Taipei Mayor Ko vows to listen to voices of the people as supporters dwindle

The hina Post
Date: April 9, 2016
By: CNA

TAIPEI — Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je (柯文哲) vowed Friday to listen to the

Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je listens to a borough chief at a seminar for the mayor and Taipei borough chiefs in Taipei on Thursday, April 7. Ko vowed Friday to listen to the voices of the people after a new opinion poll showed the number of Ko's detractors exceeding his backers for the first time, a city government spokesman said. (CNA)

Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je listens to a borough chief at a seminar for the mayor and Taipei borough chiefs in Taipei on Thursday, April 7. Ko vowed Friday to listen to the voices of the people after a new opinion poll showed the number of Ko’s detractors exceeding his backers for the first time, a city government spokesman said. (CNA)

voices of the people, a city government spokesman said, after a new opinion poll showed the number of Ko’s detractors exceeding his backers for the first time.

The mayor said he “will listen to the voices of residents, make improvements on things that have not been done well and step up communications with the people,” according to spokesman Sidney Lin (林鶴明) in response to the poll.

Lin said the latest poll showed Taipei residents responding positively to traffic improvements, and promised that the city will humbly deal with other issues on which residents expressed dissatisfaction.

TVBS’s most recent poll conducted in the first few days of April showed 38 percent of respondents expressing satisfaction with Ko’s performance against 42 percent who expressed dissatisfaction and 20 percent who had no opinion.     [FULL  STORY]

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