The KMT Central Standing Committee on Wednesday approved a 34-person list of at-large nominees. KMT Legislator Ko Chih-en (柯志恩) expressed concern that the list might cause the party to lose support. In Taoyuan, about a dozen KMT Taoyuan City councilors and Central Committee members held a news conference urging the KMT headquarters to move Wu Den-yih down the list and include more members who can represent the younger generation and minority groups. Earlier yesterday, Wu Den-yih had told party members protesting outside the headquarters that the list could not be changed. “I would feel bad if I was at the top of the list, but in reality I had hoped to be placed eighth,” Wu Den-yih said.

Source: Taipei Times November 14, 2019 16:03 UTC