National result
5,586,019 votes · 40.05%.
The official result register marks this ticket elected. This is a historical result, not an independently inferred current-tenure record.
Official ticket #2 · CEC elected marker
Lai Ching-te and Bi-khim Hsiao.
賴清德・蕭美琴 · Democratic Progressive Party (民主進步黨).
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New Taipei City新北市948,818 votesOpen complete region →Kaohsiung City高雄市800,390 votesOpen complete region →Taichung City臺中市641,622 votesOpen complete region →Taipei City臺北市587,899 votesOpen complete region →Tainan City臺南市570,811 votesOpen complete region →Taoyuan City桃園市476,441 votesOpen complete region →Changhua County彰化縣282,514 votesOpen complete region →Pingtung County屏東縣226,110 votesOpen complete region →Yunlin County雲林縣169,516 votesOpen complete region →Chiayi County嘉義縣139,510 votesOpen complete region →Yilan County宜蘭縣119,517 votesOpen complete region →Nantou County南投縣103,279 votesOpen complete region →Hsinchu County新竹縣93,309 votesOpen complete region →Hsinchu City新竹市92,679 votesOpen complete region →Miaoli County苗栗縣91,798 votesOpen complete region →Keelung City基隆市76,079 votesOpen complete region →Chiayi City嘉義市68,199 votesOpen complete region →Hualien County花蓮縣43,157 votesOpen complete region →Taitung County臺東縣30,131 votesOpen complete region →Penghu County澎湖縣19,023 votesOpen complete region →Kinmen County金門縣4,569 votesOpen complete region →Lienchiang County連江縣648 votesOpen complete region →
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Lai Ching-te and Bi-khim Hsiao — Taiwan 2024 Presidential Election Result
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