藍白陣營贏了

The Blue-White Coalition Has Won.
On July 26, 2025, Taiwan witnessed a pivotal political moment. In what was dubbed the largest recall vote in the nation’s history, 24 opposition lawmakers—primarily from the Kuomintang (KMT)—along with Hsinchu Mayor Ann Kao, faced removal attempts launched by civil groups and supported by the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). Yet, when the ballots were counted, the result was overwhelming: not a single recall succeeded.
This stunning outcome marked a decisive victory for the Blue-White coalition, an informal alliance between the KMT (blue) and the Taiwan People’s Party (white). Through coordinated campaigning, local mobilization, and effective messaging, the coalition rallied supporters and turned what was intended as a purge into a show of unity and resilience. Voter turnout failed to meet the required threshold for any recall, and all targeted officials remained in office.
For the DPP, this represents a major strategic setback, exposing a misreading of public sentiment and fueling criticism of political overreach. For the Blue-White camp, it is a moment of triumph—a powerful signal that cooperation, organization, and moderation can prevail over aggressive partisanship.
The message is clear: the people rejected chaos, and the Blue-White coalition has emerged stronger than ever.