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lied, took a comfortable lead early in the vote, count ahead of his nearest rival and the opposition k m t tonic claims taiwan as its territory and in the run up to the election called like a dangerous separatist. the d p. p champions taiwan separate identity and projects paging claims of sovereignty over the island. or earlier i spoke to bonnie glaser, the managing director of the indo pacific program at the german marshall fund. she explained to us what lodging tase win means for taiwan. well, 1st and foremost, it's a victory for taiwan democracy that despite china is attempts to interfere in the elections that they did hold a legitimate election are only 40 percent of taiwan folders are cast. their votes for lighting does start with 60 percent, voted for the opposition. and that is an expression of dissatisfaction to some extent current policies. but nonetheless, i expect that there will be consistency, especially in foreign policy. that means approach to china to the united states and uh, and to europe. i do think that ty, once a partnership with the world, when democracies will rema

change is near his rival is who you'll be of the main opposition k m t. a 3rd candidate is the form in there of type pay, co wynja of the smaller t p p. c. w, as correspond to james trader easy, and ty pay. i asked him if security with china is issue number one in the selection of us. want to give you a sense of where we are right now. we're outside the park, the headquarters, the democrats, that progressive policies in the next few hours together to present to the events email when it comes to the main excuse of this selection, especially on how to keep it in taiwan. and it's really one election, a one the selection issues with something that's already been response to the people essentially it's the main government policy definitely very much the same relation. so we see the combination of the 2 of those relations with china. but domestic issues have played in poor james or surely china, it has made its presence known in the run up to this selection. how much pressure are we seeing from beijing the in the day before the election, we had a statement from

the current vice president liking his nearest rival is who you'll be of the main opposition k m t. a 3rd candidate is a form in there of type pay, co wynja of the smaller t p p. a dw correspondent james trader joins me from outside. the ruling d t p. headquarters party in taipei. james, it looks like the vote counting is moving along very quickly, and we may not have to wait long until the end results actually come in. what are the indications at this point? we're about 2 hours to vote. looks like the presidential the the could be quite in the next few hours to the final result. we'd like to the jim. good. i'm sorry, james, i'm going to ask you did speak up just a little bit. i'm so sorry to have to ask you to do that. and just one more time, very quickly. tell us the percentages again of how many votes have come in and who might be leading at this point just very quickly. so yeah, if the, the positive democratic progress, the cheapest sense of the, the sense one gets, is this selection is actually monumental. what sets it apart from others. you see the on the fence collections. fi

the opposition k m t candidate o u e. the outcome is being closely watched by china, which claims taiwan as its territory and just called like a dangerous separatist. earlier paging warren, the vote was a choice between war and peace. all right, well let's go now to the don't use correspondent james changers, who joins me from the governing d p. p. headquarters in taipei, james, it's great to see you, and it looks like the d. p. p is in the need to win the presidency. so what's the latest you can actually tell me? well, i'm hoping that you can maybe decide because the the the very far ahead is close. that's why the whole you, we of the main or positions this would be a very, very significant result. date it's way of course we all pretty close like things to be a be able to find the result on this. this is a simple majority election. the 1st 2nd kind of get the most votes out of the increasing united states like you guys can available. obviously in the next hour or so. okay, james, what sets this election apart from others

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in the opposition k m t. china claims taiwan as its territory and in the run up to the election, hold like a dangerous separatist. beijing also will warrant the vote was a choice between war and peace. let's go to taiwan now and dw as chief international editor. richard walker joins me from the governing party headquarters in taipei. richard, great to see you. so tell us highlighting tag and his party have reacted to darwin . yeah. is so popular, i mean i have to sit and see and hear a little bit because yeah, thanks for the last several hours here at the d. p. parties. riley does this sound to see the absolutely keep deafening levels. this has been kind of rough folks, and that must be a, ever, since it's starting to look like a big party was going to come up on top in the presidency. so there was a huge amount of energy here in the crowd, a huge amount of excitement and, and yet, and i think this is really interesting before william lie or liking to, as he's a no need chinese, before he even took to the stage behind me here to to declare victory to, to the crowd teach. he went into

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p. piece main opponent is the k m t lead by whole your which wants to strengthen ties with try and dw as chief international editor richard walker using ty pay. i asked him what the top issues for taiwan voters are in this election cycle. the typical bread and butter stuff or a security issue. number one, as yeah, well my guys, you sent me an introduction that of course relations with china and potentials that we've seen across the taiwan strait and recent years. very much the predominant issue and in that sense, this election has that in common with previous selections in taiwan. of course, the tie one is live with this rice of chinese invasion for decades in this question about what's the best way of dealing with china? should you take a tough line like the current government or as the opposition close for? should you really try to build dialogue with chinese white to improve relations? that is a major dividing line of within tie one about this time around to do have what you refer to that it was brand new boss of issues playing a non usually large role. that is partly fueling the r

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just over 40 percent of the vote ahead of his name is dr. lynn, the opposition k m t. china claims taiwan as its territory and in the run up to the election cold lie a dangerous separatist. the west germany and france were among the countries who have congratulated the time when these voters and elected officials. now let us welcome our next president and vice president lights in the and show me team a. it's a moments with far reaching implications for tie wants future liking the of the routing d p, victoria softer a t i. e. 43 way race. this is him speaking to the international press, moments of to winning the presidency. that's it. i wonder. i mean, well thanks to the time when these people for writing a new chapter in our democracy, we've shown the world how much we cherish our democracy. this is the unwavering commitment policy. the defending time owns democracy, was it the hearts of life campaign, and projecting pressure from badging to succumb to chinese rule as opposed to the government led by lodging. the, because his goal was very clear, he knows clearly that we're a country and

p. piece main opponent is the k m t that by whole your which wants to strengthen ties with china. dw is chief international editor, richard walker joins me now from a polling station in taipei. richard, what are the top issues for time one voters in this election cycle? is it the typical bread and butter stuff or is security issue number one? yeah, well my guys, you sent me an introduction that of course relations with china and potentials that we've seen across the taiwan strait and recent years. very much the predominant issue. and in that sense, this election has that in common with previous elections in taiwan. of course, the tie one is live with the threats of chinese evasion for decades in this question about what's the best way of dealing with china? should you take a tough line like the current government or as the opposition close for, should you really try to build dialogue with chinese? try to improve relations. that is a major dividing line of within tie one about this time around. so you do have what you refer to that it was brand new, lots of issues playing a non usu