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KMT Hualien County Chief Candidate: Poll to Decide Between Two Names, Ho Chi-Saint Excluded

January 8, 2026 1:47 pm

KMT Hualien County Chief Candidate: Poll to Decide Between Two Names, Ho Chi-Saint Excluded

The ‌race for the Hualien County leadership is intensifying, with the kuomintang (KMT) poised to determine its candidate through a ⁣extensive public opinion poll. Recent developments suggest a shift in⁢ strategy as the party navigates a complex political ⁢landscape. As of⁢ January 8, 2026, the ‌selection process is focusing on two potential contenders, excluding media ‌personality Ho Chi-sheng from the initial ‌polling phase.

## KMT Candidate Selection: A Shift in Focus

The KMT’s Hualien county chapter has officially decided ⁣to employ‌ a public opinion poll to finalize its candidate for County Magistrate.This ⁤decision follows internal⁣ deliberations ‍and aims to ⁢identify the individual with the strongest‌ public support.‌ You might be wondering why this is⁢ happening⁢ now – it’s a direct response to ⁣the evolving dynamics within ⁣the⁢ party and the need to present a unified front. ‍

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