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Election Result By Party Votes For The 7th Direct Presidential Election (National Level Public Officials Election-Taiwan, 2020) James C.Y.Soong、Yu Xiang (PFP) Daniel K.Y.Han、Chang Shan-Zheng (KMT) TSAI,ING-WEN、Lai Qing-De (DPP) Locality Valid Votes Votes ％ Votes ％ Votes ％ Grand Total 14300940 608590 4.26 5522119 38.61 8170231 57.13 Taiwan Province 4207385 179061 4.26 1709221 40.62 2319103 55.12 Ilan County 274406 10739 3.91 90010 32.80 173657 63.28 Hsinchu County 325039 18435 5.67 154224 47.45 152380 46.88 Miaoli County 326601 15222 4.66 164345 50.32 147034 45.02 Changhua County 763231 35060 4.59 291835 38.24 436336 57.17 Nantou County 299152 13315 4.45 133791 44.72 152046 50.83 Yunlin County 399788 15331 3.83 138341 34.60 246116 61.56 Chia-I County 307290 11138 3.62 98810 32.16 197342 64.22 Pingtung County 511050 14021 2.74 179353 35.10 317676 62.16 Taitung County 115668 4163 3.60 67413 58.28 44092 38.12 Hualien County 185212 6869 3.71 111834 60.38 66509 35.91 Penghu County 50904 2583 5.07 20911 41.08 27410 53.85 Keelung City 226204 11878 5.25 99360 43.93 114966 50.82 Hsinchu City 261102 14103 5.40 102725 39.34 144274 55.26 Chia-I City 161738 6204 3.84 56269 34.79 99265 61.37 Taipei City 1632453 70769 4.34 685830 42.01 875854 53.65 Kaohsiung City 1763826 55309 3.14 610896 34.63 1097621 62.23 New Taipei City 2466187 112620 4.57 959631 38.91 1393936 56.52 Taichung City 1698470 84800 4.99 646366 38.06 967304 56.95 Tainan City 1167248 41075 3.52 339702 29.10 786471 67.38 Taoyuan City 1311141 63132 4.82 529749 40.40 718260 54.78 Fuchien Province 54230 1824 3.36 40724 75.10 11682 21.54 Kinmen County 6190 188 3.04 4776 77.16 1226 19.81 Lienchiang County 48040 1636 3.41 35948 74.83 10456 21.77 Source：Central Election Commission in The Republic of China (Taiwan) Election Date：2020-01-11 Edit： Election Study Center, National Chengchi University *KMT: Kuomintang ; DPP : Democratic Progressive Party; ; PFP: People First Party James C.Y.Soong、Yu Xiang Daniel K.Y.Han、Chang Shan-Zheng TSAI,ING-WEN、Lai Qing-De (PFP) (KMT) (DPP) Locality Valid Votes Votes ％ Votes ％ Votes ％ Grand Total 14300940 608590 4.26 5522119 38.61 8170231 57.13 Taiwan Province 4207385 179061 4.26 1709221 40.62 2319103 55.12 Yilan County 274406 10739 3.91 90010 32.80 173657 63.28 Yilan City 56986 2432 4.27 20740 36.39 33814 59.34 Luodong Township 41689 1582 3.79 13383 32.10 26724 64.10 Suao Township 23759 952 4.01 7667 32.27 15140 63.72 Toucheng Township 16904 812 4.80 6569 38.86 9523 56.34 Jiaoxi Township 21962 896 4.08 6972 31.75 14094 64.17 Zhuangwei Township 15146 575 3.80 4348 28.71 10223 67.50 Yuanshan Township 19823 726 3.66 5747 28.99 13350 67.35 Dongshan Township 33130 1179 3.56 8630 26.05 23321 70.39 Wujie Township 25244 866 3.43 6897 27.32 17481 69.25 Sanxing Township 13193 515 3.90 3853 29.20 8825 66.89 Datong Township 3388 128 3.78 2568 75.80 692 20.43 Nanao Township 3182 76 2.39 2636 82.84 470 14.77 Hsinchu County 325039 18435 5.67 154224 47.45 152380 46.88 Zhubei City 106059 6576 6.20 42591 40.16 56892 53.64 Zhudong Township 56539 3202 5.66 29892 52.87 23445 41.47 Xinpu Township 20621 993 4.82 9446 45.81 10182 49.38 Guanxi Township 17461 772 4.42 9016 51.64 7673 43.94 Hukou Township 44933 2630 5.85 22354 49.75 19949 44.40 Xinfeng Township 32564 1866 5.73 14817 45.50 15881 48.77 Qionglin Township 12659 712 5.62 6554 51.77 5393 42.60 Hengshan Township 8097 389 4.80 4685 57.86 3023 37.33 Beipu Township 5830 287 4.92 3220 55.23 2323 39.85 Baoshan Township 9410 563 5.98 4594 48.82 4253 45.20 Emei Township 3619 144 3.98 1882 52.00 1593 44.02 Jianshi Township 4684 208 4.44 3291 70.26 1185 25.30 Wufeng Township 2563 93 3.63 1882 73.43 588 22.94 Miaoli County 326601 15222 4.66 164345 50.32 147034 45.02 Miaoli City 53270 2366 4.44 30335 56.95 20569 38.61 Yuanli Township 27338 1231 4.50 9349 34.20 16758 61.30 Tongxiao Township 20240 893 4.41 7952 39.29 11395 56.30 Zhunan Township 49752 2718 5.46 21395 43.00 25639 51.53 Toufen City 60053 3126 5.21 32116 53.48 24811 41.32 Houlong Township 20860 851 4.08 9175 43.98 10834 51.94 Zhuolan Township 10265 416 4.05 4363 42.50 5486 53.44 Dahu Township 8500 298 3.51 5103 60.04 3099 36.46 Gongguan Township 20114 938 4.66 11043 54.90 8133 40.43 Tongluo Township 10857 451 4.15 6292 57.95 4114 37.89 Nanzhuang Township 5803 230 3.96 3744 64.52 1829 31.52 Touwu Township 6791 278 4.09 3971 58.47 2542 37.43 Sanyi Township 10204 476 4.66 5756 56.41 3972 38.93 Xihu Township 4337 217 5.00 2618 60.36 1502 34.63 Zaoqiao Township 7743 368 4.75 4180 53.98 3195 41.26 Sanwan Township 4172 179 4.29 2473 59.28 1520 36.43 Shitan Township 2685 84 3.13 1737 64.69 864 32.18 Taian Township 3617 102 2.82 2743 75.84 772 21.34 Changhua County 763231 35060 4.59 291835 38.24 436336 57.17 Zhanghua City 142619 7159 5.02 56291 39.47 79169 55.51 Lugang Township 50458 2325 4.61 17172 34.03 30961 61.36 Hemei Township 54017 2682 4.97 20535 38.02 30800 57.02 Xianxi Township 9924 577 5.81 4159 41.91 5188 52.28 Shengang Township 21737 1039 4.78 8491 39.06 12207 56.16 Fuxing Township 27765 1216 4.38 9368 33.74 17181 61.88 Xiushui Township 23704 1056 4.45 8559 36.11 14089 59.44 Huatan Township 28304 1352 4.78 11428 40.38 15524 54.85 Fenyuan Township 14749 682 4.62 5304 35.96 8763 59.41 Yuanlin City 74248 3337 4.49 29289 39.45 41622 56.06 Xihu Township 32019 1434 4.48 12795 39.96 17790 55.56 Tianzhong Township 25059 982 3.92 10044 40.08 14033 56.00 Dacun Township 22846 1028 4.50 8498 37.20 13320 58.30 Puyan Township 19851 948 4.78 8768 44.17 10135 51.06 Puxin Township 21510 1017 4.73 7468 34.72 13025 60.55 Yongjing Township 22499 976 4.34 8217 36.52 13306 59.14 Shetou Township 26309 1145 4.35 9454 35.93 15710 59.71 Ershui Township 9545 344 3.60 3844 40.27 5357 56.12 Beidou Township 19792 944 4.77 7537 38.08 11311 57.15 Erlin Township 28817 1212 4.21 12546 43.54 15059 52.26 Tianwei Township 16466 710 4.31 6256 37.99 9500 57.69 Bitou Township 17425 786 4.51 6512 37.37 10127 58.12 Fangyuan Township 18691 761 4.07 6659 35.63 11271 60.30 Dacheng Township 8828 320 3.62 3901 44.19 4607 52.19 Zhutang Township 8543 286 3.35 2939 34.40 5318 62.25 Xizhou Township 17506 742 4.24 5801 33.14 10963 62.62 Nantou County 299152 13315 4.45 133791 44.72 152046 50.83 Nantou City 60677 3077 5.07 26690 43.99 30910 50.94 Puli Township 47795 2070 4.33 22664 47.42 23061 48.25 Caotun Township 60743 2972 4.89 24975 41.12 32796 53.99 Zhushan Township 32236 1175 3.65 13326 41.34 17735 55.02 Jiji Township 6641 301 4.53 2975 44.80 3365 50.67 Mingjian Township 23425 973 4.15 8306 35.46 14146 60.39 Lugu Township 11092 414 3.73 5179 46.69 5499 49.58 Zhongliao Township 9005 396 4.40 3760 41.75 4849 53.85 Yuchi Township 9398 397 4.22 4154 44.20 4847 51.57 Guoxing Township 11174 499 4.47 5459 48.85 5216 46.68 Shuili Township 10292 441 4.28 4810 46.74 5041 48.98 Xinyi Township 8462 320 3.78 5246 61.99 2896 34.22 Renai Township 8212 280 3.41 6247 76.07 1685 20.52 Yunlin County 399788 15331 3.83 138341 34.60 246116 61.56 Douliu City 66122 2890 4.37 25971 39.28 37261 56.35 Dounan Township 27445 1048 3.82 9595 34.96 16802 61.22 Huwei Township 41520 1877 4.52 15707 37.83 23936 57.65 Xiluo Township 26965 806 2.99 8253 30.61 17906 66.40 Tuku Township 16989 673 3.96 5572 32.80 10744 63.24 Beigang Township 23798 855 3.59 7287 30.62 15656 65.79 Gukeng Township 19308 660 3.42 6915 35.81 11733 60.77 Dabi Township 11426 424 3.71 3626 31.73 7376 64.55 Citong Township 17836 657 3.68 5250 29.43 11929 66.88 Linnei Township 10911 433 3.97 3883 35.59 6595 60.44 Erlun Township 15665 411 2.62 4398 28.08 10856 69.30 Lunbei Township 14043 473 3.37 4676 33.30 8894 63.33 Mailiao Township 23836 1134 4.76 9110 38.22 13592 57.02 Dongshi Township 8355 315 3.77 3097 37.07 4943 59.16 Baozhong Township 7663 295 3.85 2553 33.32 4815 62.83 Taixi Township 12653 502 3.97 5340 42.20 6811 53.83 Yuanchang Township 14495 507 3.50 4643 32.03 9345 64.47 Sihu Township 11918 387 3.25 4382 36.77 7149 59.98 Kouhu Township 14861 521 3.51 4478 30.13 9862 66.36 Shuilin Township 13979 463 3.31 3605 25.79 9911 70.90 Chiayi County 307290 11138 3.62 98810 32.16 197342 64.22 Taibao City 22807 905 3.97 6934 30.40 14968 65.63 Puzi City 24616 823 3.34 7657 31.11 16136 65.55 Budai Township 15990 493 3.08 5408 33.82 10089 63.10 Dalin Township 18955 720 3.80 6396 33.74 11839 62.46 Minxueng Township 43705 1773 4.06 13576 31.06 28356 64.88 Xikou Township 8975 304 3.39 2305 25.68 6366 70.93 Xingang Township 19238 628 3.26 4878 25.36 13732 71.38 Liujiao Township 13745 412 3.00 3666 26.67 9667 70.33 Dongshi Township 14186 512 3.61 4731 33.35 8943 63.04 Yizhu Township 11615 384 3.31 3616 31.13 7615 65.56 Lucao Township 9252 251 2.71 2725 29.45 6276 67.83 Shuishang Township 31607 1163 3.68 10433 33.01 20011 63.31 Zhongpu Township 27064 985 3.64 9132 33.74 16947 62.62 Zhuqi Township 21600 846 3.92 7404 34.28 13350 61.81 Meishan Township 11716 484 4.13 4306 36.75 6926 59.12 Fanlu Township 6946 273 3.93 2707 38.97 3966 57.10 Dapu Township 2230 76 3.41 930 41.70 1224 54.89 Alishan Township 3043 106 3.48 2006 65.92 931 30.59 Pingtung County 511050 14021 2.74 179353 35.10 317676 62.16 Pingtung City 124110 3963 3.19 48076 38.74 72071 58.07 Chaozhou Township 33686 950 2.82 11543 34.27 21193 62.91 Donggang Township 28711 754 2.63 8169 28.45 19788 68.92 Hengchun Township 16277 384 2.36 6620 40.67 9273 56.97 Wandan Township 32554 870 2.67 9335 28.68 22349 68.65 Changzhi Township 19303 557 2.89 6493 33.64 12253 63.48 Linluo Township 7660 201 2.62 2256 29.45 5203 67.92 Jiuru Township 14215 360 2.53 3509 24.69 10346 72.78 Ligang Township 16582 405 2.44 4596 27.72 11581 69.84 Yanpu
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    SCOPE OF ACCREDITATION TO ISO/IEC 17025:2017 DEKRA TESTING AND CERTIFICATION CO., LTD 1 No.159, Sec. 2, Wenhua 1st Road, Linkou District New Taipei City 24457, TAIWAN (R.O.C.) Murphy Wang: [email protected] Phone: +886 2 2602 7968 ELECTRICAL Valid To: November 30, 2022 Certificate Number: 3100.01 In recognition of the successful completion of the A2LA evaluation process, accreditation is granted to this laboratory at the location listed above, as well as the four satellite laboratory locations listed below, to perform the following Electrical tests: Test: Test Method(s): Mobile Devices GSM/GPRS/EDGE ETSI EN 300 607-1; Protocol/Conformance/SIM/SAT/ EN 301 511; ETSI EN 301 511; A-GPS/IoT Connection Efficiency 3GPP TS 51.010-1; (excluding Radiated Spurious Emissions) ETSI TS 151.010-1; 3GPP TS 51.010-2; ETSI TS 151 010-2; 3GPP TS 51.010-4; ETSI TS 151 010-4; ETSI TS 102 230-1; GSMA PRD TS.35; NAPRD.03; GCF-CC WCDMA/UMTS/HSPA 3GPP TS 31.121; 3GPP TS 34.121-1; Protocol/Conformance/USIM/USAT/ 3GPP TS 31.124; A-GPS/IMS/IoT Connection Efficiency ETSI TS 134 121; (excluding Radiated Spurious Emissions) ETSI EN 301 908-2; EN 301 908-2; 3GPP TS 34.123-1; 3GPP TS 34.171; 3GPP TS 34.229-1; 3GPP TR 37.901; ETSI TS 102 230-1; GSMA PRD TS.35; NAPRD.03; GCF-CC (A2LA Cert. No. 3100.01) 03/19/2020 Page 1 of 4 Test: Test Method(s): Mobile Devices (cont.) LTE/FDD/TDD 3GPP TS 31.121; Protocol/Conformance/UE positioning/ 3GPP TS 31.124; IMS/IoT Connection Efficiency/ 3GPP TS 34.229-1; USIM/USAT 3GPP TS 36.521-1; (excluding Radiated Spurious Emissions) ETSI
  • Press Release

    Press Release

    PRESS RELEASE DATE: 30th September 2013 EMBARGO: Immediate Release Delegations from more than 60 communities set to gather in Xiamen, China for LivCom finals Representatives of more than 60 communities from around the world will gather in Xiamen, China, 28th November- 2nd December 2013 at the finals of the UN-backed International Awards for Liveable Communities (LivCom). Delegates will make the case for their towns and cities over four days of judging before a panel of world renowned experts in the field of municipal and environmental management. The winning communities in the global awards scheme for civic environmental achievement will be announced on Monday 2nd December. Organisers of the event, which has the support of UNEP, say a continued growth in community focus on sustainablity has sparked not only growing entries but increasing innovation in projects designed to resolve challenging issues in the spheres of socio-economic, built and natural environments. Finalists this year reflect a wide geographic spread with a growth in new communities making their debut at the finals. After a special award was made two years ago to Medillin in Colombia, for its efforts to tackle socio-economic and environmental issues linked to an historically strong drugs culture, the awards have increasingly seen the rise of progressive solutions to tackle global community problems. Founder and chief executive Alan Smith said: “We are looking forward to a highly competitive, educational and informative finals event with some of the leading innovators in the world going before the judges. “As well as sharing knowledge, these awards are a unique way of recognising the outstanding efforts being made by individuals committed to finding innovative answers to their communities problems.” A total of 42 towns and cities, 52 Sustainable Projects and six Bursary Award applications have reached the finals.