Highest ticket total here
Lai Ching-te and Bi-khim Hsiao: 119,517 votes.
賴清德・蕭美琴 · 民主進步黨
Official city/county total · 12 district and township rows
Yilan County 2024 presidential result.
宜蘭縣 · Yilan County city/county result in Taiwan's official 2024 presidential election: 269,054 ballots cast, 70.99% turnout, and all three ticket totals.
All three ticket totals
Complete official result.
| Ballot | President / vice president | Party | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | Lai Ching-te / Bi-khim Hsiao賴清德・蕭美琴 | Democratic Progressive Party民主進步黨 | 119,517 | 44.74% |
| #3 | Hou Yu-ih / Jaw Shaw-kong侯友宜・趙少康 | Kuomintang中國國民黨 | 77,441 | 28.99% |
| #1 | Ko Wen-je / Cynthia Wu柯文哲・吳欣盈 | Taiwan People's Party台灣民眾黨 | 70,171 | 26.27% |
District and township directory
12 complete published totals.
宜蘭市72.05% turnout55,803 ballots cast38 village rows →羅東鎮72.87% turnout40,504 ballots cast23 village rows →蘇澳鎮68.43% turnout22,345 ballots cast26 village rows →頭城鎮67.51% turnout16,495 ballots cast24 village rows →礁溪鄉71.07% turnout21,618 ballots cast18 village rows →壯圍鄉69.96% turnout14,983 ballots cast14 village rows →員山鄉71.08% turnout19,961 ballots cast16 village rows →冬山鄉72.71% turnout32,837 ballots cast24 village rows →五結鄉71.13% turnout25,304 ballots cast15 village rows →三星鄉68.83% turnout12,988 ballots cast18 village rows →大同鄉67.69% turnout3,253 ballots cast10 village rows →南澳鄉64.75% turnout2,963 ballots cast7 village rows →
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