Highest ticket total here
Hou Yu-ih and Jaw Shaw-kong: 3,416 votes.
侯友宜・趙少康 · 中國國民黨
Official district/township total · 10 village rows
石岡區, Taichung City 2024 presidential result.
臺中市 石岡區 · 石岡區, Taichung City district/township result in Taiwan's official 2024 presidential election: 9,080 ballots cast, 74.37% turnout, and all three ticket totals.
All three ticket totals
Complete official result.
| Ballot | President / vice president | Party | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | Hou Yu-ih / Jaw Shaw-kong侯友宜・趙少康 | Kuomintang中國國民黨 | 3,416 | 38.03% |
| #2 | Lai Ching-te / Bi-khim Hsiao賴清德・蕭美琴 | Democratic Progressive Party民主進步黨 | 3,253 | 36.21% |
| #1 | Ko Wen-je / Cynthia Wu柯文哲・吳欣盈 | Taiwan People's Party台灣民眾黨 | 2,314 | 25.76% |
Village directory
10 complete published totals.
石岡里74.69% turnout853 ballots cast1 polling-place rows →萬安里77.82% turnout1,158 ballots cast1 polling-place rows →九房里74.60% turnout878 ballots cast1 polling-place rows →金星里72.83% turnout855 ballots cast1 polling-place rows →龍興里73.42% turnout442 ballots cast1 polling-place rows →萬興里77.36% turnout1,073 ballots cast1 polling-place rows →梅子里73.94% turnout1,294 ballots cast2 polling-place rows →土牛里71.37% turnout698 ballots cast1 polling-place rows →德興里71.79% turnout957 ballots cast1 polling-place rows →和盛里73.96% turnout872 ballots cast1 polling-place rows →
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石岡區, Taichung City Taiwan 2024 Presidential Election Results
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