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Taiwan political approval trends
Overview
Public opinion polls in late 2026 indicate a rising trend in political trust for the Democratic Progressive Party leadership in Taiwan.
In September, President Lai Ching-te’s trust rating reached 51.2%, the first time it had exceeded 50% since April 2025. During this period, 75.7% of respondents rejected the “One Country, Two Systems” model, and favorability toward the Chinese Communist Party fell to 7.5%.
By October, President Lai’s trust rating increased further to 53.0%, while his disapproval rating declined to 35.4%. Additionally, Premier Cho Jung-tai experienced a rise in performance approval, reaching 47.7%, which marked a new high since his inauguration.
Entities
Democratic Progressive Party · Lai Ching-te · Kuomintang · Dai Li-an · Taipei
Timeline
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Taiwan's September 2026 poll shows President Lai Ching-te's trust rating exceeding 50% for the first time since April 2025, while 75.7% of respondents reject the 'One Country, Two Systems' model.
Sources
886.news · achgut.com · bccnews.com.tw · courrierinternational.com · ctinews.com · epochtimes.com · folgefonnsenteret.no · taronews.tw · tw.nextapple.com