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New Party Taipei City Councilor Pan Huai-tsung, front row, second left, who is seeking re-election, and Taipei city councilor candidate Chiao Jia-rong, front row, second right, attend a draw to determine their ballot number in Taipei yesterday. Photo: Liao Chen-huei, Taipei Times
By Jake Chung / Staff writer, with CNA
Ninety-three candidates have registered for the 22 mayoral and commissioner positions to be contested in the Nov. 24 nine-in-one elections, the Central Election Commission said yesterday.
The candidates drew lots to determine their order on ballots.
In the six special municipalities, Taipei mayoral candidate Wu E-yang （吳蕚洋）, an independent, drew the No. 1 spot, followed by Chinese Nationalist Party （KMT） candidate Ting Shou-chung （丁守中）, Democratic Progressive Party （DPP） candidate Pasuya Yao （姚文智）, Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je （柯文哲）, an independent seeking re-election, and independent Lee Hsi-kun （李錫錕）.
In New Taipei City, DPP mayoral candidate Su Tseng-chang （蘇貞昌） drew the top slot, with the KMT’s Hou You-yi （侯友宜） No. 2.
In Taoyuan, independent mayoral candidate Chu Mei-hsueh （朱梅雪） drew No. 1, followed by the KMT’s Apollo Chen （陳學聖）, independents Yang Li-huan （楊麗環） and Wu Fu-tung （吳富彤） and the DPP’s Cheng Wen-tsan （鄭文燦）, who is seeking re-election.
In Taichung, independent mayoral candidate Sung Yuan-tung （宋原通） drew top spot, followed by Taichung Mayor Lin Chia-lung （林佳龍） of the DPP and the KMT’s Lu Shiow-yen （盧秀燕）.
In Tainan, DPP mayoral candidate Huang Wei-che （黃偉哲） drew No. 1, followed by the KMT’s Kao Su-po （高思博） and independent candidates Lin Yi-feng （林義豐）, Hsu Chung-hsing （許忠信）, Chen Yung-ho （陳永和） and Su Huan-chih （蘇煥智）.
In Kaohsiung, KMT mayoral candidate Han Kuo-yu （韓國瑜） drew No. 1, followed by the DPP’s Chen Chi-mai （陳其邁）, and independent candidates Chu Mei-feng （璩美鳳） and Su Ying-kuei （蘇盈貴）.
新聞來源：TAIPEI TIMES
Tainan East District city councilor candidate Tseng Hsin-kai, third right, and members of his campaign team attend a campaign rally in Tainan yesterday. Photo: Hung Jui-chin, Taipei Times
