New Taipei:Democratic Progressive Party mayoral candidate Su Chiao-hui has proposed a comprehensive plan to enhance tourism in New Taipei City's Jinshan and Wanli districts. Her plan includes extending Provincial Highway No. 62 to improve access and integrating local tourism resources such as hot springs and fishing traditions to stimulate regional industrial growth.

According to Focus Taiwan, Su outlined her vision during the opening of her campaign headquarters in Jinshan and Wanli, emphasizing the area's potential due to its natural landscapes and cultural heritage. She aims to develop a robust transportation network along the North Coast to further boost tourism.

On the other hand, Kuomintang candidate Lee Shu-chuan is concentrating his efforts on urban development in Yonghe District. During a visit to local markets, Lee highlighted his commitment to advancing the Zhonghe-Guangfu MRT line project, which awaits approval from the central government. His plan is to facilitate better connectivity for the residents of Zhonghe and Yonghe to downtown Taipei.

Lee also underscored the necessity for urban renewal in Yonghe, focusing on replacing outdated and unsafe structures. He promised to form an "Urban Renewal Promotion Committee" to prioritize these projects within his administration.

The 2026 local elections in Taiwan, scheduled for November 28, will see voters deciding on various local government positions, including city mayors and county magistrates. Known as the "nine-in-one" elections, they will determine 11,051 officials across multiple roles.