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Inquiry :  
1. During the presidential election campaign, many different problems faced by our country were raised What do you think is the most important political problem facing Taiwan today?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Economic development 364 21.7%
2 Cross-strait problem 415 24.7%
3 National identity 14 0.8%
4 Alternation of power 0 0%
5 Political stability 17 1.0%
6 Diplomatic and international status issues 51 3.0%
7 Judicial reform issues 16 0.9%
8 Educational reform 23 1.4%
9 Environmental protection 9 0.5%
10 Gap between the rich and the poor 8 0.5%
11 Unemployment issues 5 0.3%
12 Aboriginal issues 0 0%
13 Social welfare 28 1.7%
14 Living justice 3 0.2%
15 Military apartments 0 0%
16 Land spectulating 0 0%
17 Tzuyu apologized for waving the ROC national flag 0 0%
18 Sunflower Student Movement 0 0%
19 Low starting wage 0 0%
20 Clean politics 6 0.4%
21 Constitution reform 2 0.1%
22 Food safety 0 0%
23 Youth employment 5 0.3%
24 1992 Consensus 9 0.5%
25 President's leadership ability 1 0.1%
26 Party assets 0 0%
27 Pension reform issues 24 1.4%
28 Taiwanese Solidarity 1 0.1%
29 Clear away notorious partisan conflicts 12 0.7%
30 KMT candidate replacement 0 0%
31 Labor issues 16 0.9%
32 Comfort women issue 0 0%
33 people's livelihood 18 1.1%
34 Social stability 9 0.5%
35 sovereignty problem 88 5.2%
36 Distribution justice 2 0.1%
37 Crime 9 0.5%
38 Local resource allocation 1 0.1%
39 Ethnic cleavage 8 0.5%
40 Legislative process issues 0 0%
41 Ability of government executive 3 0.2%
42 Issues manipulation 0 0%
43 Ethnic Fusion 4 0.2%
44 Political attribution 0 0%
45 International status 19 1.1%
46 National internal struggle 3 0.2%
47 One-party dominance 1 0.1%
48 Communicate between government and the public 3 0.2%
49 Rulers' low Democratic literacy 0 0%
51 KMT inability 0 0%
52 Appointment 1 0.1%
53 Renewable energy 6 0.4%
54 Boycott KMT 0 0%
55 Quality of life 1 0.1%
57 Individualism 0 0%
58 Quality of bureaucracy 0 0%
59 International trade and economic exchange 1 0.1%
60 Citizen engagement 2 0.1%
61 Interpersonal trust 0 0%
62 Medical system 0 0%
63 Freedom of speech 1 0.1%
64 Safe nuclear power 7 0.4%
65 Clean politics 10 0.6%
66 Finacial issues 4 0.2%
67 Generational alternation 1 0.1%
68 Against the extradition bill in Hong Kong 28 1.7%
69 Defending democracy and freedom 11 0.7%
70 National Defense Policy 10 0.6%
71 fake news 8 0.5%
72 The ruling party performs poorly 1 0.1%
73 Marriage Equality 47 2.8%
74 Taiwan's future development route 3 0.2%
75 Reverse osmosis 17 1.0%
76 Integrity of Political Figures 3 0.2%
77 National Security 2 0.1%
78 Transitional Justice 1 0.1%
79 country positioning 7 0.4%
992 None 66 3.9%
995 Refuse to answer 14 0.8%
998 Don't know 231 13.8%
Frequency : 1680 100%
2. Which presidential candidate do you think is most capable of dealing with it?
Values Categories n percentage
1 James C. Y. Soong and Yu, Hsiang 129 7.7%
2 Daniel K. Y. Han and Simon S. C. Chang 252 15.0%
3 Tsai, Ing-Wen and Lai, Ching-Te 666 39.6%
91 All of them 22 1.3%
92 None of them 224 13.3%
95 Refuse to answer 10 0.6%
97 No opinion 6 0.4%
98 Don't know 60 3.6%
99 Skipped 311 18.5%
Frequency : 1680 100%
3. What would you rate James C. Y. Soong?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Strongly dislike 171 10.2%
1 72 4.3%
2 92 5.5%
3 186 11.1%
4 110 6.6%
5 506 30.1%
6 173 10.3%
7 133 7.9%
8 114 6.8%
9 10 0.6%
10 Strongly like 38 2.3%
95 Refuse to answer 12 0.7%
96 It's hard to say 9 0.5%
97 No opinion 12 0.7%
98 Don't know 42 2.5%
Frequency : 1680 100%
4. What would you rate Daniel K. Y. Han?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Strongly dislike 525 31.2%
1 128 7.6%
2 113 6.7%
3 158 9.4%
4 82 4.9%
5 206 12.3%
6 100 5.9%
7 78 4.6%
8 104 6.2%
9 49 2.9%
10 Strongly like 75 4.5%
95 Refuse to answer 13 0.8%
96 It's hard to say 8 0.5%
97 No opinion 10 0.6%
98 Don't know 31 1.8%
Frequency : 1680 100%
5. What would you rate Tsai, Ing-Wen?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Strongly dislike 108 6.4%
1 38 2.3%
2 59 3.5%
3 96 5.7%
4 82 4.9%
5 250 14.9%
6 148 8.8%
7 199 11.8%
8 296 17.6%
9 156 9.3%
10 Strongly like 203 12.1%
95 Refuse to answer 12 0.7%
96 It's hard to say 5 0.3%
97 No opinion 5 0.3%
98 Don't know 23 1.4%
Frequency : 1680 100%
6. What would you rate James C. Y. Soong?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Capability is very poor 96 5.7%
1 35 2.1%
2 84 5.0%
3 155 9.2%
4 119 7.1%
5 428 25.5%
6 206 12.3%
7 192 11.4%
8 163 9.7%
9 47 2.8%
10 Capability is very good 54 3.2%
95 Refuse to answer 14 0.8%
96 It's hard to say 12 0.7%
97 No opinion 10 0.6%
98 Don't know 65 3.9%
Frequency : 1680 100%
7. What would you rate Daniel K. Y. Han?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Capability is very poor 426 25.4%
1 153 9.1%
2 136 8.1%
3 173 10.3%
4 101 6.0%
5 214 12.7%
6 101 6.0%
7 98 5.8%
8 104 6.2%
9 41 2.4%
10 Capability is very good 59 3.5%
95 Refuse to answer 13 0.8%
96 It's hard to say 8 0.5%
97 No opinion 8 0.5%
98 Don't know 45 2.7%
Frequency : 1680 100%
8. What would you rate Tsai, Ing-Wen?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Capability is very poor 66 3.9%
1 32 1.9%
2 49 2.9%
3 76 4.5%
4 69 4.1%
5 256 15.2%
6 204 12.1%
7 242 14.4%
8 303 18.0%
9 160 9.5%
10 Capability is very good 167 9.9%
95 Refuse to answer 14 0.8%
96 It's hard to say 7 0.4%
97 No opinion 7 0.4%
98 Don't know 28 1.7%
Frequency : 1680 100%
9. What would you rate James C. Y. Soong?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Does not understand at all 101 6.0%
1 35 2.1%
2 87 5.2%
3 192 11.4%
4 114 6.8%
5 378 22.5%
6 215 12.8%
7 165 9.8%
8 178 10.6%
9 41 2.4%
10 Completely understands 48 2.9%
95 Refuse to answer 14 0.8%
96 It's hard to say 10 0.6%
97 No opinion 12 0.7%
98 Don't know 90 5.4%
Frequency : 1680 100%
10. What would you rate Daniel K. Y. Han?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Does not understand at all 320 19.1%
1 118 7.0%
2 139 8.3%
3 175 10.4%
4 100 5.9%
5 240 14.3%
6 115 6.9%
7 128 7.6%
8 122 7.3%
9 59 3.5%
10 Completely understands 64 3.8%
95 Refuse to answer 14 0.8%
96 It's hard to say 12 0.7%
97 No opinion 9 0.5%
98 Don't know 65 3.9%
Frequency : 1680 100%
11. What would you rate Tsai, Ing-Wen?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Does not understand at all 56 3.3%
1 34 2.0%
2 62 3.7%
3 92 5.5%
4 76 4.5%
5 278 16.6%
6 210 12.5%
7 241 14.3%
8 263 15.7%
9 139 8.3%
10 Completely understands 150 8.9%
95 Refuse to answer 14 0.8%
96 It's hard to say 8 0.5%
97 No opinion 5 0.3%
98 Don't know 52 3.1%
Frequency : 1680 100%
12. What would you rate James C. Y. Soong?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Completely incapable 109 6.5%
1 30 1.8%
2 103 6.1%
3 210 12.5%
4 131 7.8%
5 418 24.9%
6 222 13.2%
7 162 9.6%
8 119 7.1%
9 29 1.7%
10 Completely able 32 1.9%
95 Refuse to answer 15 0.9%
96 It's hard to say 14 0.8%
97 No opinion 10 0.6%
98 Don't know 76 4.5%
Frequency : 1680 100%
13. What would you rate Daniel K. Y. Han?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Completely incapable 421 25.1%
1 126 7.5%
2 129 7.7%
3 146 8.7%
4 90 5.4%
5 238 14.2%
6 124 7.4%
7 95 5.7%
8 112 6.7%
9 49 2.9%
10 Completely able 55 3.3%
95 Refuse to answer 16 0.9%
96 It's hard to say 12 0.7%
97 No opinion 9 0.5%
98 Don't know 58 3.5%
Frequency : 1680 100%
14. What would you rate Tsai, Ing-Wen?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Completely incapable 54 3.2%
1 38 2.3%
2 57 3.4%
3 75 4.5%
4 65 3.9%
5 246 14.6%
6 173 10.3%
7 209 12.4%
8 292 17.4%
9 162 9.6%
10 Completely able 227 13.5%
95 Refuse to answer 16 0.9%
96 It's hard to say 11 0.7%
97 No opinion 8 0.5%
98 Don't know 47 2.8%
Frequency : 1680 100%
15. What would you rate James C. Y. Soong?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Completely incapable 102 6.1%
1 28 1.7%
2 74 4.4%
3 137 8.2%
4 96 5.7%
5 461 27.4%
6 204 12.1%
7 197 11.7%
8 152 9.0%
9 48 2.9%
10 Completely able 53 3.1%
95 Refuse to answer 20 1.2%
96 It's hard to say 27 1.6%
97 No opinion 11 0.7%
98 Don't know 70 4.2%
Frequency : 1680 100%
16. What would you rate Daniel K. Y. Han?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Completely incapable 310 18.4%
1 80 4.8%
2 97 5.8%
3 122 7.3%
4 104 6.2%
5 255 15.2%
6 140 8.3%
7 134 8.0%
8 169 10.1%
9 65 3.9%
10 Completely able 91 5.4%
95 Refuse to answer 20 1.2%
96 It's hard to say 21 1.2%
97 No opinion 10 0.6%
98 Don't know 62 3.7%
Frequency : 1680 100%
17. What would you rate Tsai, Ing-Wen?
Values Categories n percentage
0 Completely incapable 116 6.9%
1 54 3.2%
2 75 4.5%
3 129 7.7%
4 85 5.1%
5 343 20.4%
6 172 10.2%
7 189 11.2%
8 173 10.3%
9 113 6.7%
10 Completely able 133 7.9%
95 Refuse to answer 16 0.9%
96 It's hard to say 22 1.3%
97 No opinion 10 0.6%
98 Don't know 50 3.0%
Frequency : 1680 100%
18. Some people think the wage of the salaried class is low. Which candidate do you think have more ability to solve the problem of low income?
Values Categories n percentage
1 James C. Y. Soong and Yu, Hsiang 111 6.6%
2 Daniel K. Y. Han and Simon S. C. Chang 332 19.8%
3 Tsai, Ing-Wen and Lai, Ching-Te 670 39.9%
4 There isn't any problem of low income 82 4.9%
91 All of them 14 0.8%
92 None of them 297 17.7%
95 Refuse to answer 14 0.8%
97 No opinion 30 1.8%
98 Don't know 130 7.7%
99 Skipped 0 0%
Frequency : 1680 100%
19. How serious do you think about Taiwan's losing diplomatic ties?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Very serious 493 29.3%
2 Serious 573 34.1%
3 Not very serious 350 20.8%
4 Not serious at all 40 2.4%
5 It's doesn't matter 155 9.2%
95 Refuse to answer 4 0.2%
96 It depends 3 0.2%
97 No opinion 3 0.2%
98 Don't know 59 3.5%
Frequency : 1680 100%
20. Which presidential candidate do you think is most capable of solving the problem of losing diplomatic ties?
Values Categories n percentage
1 James C. Y. Soong and Yu, Hsiang 294 17.5%
2 Daniel K. Y. Han and Simon S. C. Chang 368 21.9%
3 Tsai, Ing-Wen and Lai, Ching-Te 456 27.1%
91 All of them 14 0.8%
92 None of them 313 18.6%
95 Refuse to answer 15 0.9%
97 No opinion 44 2.6%
98 Don't know 176 10.5%
99 Skipped 0 0%
Frequency : 1680 100%
21. In terms of Taiwan's relations with the United States, which direction do you think Taiwan should move in the future?
Values Categories n percentage
-5 Stands for keeping distance as much as possible 32 2.9%
0 maintaining the status quo 585 53.7%
5 Stands for trying hard to build a close tie 413 37.9%
95 Refuse to answer 2 0.2%
96 It's hard to say 8 0.7%
97 No opinion 3 0.3%
98 Don't know 47 4.3%
Frequency : 1090 100%
22. In terms of Taiwan's relations with China, which direction do you think Taiwan should move in the future?
Values Categories n percentage
-5 Stands for keeping distance as much as possible 225 19.6%
0 maintaining the status quo 708 61.8%
5 Stands for trying hard to build a close tie 146 12.7%
95 Refuse to answer 3 0.3%
96 It's hard to say 13 1.1%
97 No opinion 5 0.4%
98 Don't know 46 4.0%
Frequency : 1146 100%
23. What do you think about the protests in Hong Kong?
Values Categories n percentage
1 that as Hong Kong people's fight for democracy 1201 71.5%
2 that as a violation of social order 310 18.4%
95 Refuse to answer 13 0.8%
96 It's hard to say 64 3.8%
97 No opinion 12 0.7%
98 Don't know 80 4.8%
Frequency : 1680 100%
24. On May 17th last year, the Legislative Yuan passed the same-sex marriage law (Enforcement Act of Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 748, Same-Sex Marriage). Do you support this legislation?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Strongly support 187 11.1%
2 Support 502 29.9%
3 Not support 462 27.5%
4 Not support at all 447 26.6%
95 Refuse to answer 5 0.3%
96 It's hard to say 16 0.9%
97 No opinion 45 2.7%
98 Don't know 16 0.9%
Frequency : 1680 100%
25. The government uses thermal power, wind power and solar energy to replace nuclear power plant. Do you agree or disagree with this energy policy?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Strongly agree 139 8.3%
2 Agree 787 46.9%
3 Disagree 435 25.9%
4 Strongly disagree 176 10.5%
95 Refuse to answer 11 0.7%
96 It's hard to say 35 2.1%
97 No opinion 21 1.2%
98 Don't know 76 4.5%
Frequency : 1680 100%
26. The annuity reform had become effective since July, 2018. How satisfied are you with the performance of the government so far on the annuity reform?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Very satisfied 314 18.7%
2 Satisfied 661 39.4%
3 Not very satisfied 399 23.8%
4 Not satisfied at all 148 8.8%
95 Refuse to answer 7 0.4%
96 It's hard to say 11 0.7%
97 No opinion 47 2.8%
98 Don't know 93 5.5%
Frequency : 1680 100%
27. How satisfied are you with the policy of 'One fixed day off and one flexible rest day?'
Values Categories n percentage
1 Very satisfied 100 5.9%
2 Satisfied 567 33.8%
3 Not very satisfied 629 37.4%
4 Not satisfied at all 182 10.8%
95 Refuse to answer 6 0.4%
96 It's hard to say 14 0.8%
97 No opinion 59 3.5%
98 Don't know 123 7.3%
Frequency : 1680 100%
28. Has any candidate ever made you feel angry?
Values Categories n percentage
1 James C. Y. Soong 76 4.5%
2 Daniel K. Y. Han 969 57.7%
3 Tsai, Ing-Wen 315 18.8%
91 All of them 14 0.8%
92 None of them 208 12.4%
95 Refuse to answer 35 2.1%
97 No opinion 0 0%
98 Don't know 63 3.8%
Frequency : 1680 100%
29. Has any candidate ever made you feel afraid?
Values Categories n percentage
1 James C. Y. Soong 153 9.1%
2 Daniel K. Y. Han 985 58.6%
3 Tsai, Ing-Wen 297 17.7%
91 All of them 24 1.4%
92 None of them 117 7.0%
95 Refuse to answer 31 1.8%
97 No opinion 0 0%
98 Don't know 73 4.3%
Frequency : 1680 100%
30. Has any candidate ever made you feel hopeful?
Values Categories n percentage
1 James C. Y. Soong 134 8.0%
2 Daniel K. Y. Han 295 17.6%
3 Tsai, Ing-Wen 845 50.3%
91 All of them 23 1.4%
92 None of them 274 16.3%
95 Refuse to answer 28 1.7%
97 No opinion 0 0%
98 Don't know 81 4.8%
Frequency : 1680 100%
31. Has any candidate ever made you feel proud to be a Taiwanese?
Values Categories n percentage
1 James C. Y. Soong 97 5.8%
2 Daniel K. Y. Han 243 14.5%
3 Tsai, Ing-Wen 873 52.0%
91 All of them 17 1.0%
92 None of them 339 20.2%
95 Refuse to answer 30 1.8%
97 No opinion 0 0%
98 Don't know 81 4.8%
Frequency : 1680 100%
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