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The Kuomintang think tank released a topical poll in November Image: Huang Jianhao / Photo
The National Policy Research Foundation of the Kuomintang think tank released the November topical survey today (26). On the part of support for political parties, the DPP still has the highest 24.7% and the second highest 20.6% of the Kuomintang. The gap between the two parties has changed in six months. 19.2% was reduced to 4.1%. Huang Xinhua, deputy executive director of the think tank, said the DPP’s support for all age groups has declined across the board, while the KMT has rebounded across the board. This is especially true among young ethnic groups ages 20-29. As the Lai pig problem ferments, “the country will rise and the people will fall.” The trend will be more obvious.
The Kuomintang think tank commissioned the National Credibility Survey Company to conduct a sample telephone survey from November 17 to 19. After successfully interviewing 1,078 successful samples and a 95% confidence level, the error was plus or minus 2.98%. The support of the political parties are 24.7% from the DPP, 20.6% from the KMT, 10.4% from the Taiwan People’s Party, 6% from the Times, 1.5% from the Taiwan Foundation, 0.3% from the First People’s Party and the Green Party, and 0% from the New Party.
Overall, support for pan-green parties is about 32.5%, pan-blue parties are about 21%, and the Taiwan People’s Party is 10.4%. The highest proportion is 36.1%, which is neutral or unresponsive.
Huang Xinhua pointed out that from the cross-analysis results, among young people aged 20-29, the support of each political party has decreased. The KMT’s support for this ethnic group has dropped by 1.8%, but the DPP has dropped by 8.9%. . Huang Xinhua said that the KMT support rate between the ages of 20 and 29 is about 14.3%. Although it loses to the DPP by 19%, that figure is encouraging for the KMT.
According to the results of the regional analysis, the DPP’s support in Greater Taipei, Keelung, Taozhumiao, China Changtou, Yunjianan, and the Gaoping Islands are clearly ahead of the KMT. KMT support is way ahead in Yihua East. .
Huang Xinhua noted that in the June poll, the KMT’s support rate was 19.2% lower than that of the DPP. However, in the latest November poll, the KMT only lost 4.1% of the DPP’s support. Inside, the gap between the two sides is reduced by 4.7 times. From June to November, KMT support to all age groups has recovered significantly, especially in the age group 20-29 years, with an increase rate of 126%. Young people have gained a lot, while the DPP has declined across the board. The decline is greatest in the age group 20-29 years, with a decline rate of 49%.
The National Policy Research Foundation of the Kuomintang think tank released the November topical survey today (26). On the part of support for political parties, the DPP still has the highest 24.7% and the second highest 20.6% of the Kuomintang. The gap between the two parties has changed since within half a year. 19.2% was reduced to 4.1%.
Huang Xinhua, deputy executive director of the think tank, said DPP support for all age groups has declined across the board, while the KMT has rebounded across the board. This is especially true among young ethnic groups ages 20-29. The trend will be more obvious.
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