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President Ma Ying-jeou Support Rating
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 2010/12/21
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Global Views Survey Research Center (GVSRC)
Survey Topic: President Ma Ying-jeou Support Rating
1. President Ma Ying-jeou’s approval and trust ratings:
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Date
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Satisfied
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Dissatisfied
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July 2009
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35.5%
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52.3%
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August 2009
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21.5%
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59.6%
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September 2009
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28.2%
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59.6%
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October 2009
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29.5%
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58.6%
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November 2009
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28.3%
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61.0%
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December 2009
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23.5%
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62.2%
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January 2010
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23.2%
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66.3%
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February 2010
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24.7%
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62.7%
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March 2010
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23.8%
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66.0%
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April 2010
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26.6%
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61.4%
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May 2010
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30.4%
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58.9%
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June 2010
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28.4%
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55.6%
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August 2010
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31%
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57%
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September 2010
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30.1%
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55.6%
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October 2010
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38.2%
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49.1%
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November 2010
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34.2%
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51.6%
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December 2010
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34.6%
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54.7%
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Date
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Trust
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Distrust
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July 2009
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45.2%
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39.1%
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August 2009
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36.9%
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47.2%
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September 2009
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44.8%
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41.6%
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October 2009
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41.8%
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42.4%
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November 2009
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38.6%
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44.6%
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December 2009
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38.0%
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46.4%
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January 2010
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36.4%
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46.6%
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February 2010
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41.3%
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43.2%
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March 2010
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38.8%
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47.1%
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April 2010
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37.1%
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44.7%
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May 2010
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42.3%
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44.5%
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June 2010
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38.3%
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43.3%
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August 2010
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41.4%
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42.2%
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September 2010
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39.8%
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41.4%
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October 2010
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46.1%
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37%
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November 2010
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41.6%
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39%
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December 2010
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43.6%
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41.8%
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2. Figures showing satisfaction ratings of KMT legislators in the Legislative Yuan:
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Date
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Satisfied
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Dissatisfied
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July 2009
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22.7%
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59.1%
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August 2009
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21.5%
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59.6%
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September 2009
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25.8%
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56.8%
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October 2009
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21.9%
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58.5%
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November 2009
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25.9%
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57.2%
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December 2009
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20.3%
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59.8%
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January 2010
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18.0%
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63.9%
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February 2010
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21.9%
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60.6%
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March 2010
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21.5%
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60.6%
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April 2010
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21.9%
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59.7%
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May 2010
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25.4%
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59.8%
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June 2010
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21.9%
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58.2%
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August 2010
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23.5%
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59.9%
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September 2010
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19.4%
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58.2%
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October 2010
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23.6%
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55.1%
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November 2010
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26.4%
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53.1%
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December 2010
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24.6%
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58%
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3.Do you think that the DPP supports expanding cross-Strait exchanges?
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Very supportive
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10%
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Somewhat supportive
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25.8%
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Very unsupportive
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23.3%
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Somewhat unsupportive
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16.3%
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Among DPP supporters, 29.2 percent of them think that the DPP does not support expanding cross-Strait exchanges, while 44.7 percent think the DPP supports expanding cross-Strait exchanges.
4. Do you think that it is in Taiwan’s best interests for the DPP to expand exchanges with the Mainland?
All respondents
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Yes
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2009/12
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49.1%
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2010/5
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53%
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2010/12
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54.5%
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No
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2009/12
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32.4%
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2010/5
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29.1%
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2010/12
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24.4%
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DPP Supporters
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Yes
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2009/12
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41%
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2010/5
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46.1%
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2010/12
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48.9%
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No
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2009/12
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46.1%
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2010/5
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39.2%
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2010/12
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31.6%
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5. Do you think that the DPP should adjust the direction of its Mainland policies and the way they treat the Mainland?
All respondents
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Yes
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2009/12
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More open
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51.2%
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More conservative
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11.9%
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No need to change
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8.6%
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2010/5
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More open
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58.3%
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More conservative
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8.6%
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No need to change
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9.2%
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2010/12
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More open
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53.7%
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More conservative
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13.6%
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No need to change
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6.5%
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DPP Supporters
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Yes
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2009/12
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More open
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37.6%
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More conservative
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22.7%
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No need to change
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17.4%
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2010/5
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More open
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41.7%
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More conservative
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15.7%
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No need to change
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20.2%
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2010/12
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More open
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45.9%
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More conservative
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10%
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No need to change
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20.6%
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6. Which party do you think can best safeguard Taiwan’s interests and cross-Strait peace?
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KMT
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2010/5
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45.3%
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2010/12
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49.8%
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DPP
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2010/5
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29.9%
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2010/12
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26.4%
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Both of them
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2010/5
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1.6%
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2010/12
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2.1%
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Neither of them
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2010/5
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4%
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2010/12
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3.1%
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7. What is your current stance on reunification versus independence?
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Maintain the status quo for now, then see what happens later
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41.4%
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54.8%
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Maintain the status quo forever
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13.4%
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Maintain the status quo for now, then independence
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11.3%
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27.7%
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Support Taiwan independence
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16.4%
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Maintain the status quo for now, then reunification
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4.6%
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7.1%
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Reunify with Mainland China as soon as possible
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2.5%
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Declined to respond
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10.4%
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8. If Taiwan and the Mainland become nearly the same in economic, political and social conditions, do you support both sides considering unification?
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2004/5
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Yes
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35.9%
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No
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38.2%
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2005/3
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Yes
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24.7%
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No
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50.3%
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2006/2
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Yes
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25.6%
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No
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51.6%
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2008/9
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Yes
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16.2%
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No
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66.3%
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2009/5
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Yes
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12%
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No
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69.9%
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2009/10
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Yes
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11.7%
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No
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68.3%
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2010/3
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Yes
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15.3%
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No
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65.5%
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2010/7
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Yes
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12.1%
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No
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66.1%
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2010/12
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Yes
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12.1%
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No
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67.8%
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Note: The latest poll was conducted from 18:20 pm to 22:00 pm between December 13 and 15 with 1,008 people surveyed. The margin of error associated with this sample is plus or minus 3.1 % with a 95 % confidence interval.
Source: http://www.gvm.com.tw/gvsrc/201012_GVSRC_others.pdf
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