Taiwan poll: Ke Wenzhes support fell 30 % of the womens support for women

The Taiwan polls show that after the people's party presidential candidate, Ke Wenzhe, after experiencing many unexpected storms, fell to less than 30 %, mainly losing the support of female voters.

According to Taiwan Wind Media reported on Wednesday (July 19), the results of the latest 2024 Presidential Survey of the Presidential Survey of the Presidential Corporation showed that the DPP candidate Lai Qingde still led 38.48%of supportKe Wenzhe lived at 28.34%of support, and the Kuomintang candidate Hou Youyi continued to bottom out with 21.29%support.

Compared with the results of the polls made by Ling Media in June, the ranking of the three is unchanged, but Ke Wenzhe's support fell 2.95 percentage points and fell by 30 %.Nearly a percentage point.

The analysis of Ling Media, Lai Qingde's support at the age of 20 to 29 has a rise.%Rose to 36.37%.

Ke Wenzhe's main support is still mainly young voters, but the age of the most losing support this month is from the ages of 30 to 39 years old, from 51.75%of last month to 45.39%, of whichWomen with ages at the age of 30 to 39 fell from 50.74%last month to 39.28%.

This survey is the questionnaire design and investigation consultant of Professor Zhang Youzong of the National Taiwan University Political Department, which is commissioned by Ling You University. Pilrson data is responsible for implementation.The polls were conducted from July 12th to 16th to investigate the online population over 20 years old in Taiwan. Among them, the valid sample was 12,464. At 95%of confidence, the sampling error was within 0.88%of the positive and negative 0.88%.Essence

Ke Wenzhe has recently fallen into disputes many times.Ke Wenzhe hopes to apply for a concert at the Taipei Pop Music Center in early July, but was rejected by the official on the grounds that the existence of political colors.In response, Ke Wenzhe said that this was "the world's coolness", and also said that "this kind of incident was resolved by the 'eunuch'" and was criticized for the stigma of grass -roots civil servants.