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the green party. but in the end, it was a third they were for the green party. likely beijing seeing red. and within minutes, a bold claim from the taiwan affairs office. taiwan is china s taiwan, the dpp does that represent the mainstream view on the island. they did capture 40% of the vote. turnout more than 70%. about 20 million taiwanese more than 80% of the island s population eligible to vote. and many did. in taiwan, there are no absentee ballots. i m very pleasantly happy. reporter: some like this student from the u.s. flew 16 hours to cast their votes in person. were you afraid taiwan would become similar to hong kong or the next hong kong if there was a different result? really for sure. especially since other two party applicants were more economic partnership with china. first step of encroach himself. reporter: when the buzz of victory wears off, a sobering reality for taiwan s new president. his party lost control of parliament, a sign of voter
happy. reporter: some like this student from the u.s. flew 16 hours to cast their votes in-person. were you afraid that taiwan would become similar to hong kong or the next hong kong if there was a different result? really. for sure. in terms of especially since for a more closer economic partnership with china. it s the first step for encroachment, right? reporter: when the buzz of victory wears off a sobering reality for taiwan s new president. his party lost control of parliament, a sign of voter dissatisfaction, with low pay, expensive housing, lack of opportunity. local issues have never been the ruling party s strength, it s why they lost the last round of local elections. but the party s two-term president did one taiwan on the global stage like never before. lai, her vp and successor ran on a continuity ticket. translator: we are telling the international community that
hard to go places. how does that affect everything going on with your day-to-day activities? you just don t go as much. so 52% of democrats say joe biden has made things better, up from last july. most republicans and majority of independents tell us he has made things worse. that s a 17-point shift coming more from an increasing number of democrats being dissatisfied overall. voter dissatisfaction with the direction of the country dropped by 17 points over the course of joe biden s presidency. 70% are unhappy with how things are going up from 53% who said the same at the 100 day mark of biden s term. according to our polls biden s ratings are nearly identical to former president trump s from four years ago. 43% approved and 56% disapproved of trump. let s go to this. live shots coming in as the fair comes to a close. we see presidential candidate perry johnson on stage in des
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