In the election of President Taiwan, which took place on January 13, Lai, a supporter of the independence of the island from China, is the winner. The results of preliminary calculations show that Lai Price has won more than 40% of the vote.
This victory can cause a negative reaction from Beijing, increasing the possibility of confrontation between Taiwan and China.
Lai prices remain in power, indicating that the Taiwan government will continue to maintain the idea of independence from China.
The preliminary results indicate that Lai Price has received support for more than 40% of voters by ahead of the representative of the Homindan Hou Yui party and a candidate from the Taiwanese People's Party CE Venchzh.
Although the election surveys testified to Lai Pinde's less support, his victory proved to be convincing. At the rally for the Democratic Progressive Party (PPP), Lai was welcomed by his supporters, which testifies to widespread support.
The winner of the election promises to form a government that will include representatives of different political forces. He also promises to prioritize the question of consensus among all the political forces of the island.
Meanwhile, the Democratic Progressive Party is likely to lose the majority in parliament as a result of the parliamentary elections, which also took place on January 13. Different parties with different views on relations with China participated in the parliamentary elections, and their results can influence the further political landscape of Taiwan.
