Tainan mayoral candidate Chen Ting-fei urges blue and white lawmakers not to block child allowance and NT$10,000 payout
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At a glance
- Chen Ting-fei jointly registered her Tainan mayoral candidacy with Mayor Huang Wei-che and 31 Democratic Progressive Party council candidates.
- Chen said she aims to become Tainan's first female mayor in 400 years and win all available council seats for her party.
- She urged Kuomintang and Taiwan People's Party lawmakers to approve a proposed monthly NT$5,000 allowance for people aged 0 to 18 and a universal NT$10,000 payment.
Chen Ting-fei entered Tainan's local election campaign with a sweeping target: become the city's first woman mayor in 400 years and lead the Democratic Progressive Party to a clean sweep of council seats.
Tainan must win, produce its first female mayor in 400 years, and send the DPP council candidates to a home run.
The DPP candidate registered jointly on the afternoon of the 2nd with Tainan Mayor Huang Wei-che, Deputy Council Speaker Lin Chih-chan and 31 DPP council contenders. Huang handed Chen a relay baton, presenting the gesture as a symbol that the city's administration should pass from one leader to the next.
Do not block the budget and pass it quickly.
Chen said she would build on the foundations laid by former Tainan mayor and President Lai Ching-te, as well as Huang. She described the coming year-end 2026 election as a contest for the
The local election is not an individual contest for the mayor and councilors. It is a team battle for Tainan.
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