Chen Su-yue leads Changhua County Magistrate polls

Recent polling for the Changhua County Magistrate election shows Democratic Progressive Party candidate Chen Su-yue leading with 32% support. She holds a 16-percentage-point lead over Kuomintang candidate Wei Ping-cheng, who has 16% support. Independent candidate Chiu Chien-fu follows with 10%, while Chen Chung-chia holds less than 1%. Notably, 42% of voters remain undecided, and 48% expressed a lack of interest in the race.

In terms of perceived capability, 25% of voters believe Chen Su-yue is best equipped to address industrial upgrades, while 8% favor Wei Ping-cheng. Regarding youth outflow and low wages, 23% favor Chen Su-yue compared to 10% for Wei Ping-cheng.

In a separate campaign development, Chen Su-yue's campaign headquarters held an event to establish support groups from four major service organizations: Rotary Club, Lions Club, Young Merchants Association, and Kiwanis International. Democratic Progressive Party Secretary-General Hsu Kuo-yung attended to certify the new leadership of these support groups. Chen Su-yue pledged that, if elected, she would establish a dedicated single-window office within the county government to assist small and medium-sized enterprises with industrial transformation.