TRADITIONAL VIEW:The KMT chairman also weighed in on the textbook debate, saying that proponents of fewer classical Chinese texts are ‘completely wrong’
Taipei Times
Date: Sep 10, 2017
By Sean Lin / Staff reporter
Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Chairman Wu Den-yih (吳敦義) yesterday said that
exchanging votes in the election of KMT Central Committee members is allowable, as long as bribery is not involved.
Wu made the remark before casting his votes in yesterday’s internal party election for 210 Central Committee members among 358 nominated party representatives.
As each of the 2,046 representatives gets to cast 105 votes, it is only natural that some candidates who are friends had formed alliances to vote for each other, Wu said.
For instance, if two groups of 30 and 40 representatives formed an alliance to vote for each other, it would take up 70 of the votes each members is allowed to cast, leaving them with 35 votes for candidates outside the alliance, Wu said. [FULL STORY]