KMT’s Lin Hsing-er faces election reversal in TaipeiBy Jason Pan / Staff reporterLin Hsing-er (林杏兒) of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) might be denied her post as a Taipei city councilor after the Shilin District Prosecutors’ Office yesterday filed a civil case regarding the Nov. 26 election in Taipei’s first electoral district. Taipei City Councilor Lin Hsing-er speaks to reporters at the city council yesterday. Photo: Yang Hsin-hui, Taipei TimesThe prosecutors’ office is seeking to invalidate the votes for Lin. Lin is the KMT’s deputy spokeswoman. He is head of the KMT’s Changhua County Chapter and an executive member of the Taiwan Tourist Hotel Association.
