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Taiwan: A voter message for Mr. Ma, The Wall Street Journal (2009)

Even though the ruling Kuomintang Party took 12 out of 17 districts in the local elections, more than 45% of votes went to the opposition Democratic Progressive Party, which represents a 7% increase from previous local elections in 2005. At the same time, DDP took one more magistracy post from Kuomintang, increasing the number of its magistrates to 4.

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