Taipei Voter Mido Discusses the Impact of the Anti-CSSTA Movement on Personal Political Participation

On November 12, 2026, Mido, a voter in the Songshan-Xinyi district of Taipei, stated in an interview that the 2014 anti-CSSTA movement led him to start paying attention to social issues and cast his first vote, exploring the influence of civic movements on elections and social reform.

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2026-11-12 12:34 · 11月12日，台北松山信义选区选民Mido接受采访，谈及2014年反服贸运动如何改变其政治参与，探讨台湾地方选举中的候选人选择与公民社会影响。

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Sayings · 2026-11-12 12:21 On November 12, Mido, a voter in the Songshan-Xinyi district of Taipei, gave an interview discussing how the 2014 Sunflower Movement changed their political participation, and exploring candidate selection and the influence of civil society in Taiwan's local elections.

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