Official elected ticket
Lai Ching-te and Bi-khim Hsiao received 5,586,019 votes.
賴清德・蕭美琴 · 民主進步黨 · 40.05% of valid votes.
Ballot accounting0reconciliation errors across every published row
Central Election Commission · official January 13, 2024 result
Taiwan's presidential vote, from the national result to every polling place.
Taiwan's official 2024 presidential and vice-presidential election result from the Central Election Commission: all three tickets, 22 city and county totals, 368 district and township totals, 7,738 village totals, and 17,795 polling-place records.
14,048,311ballots cast
71.86%turnout
7,738village totals
17,795polling-place rows
All three official tickets
Every ticket is a complete clickable record.
English navigation labels sit beside the official Chinese candidate and party fields. The CEC's elected marker is reproduced without turning this historical result into a live-tenure claim.
#1Taiwan People's Party
Ko Wen-je
柯文哲 · President
Cynthia Wu
吳欣盈 · Vice president
3,690,46626.46%Open complete ticket record →#2Elected ticket
Lai Ching-te
賴清德 · President
Bi-khim Hsiao
蕭美琴 · Vice president
5,586,01940.05%Open complete ticket record →#3Kuomintang
Hou Yu-ih
侯友宜 · President
Jaw Shaw-kong
趙少康 · Vice president
4,671,02133.49%Open complete ticket record →All 22 city and county totals
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Each full card links into the official geographic hierarchy. Polling-place records remain attached to their source village and are available through the public API.
0174.28% turnout
Taipei City
臺北市 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
12 districts/townships · complete result →0272.78% turnout
New Taipei City
新北市 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
29 districts/townships · complete result →0372.22% turnout
Taoyuan City
桃園市 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
13 districts/townships · complete result →0473.85% turnout
Taichung City
臺中市 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
29 districts/townships · complete result →0571.98% turnout
Tainan City
臺南市 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
37 districts/townships · complete result →0671.25% turnout
Kaohsiung City
高雄市 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
38 districts/townships · complete result →0773.46% turnout
Hsinchu County
新竹縣 · Hou Yu-ih led the region.
13 districts/townships · complete result →0871.69% turnout
Miaoli County
苗栗縣 · Hou Yu-ih led the region.
18 districts/townships · complete result →0972.41% turnout
Changhua County
彰化縣 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
26 districts/townships · complete result →1071.11% turnout
Nantou County
南投縣 · Hou Yu-ih led the region.
13 districts/townships · complete result →1168.54% turnout
Yunlin County
雲林縣 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
20 districts/townships · complete result →1269.71% turnout
Chiayi County
嘉義縣 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
18 districts/townships · complete result →1370.33% turnout
Pingtung County
屏東縣 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
33 districts/townships · complete result →1470.99% turnout
Yilan County
宜蘭縣 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
12 districts/townships · complete result →1565.72% turnout
Hualien County
花蓮縣 · Hou Yu-ih led the region.
13 districts/townships · complete result →1662.01% turnout
Taitung County
臺東縣 · Hou Yu-ih led the region.
16 districts/townships · complete result →1753.70% turnout
Penghu County
澎湖縣 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
6 districts/townships · complete result →1870.58% turnout
Keelung City
基隆市 · Hou Yu-ih led the region.
7 districts/townships · complete result →1974.59% turnout
Hsinchu City
新竹市 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
3 districts/townships · complete result →2072.90% turnout
Chiayi City
嘉義市 · Lai Ching-te led the region.
2 districts/townships · complete result →2136.37% turnout
Kinmen County
金門縣 · Hou Yu-ih led the region.
6 districts/townships · complete result →2251.32% turnout
Lienchiang County
連江縣 · Hou Yu-ih led the region.
4 districts/townships · complete result →Jurisdiction and source boundary
Official election data, without an implied sovereignty position.
The source compiler uses the navigation label Taiwan and ISO-linked codes TW/TWN for this source-bounded jurisdiction record. Official institution names and source titles are reproduced in their source context; this dataset does not express a position on sovereignty or international recognition.
- This is the January 13, 2024 presidential and vice-presidential result, not a live officeholder-tenure roster.
- The current release does not include the concurrently held Legislative Yuan election, campaign finance, or later local elections.
- Polling-place records are available through the public API and their parent village pages; they are not represented as claims about current polling locations.
- English district, village, and polling-place translations are not invented; the official Chinese source labels are preserved.
Source: Central Election Commission election database · official English election page · government open-data catalog.
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Taiwan 2024 Presidential Election Results by City, County, District, Village, and Candidate
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