If Tsai, Gou and Ko run in the election in January next year, 28.9 percent of respondents would support Tsai, while 28.1 percent would vote for Ko and 27.1 would choose Gou, the poll found. If Tsai runs against Han and Ko, 30.1 of respondents would vote for Han, 29.6 would vote for Tsai and 26.5 percent would vote for Ko. If Lai, Han and Ko run, 30.4 percent would vote for Ko, 28.3 percent would vote for Han and 27.3 percent would vote for Lai. Asked which KMT hopeful — Han, Gou, former New Taipei City mayor Eric Chu (朱立倫) or Legislator Wang Jin-pyng (王金平) — has a greater chance of winning the party’s primary, 38.2 percent said Han, 26.4 percent said Gou, 14.6 percent said Chu and 7.1 said Wang. Asked which party they would vote for, 39.1 percent said the KMT, 30.2 percent said the DPP, 12.6 percent said the New Power Party and 2.6 percent said Green Party Taiwan, the poll showed.

Source: Taipei Times May 23, 2019 16:03 UTC