Why China’s Election Interference Falls Short in Taiwan 
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By: Jens Kastner
A range of recent opinion polls and other indicators suggest that China’s preferred candidates in Taiwan’s upcoming local “nine-in-one” elections, often dubbed Taiwan’s midterms, may perform worse than initially projected. This raises further questions about the effectiveness of China’s efforts to interfere in elections on the island, pa…
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