional parties. Its main supporters are limited to the younger generation and the online community, with almost no support from the older age groups. Many polls have shown that Ko Wen-je lacks support among the middle-aged and elderly population. Additionally, the party lacks campaign funding and resources. Its strength is slightly stronger in the northern region but weak in the central and southern regions. The Taiwan People's Party has clear advantages and disadvantages as a political party. Furthermore, the party heavily relies on Ko Wen-je's personal charisma rather than organizational capabilities and discipline. Apart from Ko Wen-je, the party has almost no nationally recognized figures.
\nHowever, does the Taiwan People's Party really have to give up elections due to its lack of strength? We must bring new hope to Taiwanese politics, neither adhering to the Blue nor Green camp, but embracing a new color in Taiwanese politics: white.
\nKeep Promise, and believe in a better Taiwan.
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\n\nZhao Shao-kang is a powerful debater, comparable to Han Kuo-yu, but unlike Han Kuo-yu, he does not attract too many attacks. This could compensate for Hou You-yi's shortcomings in debates and strengthen the Kuomintang's base. The combination of two males and Mainlanders/Taiwanese is also a classic campaign combination for the Kuomintang. President Ma Ying-jeou has chosen this pairing twice and won. Zhao Shao-kang also holds a negative view of the Chinese Communist Party's actions in Hong Kong and opposes the CCP's suppression of Taiwan, which can weaken the Democratic Progressive Party's red baiting of the Kuomintang.
\n\nHowever, wanting him to join your camp is not that easy. Although he will provide you with a lot of media exposure and support, Zhao Shao-kang believes that only cooperation between the blue and white camps can achieve the goal of party alternation and winning. Therefore, he will not appear as your vice president until the last moment. In addition, a combination of two older blue males will not provide much motivation for young female voters. You must make efforts to strengthen in this aspect. If you choose Zhao Shao-kang, you must strive until the last moment.
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\n\nDespite Han Kuo-yu's high popularity and support from his dedicated fans, along with his ability to strengthen his core base, more centrist voters and young people either see him as a joke or feel he doesn't fit the image of a president. Han Kuo-yu's political style is seen to lean towards populism, with some even labeling him as the \"Taiwanese Trump.\" However, being a descendant of a Kuomintang military man like Zhao Shao-kang, Han Kuo-yu can strengthen your deep blue base. The combination of Mainlander and local Taiwanese all-male tickets is also a classic winning strategy for the KMT. Choosing Han Kuo-yu can also alleviate doubts from his supporters and address the issue of Hou's lack of active support during his 2020 campaign.
\nHowever, it is important to note that Han Kuo-yu has previously engaged with the LOCPG and has had ambiguous relations with China. Whether true or not, he could become a red bait to aid the DPP, leading them to revive their anti-Han strategies from 2020 to attack both you and Han Kuo-yu, causing division among voters. Moreover, Han Kuo-yu is not well-received among centrist voters, and the pairing of two aged male politicians does not appeal to female voters. Therefore, if you choose Han Kuo-yu, you must continuously strengthen your core base until the day of victory. Be sure to carefully weigh the pros and cons and make wise decisions to achieve the ultimate goal of winning the election!
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", "color_hex": "#0000FF", "secondary_color_hex": null, "is_active": 0, "image_url": "https://img.ltn.com.tw/Upload/news/600/2020/01/15/php8mrM1K.jpg", "electoral_victory_message": "", "electoral_loss_message": "", "no_electoral_majority_message": "", "description_as_running_mate": "Tired of male-male combinations? Well, here is a \"Female Ko P\" to meet your needs. Ko Chih-en hails from the green region of Pingtung, where her father once served as the county mayor. Being two taiwanese in same tickets is not that common, which generally could affect the voting preferences of mainlanders and deep blue supporters. However, Ko Chih-en possesses a certain demeanor of mainlanders that can counterbalance these issues. She is also one of the female fighters of the Kuomintang in the southern region, having served as a legislator and being well-versed in legislative affairs.
\n\nShe had also run as the Kuomintang's candidate for Mayor of Kaohsiung but was defeated by the Democratic Progressive Party incumbent Mayor Chen Chi-mai seeking reelection. Nevertheless, she set a record for the second-highest number of votes for a Kuomintang candidate for Kaohsiung Mayor after the merger of Kaohsiung County and City, leading the Kuomintang to maintain its position as the largest party in the council.
\nIf you want to launch a completely new and different campaign, one that stands out from all previous ones, and if you aim to garner more support from the younger generation and advocate for progressive values, then Ko Chih-en might be your best choice. She advocates for strengthening women's rights, LGBT rights, pension reforms, and has helped advance Taiwan's same-sex marriage legislation. While the Kuomintang generally opposes this legislation, she and representatives from the younger faction support it. Furthermore, as the issue of LGBT rights is not a major concern in Taiwan, it may not cause significant damage to your base. Being a university professor, she knows how to engage with young people daily. If you wish to bring in a new image for the Kuomintang and attract more young voters, choosing Ko Chih-en could help you achieve that.\n", "candidate_score": 1, "running_mate": true } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.candidate", "pk": 25000, "fields": { "first_name": "Cynthia", "last_name": "Wu", "election": 20, "party": "Taiwan People's Party", "state": "Born In USA", "priority": 1, "description": "Put description here
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