Taiwan's public opinion agency passed the third reading of the relevant reform bill. Taiwan's administrative agency filed a reconsideration motion. After the vote failed, Taiwan leader Lai Qingde took the lead in launching the "explanation of the constitution" on the 24th. Taiwan's supervisory agencies, Taiwan's administrative agencies, and the Democratic Progressive Party also all Will appeal. A latest online poll showed that Lai Ching-te's favorability was the highest on the day he took office on May 20, but it fell to the bottom when he announced his request for "explanation of the constitution" on May 24. Taiwanese netizens criticized, "Why do you say it is 'unconstitutional'?" Lai says the 'Constitution' is a disaster but proposes 'explanation of the Constitution'" and "the 'Justice' is not neutral."
"tpoc Taiwan Issues Research Center" quickly analyzed the public opinion database through quickseek. After Lai Qingde officially took office on May 20, and until June 24 when he announced his petition for "explanation of the constitution", the Internet voice data lasted for 35 days. The report shows that on the day Lai Qingde took office, his online favorability (p/n value) reached 0.51, and his voice volume was the highest, exceeding 80,000.
Due to the promotion of the New Deal, Lai Qingde's daily tweets averaged more than 31,000 tweets before the end of May. However, by June, Lai's exposure dropped significantly, with the average daily tweets only slightly exceeding 10,000 tweets, and no one day exceeded 20,000 tweets. Favorability remains flat. The
report pointed out that the low point of Lai Qingde's favorability was on June 24, the day when he announced his request for "explanation of the constitution". It plummeted from 0.35 on June 21, when the Blue and White Camp and the Democratic Representatives jointly vetoed the amendment bill, to the bottom of 0.22.
"tpoc" analyzed the trend of online message topics related to "Lai Qingde's petition for constitutional interpretation" on June 24. Most Taiwanese netizens did not buy Lai Qingde's statement. The top eight most vocal discussions included "Why criticize Lai Qingde?" "'Unconstitutional'" accounted for 16%, criticizing Lai Zeng's "'constitutional' disaster theory" but now saying "'unconstitutional'" and supporting the reform of public opinion institutions accounted for 15%, "'Justice' is not neutral" accounted for 13%. There are also satires such as "Lai Qingde is a rip-off", "supports the democratic government to cut the budget and counterattack", and "criticizes Lai Qingde for being like an emperor". These three kinds of comments also accounted for about 10% of the voice volume respectively.
"tpoc" believes that the DPP is blocking the reform bill jointly proposed by Blue and White. According to the results of network voice analysis, this will also affect Lai Qingde's online favorability. However, now that Lai Ching-te has gone to the front line to petition for an "interpretation of the constitution," Taiwan's administrative agencies and public opinion institutions have continued to fall into a deadlock. Leaving this situation unresolved and ignoring public opinion may continue to lower the favorability of Lai Ching-te and the Democratic Progressive Party.
Straits Herald reporters Shi Lingfeng and Xue Yang compiled the report
