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demand for another round of voting by disenfranchised members of the military and the police. By April 7, a procedural agreement for the recount still had not been reached and Pan-Blue held another rally the following
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U-shaped line in which people would first cast a ballot for president and then cast a separate ballot for each of the two questions. Voters who choose not to cast a referendum ballot could exit the line at the base of the U. Near the end of the campaign, the CEC issued a number of conflicting and constantly changing directives as to what would constitute a valid ballot.
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local government election authorities, and two witnesses each representing the plaintiff (pan-blue alliance) and the defendant (pan-green alliance). Any disputed votes were sent to High Court in Taipei for verification. After the recount, Chen was confirmed the winner of the election by a smaller margin (25,563 from 29,518).
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jeep in the presidential motorcade. One bullet struck Chen's abdomen and was later found in his clothes. It resulted in a flesh wound 8 cm long and 2 cm deep (four inches long, an inch wide, and an inch deep). Another bullet grazed Lu's knee and was found in the jeep. At first both believed
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or political corruption, but the theme of the rallies were changed to "Change the
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returned to Taiwan to vote. Typical estimates indicate that about 20,000 people travelled from North
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endorsed Lien on March 11 and also urged his followers to boycott the referendum. This led to criticism from some other
Buddhist leaders that his blunt condemnation of Chen broke the convention that religious figures remain politically neutral. In addition, Wei Chueh's temple was the object of many
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outbreak in mid-2003, to focus more on what they see as Chen's inability to deal with the recession. Until
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spokesman said, "We did not, do not and will not interfere with elections in Taiwan...We do not care who will be elected. What we care about is the winner's attitude towards cross-Taiwan Strait relations and national reunification," and PRC issued instructions to local officials not to allow
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Their injuries were not life-threatening, and both Chen and Lu were released from Chi-Mei Hospital on the same day without losing consciousness or having surgery. Nevertheless, the attack provoked shock and unease on Taiwan, where political violence of this kind is unknown in recent times.
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for vice president. The campaign emblem for the Lien-Soong campaign was a two-seat bicycle with a blue figure in the first seat and an orange figure in the second. There were initial doubts to this pairing since it was believed that the two men personally disliked each other—during the
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later invaded to stop the Baltic states from declaring independence. Although billed as non-political, some of the symbolism of the demonstration, particularly the point in the event where participants "turn away from China," veered clearly toward support of
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that they had been hit by firecrackers, which are commonly used in Taiwanese political activities; the first sign of something more serious was when Chen noticed that he was bleeding from the abdomen, and that there was a bullet hole in the window.
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that the incident was faked in order for Chen to gain sympathy votes. These speculations were, however, considered highly offensive by Pan-Green supporters, and were not condoned by the Pan-Blue leadership until after Chen won the election.
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was to question Chen's competence and also to focus in on issues which interested specific interest groups. The Pan-Blue Coalition staunchly defended the existence of the Republic of China and also rejected unification under
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the results of the election. This was rejected by the High Court on November 4, 2004, but the Pan-Blue coalition is appealing to the Supreme Court. The Court also asked Pan-Blue to pay for the cost of the lawsuit.
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and opposition to any referendum that would tend to move Taiwan toward independence, the PRC toned down its criticism and focused its attention on the proposed referendum rather than on the presidential race.
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were released by the Pan-Blue Coalition, creating controversy. The coalition eventually apologized to Taiwan's Jewish community for the comparison, although it refused to do so to Chen himself.
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with the purpose of convincing Taiwanese businessmen on the mainland to support Pan-Blue. News of this caused an uproar on Taiwan, especially after Liao was photographed with several
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front of courthouses across Taiwan, with some protests becoming violent. The High Court ordered all ballot boxes be sealed, per Lien's demand. Protesters continued to camp on
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should revise election laws to allow automatic recount if the margin of victory is less than 1% of the votes. The law, if passed, retroactively applies to the 2004 elections
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tried to visit Chen on the night of the incident, but were unable to see the president because he was resting. Chen Shui-bian appeared publicly the next day when he voted.
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had illegally acquired while it was the ruling party. In response, the Pan-Blue Coalition asked why Chen Shui-bian has become much wealthier after assuming the presidency.
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1981:Total votes
1959:Valid votes
1927:James Soong
1827:martial law
1746:convertible
1667:blood drive
1635:human chain
1414:Three Links
1360:mainlanders
1178:James Soong
1150:Frank Hsieh
1118:James Soong
842:China Times
734:Referendums
587:High Courts
471:Legislature
194:Percentage
175:James Soong
3624:Categories
3413:See also:
3338:2008 (Mar)
3333:2008 (Jan)
2836:6 November
2810:6 November
2762:6 November
2736:6 November
2687:References
2034:Lien–Soong
1995:16,507,179
1984:13,251,719
1962:12,914,422
1947:12,914,422
1932:Kuomintang
1902:Annette Lu
1767:talk radio
1763:chat rooms
1678:black gold
1438:Kuomintang
1281:iron votes
1106:Kuomintang
1098:Annette Lu
1092:President
862:Censorship
856:Propaganda
824:Newspapers
817:Television
811:Mass media
757:Kuomintang
504:Han Kuo-yu
345:Presidency
308:Government
189:6,442,452
169:Annette Lu
158:Kuomintang
84:16,507,179
81:Registered
62:2004-03-20
2918:Elections
2710:9 January
2091:1,130,615
2085:1,000,265
1936:6,442,452
1922:Lien Chan
1911:6,471,970
1877:Candidate
1838:Henry Lee
1771:theorized
1717:Wei Chueh
1639:P.R.China
1579:fugitives
1478:does not
1389:, and a "
1323:Lien Chan
1216:does not
1187:Feng Shui
1174:Lien Chan
1146:Kaohsiung
1116:Chairman
1110:Lien Chan
791:New Party
699:Elections
539:Judiciary
415:Executive
185:6,471,970
141:Lien Chan
3514:Indirect
2491:122,328
2468:101,535
2422:192,643
2169:106,918
2100:130,350
2077:207,491
2031:Chen–Lu
2003:Source:
1713:Buddhist
1690:Taichung
1405:policy.
1303:policy.
662:Chen Chu
333:Taxation
130:Nominee
92:80.28% (
3278:2005–06
3273:2001–02
3268:1997–98
3128:1950–51
2606:24,732
2560:36,179
2537:72,540
2528:126,041
2514:83,525
2505:215,796
2499:299,321
2482:302,937
2476:425,265
2459:398,769
2453:500,304
2445:67,611
2436:183,786
2430:251,397
2413:229,284
2407:421,927
2399:18,526
2376:81,277
2367:118,189
2361:199,466
2353:83,223
2344:159,906
2338:243,129
2321:153,913
2315:146,415
2307:33,168
2298:350,128
2292:383,296
2284:30,003
2275:297,098
2269:267,095
2261:30,397
2252:410,082
2246:440,479
2238:67,632
2229:191,059
2223:123,427
2215:22,106
2206:118,924
2192:72,451
2183:165,027
2160:555,688
2154:448,770
2146:39,487
2137:108,361
2131:147,848
2123:42,013
2114:132,289
2068:897,870
2062:690,379
2040:Margin
2037:Invalid
1973:337,297
1868:Results
1715:master
1499:removed
1484:sources
1312:economy
1275:versus
1237:removed
1222:sources
1100:of the
428:Premier
202:49.89%
111:
89:Turnout
60: (
2926:Taiwan
2629:3,812
2623:94.24%
2600:93.54%
2597:26,433
2577:50.53%
2574:22,639
2571:49.47%
2568:22,162
2554:65.32%
2551:76,382
2548:34.48%
2545:40,203
2531:70.21%
2525:29.79%
2522:53,501
2511:13,385
2508:41.89%
2502:58.11%
2488:21.903
2485:41.60%
2479:58.40%
2465:15,012
2462:44.37%
2456:55.64%
2439:42.23%
2433:57.77%
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2416:35.21%
2410:64.79%
2393:43.94%
2390:67,176
2387:56.06%
2384:85,702
2373:11,554
2370:37.21%
2364:62.79%
2350:16,748
2347:39.68%
2341:60.32%
2330:7,498
2324:51.25%
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2304:26,288
2301:47.74%
2295:52.26%
2281:10,566
2278:52.66%
2272:47.34%
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2255:48.21%
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2235:10,868
2232:60.76%
2226:39.24%
2209:55.12%
2203:44.88%
2200:96,818
2186:64.07%
2180:35.93%
2177:92,576
2166:30,838
2163:55.32%
2157:44.68%
2140:42.29%
2134:57.71%
2117:59.44%
2111:40.56%
2108:90,276
2097:52,948
2094:53.06%
2088:46.94%
2074:30,789
2071:56.53%
2065:43.47%
1987:100.00
1950:100.00
1742:Tainan
1694:Taipei
1451:, and
1366:, and
1197:Issues
1148:mayor
1079:Taiwan
771:Others
198:50.11%
149:Party
2620:4,060
2617:5.76%
2603:1,069
2594:6.45%
2591:1,701
2580:12,13
2557:3,198
2534:4,523
2442:8,247
2396:2,905
2327:8,784
2212:5,143
2189:6,737
2143:8,885
2120:4,996
2051:Votes
2045:Votes
1998:80.28
1965:97.45
1944:Total
1939:49.89
1914:50.11
1886:Votes
1883:Party
1416:with
1368:Hakka
1172:with
3609:2024
3604:2020
3599:2016
3594:2012
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3489:1913
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3479:1911
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3371:1969
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3000:1969
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2764:2016
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2636:Maps
2583:477
1976:2.55
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