Gao Xuemeng and 30 high school students took to the streets to win the 11/26, 18-year-old citizenship referendum to vote yes.

(reported by reporter Wang Rongxiang)

[Reporter Wang Rongxiang / Kaohsiung Report] Polls show that the 18-year-old citizen's referendum approval rate is about 45.8%, and the people who don't know it yet account for nearly 51%!

The Kaohsiung Student Democracy Alliance, together with 30 high school students, took to the streets of Kaohsiung to shout to all walks of life today, calling on the 18-year-old for citizenship on November 26 and casting a yes-vote for justice and the deepening of democracy for generations.

The Kaohsiung Student Democracy Alliance launched the "I support 18, blossom everywhere", a series of 18-year-old citizenship students in Taiwan, and has toured nearly 10 counties and cities in Taiwan. Tonight, it will return to Kaohsiung, the hometown, by 10 students from the Kaohsiung League and 30 local students. A high school student took to the street together and told Kaohsiung people how important it is for young students to review the Constitution at the end of the year.

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Gao Xuemeng emphasized that the referendum at the end of the year is related to the justice of the generations on the island. It is hoped that the people who have the right to vote can replace the students who cannot vote into the polling station and cast the affirmative vote for Taiwan's first comprehensive constitutional review.

Gao Xuemeng explained that with less than a month left until the polling day on November 26, several publicity tours have successively felt more enthusiastic feedback from the public. However, in the end of October this year, the polls in Taiwan's magnificent Taiwan showed that the referendum approval rate was about 45.8%. I don't know yet. of the population also accounted for nearly 51%.

Because more than half of the people still do not know about the 18-year-old citizenship referendum, Gao Xuemeng actively stood on the streets of various counties and cities to promote the case, and called on candidates of all parties to be more active in explaining the 18-year-old citizenship case to voters.

Many of the students who are standing on the streets of Kaohsiung today have no experience in speaking on stage, but when they talk about citizenship at the age of 18, their eyes light up, revealing that young students are eager to amend the constitution.

Gao Xuemeng also appealed again for the 18-year-old citizenship on November 26 to vote for generational justice and the deepening of democracy, so that Taiwan can become a more stable and confident democratic country.

Gao Xuemeng and 30 high school students took to the streets to win the 11/26, 18-year-old citizenship referendum to vote yes.

(reported by reporter Wang Rongxiang)

Gao Xuemeng and 30 high school students took to the streets to win the 11/26, 18-year-old citizenship referendum to vote yes.

(reported by reporter Wang Rongxiang)

Gao Xuemeng and 30 high school students took to the streets to win the 11/26, 18-year-old citizenship referendum to vote yes.

(reported by reporter Wang Rongxiang)