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Ko’s campaign has attract-
ed a lot of young people, which
is supported by statistics. Ac-
cording to an analysis done by
the News Lens, a Taiwanese on-
line media outlet, around 48% of
20-39-year-old voted for Ko.

Associate fellow Jeremy Huai-
Che Chiang of the Foundation for
Future Generations Taiwan, says it
is still too early for Ko and the TPP
to challenge the two largest parties.

“Despite an increase in voters

A suppor ter o f K o Wen-je holds up the sign writes, ‘ Abandon blue and green,
A supporter of Ko Wen-je holds up the sign writes, ‘Abandon blue and green,
aiw
d T
an; to hand the c
ountr
y back to y
ou,’ at a photo-taking e
safeguard Taiwan; to hand the country back to you,’ at a photo-taking event.
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A Kuomintang supporter wearing a hat which writes ‘2024 Taiwan starts over’
vent in Ximending.
Presidential election candidate Ko Wen-je attends a photo-taking event in Ximending. A Kuomintang suppor ter wearing a hat which writes ‘202 4 T aiw an star ts o ver’
Presidential election candidate K
o Wen-je attends a photo-taking e