How Taiwan’s opposition feud over mayoral race threatens 2028 election alliance
- Posted on September 5, 2026
- By South China Morning Post
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In brief
Taiwan's opposition parties face internal tensions as the People's Party and Kuomintang clash over candidate selection in a crucial technology sector mayoral election. Analysts warn this disagreement could create ripple effects throughout the political landscape, potentially undermining their collaborative strategy for the 2028 presidential race. The dispute highlights fragmentation within Taiwan's opposition coalition, risking their unified electoral approach.
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How Taiwan’s opposition feud over mayoral race threatens 2028 election alliance
Dispute between TPP and KMT over tech hub candidates could have ‘butterfly effect’ and spill into other battlegrounds, analysts say.
