Li Chen-hsiu Applies for Provisional Injunction, Huang Kuo-chang: Leave it to the Judiciary, No Worries at All
Li Chen-hsiu, a mainland spouse, applied for a provisional injunction after being expelled from the Taiwan People's Party and losing her legislative qualification, following the precedent of former Legislative Yuan President Wang Jin-pyng. Taiwan People's Party Chairman Huang Kuo-chang stated that he would leave the matter to judicial proceedings and was not worried at all.
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- 📰 Published: April 20, 2026 at 11:13
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(Central News Agency reporter Chen Chun-hua, Taipei, 20th) Media reported that Li Chen-hsiu, a mainland spouse, was expelled from the Taiwan People's Party (TPP) and lost her legislative qualification. She has since applied for a provisional injunction, following the precedent of former Legislative Yuan President Wang Jin-pyng. TPP Chairman Huang Kuo-chang said today that Li Chen-hsiu's situation might be completely different from Wang Jin-pyng's, and he would leave it to judicial proceedings, stating, "I'm not worried at all."
Media reported that Li Chen-hsiu held a live broadcast late on the 19th, showing a receipt from the Taipei District Court, indicating that she had applied for a provisional injunction following the Wang Jin-pyng model, requesting the TPP to suspend the expulsion process.
During an interview on the radio program "Qianqiu Wanshi" with host Wang Chien-chiu this morning, Huang Kuo-chang stated that he had known about it two days ago, but Li Chen-hsiu might not fully understand what a "temporary status" disposition means. He reiterated that Li Chen-hsiu's situation might be completely different from Wang Jin-pyng's, so he would leave it to judicial proceedings and was not worried at all.
Regarding cooperation with the Kuomintang (KMT) in the 2026 local elections, Huang Kuo-chang said that the TPP would show the utmost sincerity and goodwill, using the best methods to select the strongest team to provide citizens with the best governance. From joint political platforms to inter-party cooperation agreements, everything would be completed step by step. He noted that the Chiayi City mayoral primary also saw a gentleman's competition, and he believes the same situation will appear in New Taipei City and Yilan County in the future.
Huang Kuo-chang stated that in the process of democratic political competition, everyone can discuss political views, values, and ideals, rather than deliberately creating confrontation or mutual mudslinging. He hopes that the TPP and KMT can set a good example in competitive counties and cities this time. Regardless of the final primary results, full integration and winning the election are the most important goals.
Wang Chien-chiu asked whether mobile phone polls would be included in the New Taipei City mayoral primary polling method. Huang Kuo-chang said that the current landline coverage rate is very low, only about 50%. Mobile phones were originally to be included in the inter-party cooperation agreement, but for smaller areas with lower populations like Chiayi City and Yilan County, it would be more difficult. New Taipei City has over 4 million people, and from a technical polling operation perspective, mobile phones can be included; it is purely a technical issue.
In September 2013, Wang Jin-pyng was accused of involvement in a judicial lobbying case and had his party membership revoked by the KMT's Evaluation and Discipline Committee. He entrusted lawyers to file a lawsuit with the Taipei District Court to confirm the existence of his party membership and obtained a provisional injunction. After deliberation, the Taipei District Court ruled that the disciplinary committee's procedure was illegal, lacked a popular basis, and violated democratic principles, rendering the disposition invalid. Wang Jin-pyng won both the first and second trials. (Editor: Hsieh Chia-chen) 1150420
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(Central News Agency reporter Chen Chun-hua, Taipei, 20th) Media reported that Li Chen-hsiu, a mainland spouse, was expelled from the Taiwan People's Party (TPP) and lost her legislative qualification. She has since applied for a provisional injunction, following the precedent of former Legislative Yuan President Wang Jin-pyng. TPP Chairman Huang Kuo-chang said today that Li Chen-hsiu's situation might be completely different from Wang Jin-pyng's, and he would leave it to judicial proceedings, stating, "I'm not worried at all."
Media reported that Li Chen-hsiu held a live broadcast late on the 19th, showing a receipt from the Taipei District Court, indicating that she had applied for a provisional injunction following the Wang Jin-pyng model, requesting the TPP to suspend the expulsion process.
During an interview on the radio program "Qianqiu Wanshi" with host Wang Chien-chiu this morning, Huang Kuo-chang stated that he had known about it two days ago, but Li Chen-hsiu might not fully understand what a "temporary status" disposition means. He reiterated that Li Chen-hsiu's situation might be completely different from Wang Jin-pyng's, so he would leave it to judicial proceedings and was not worried at all.
Regarding cooperation with the Kuomintang (KMT) in the 2026 local elections, Huang Kuo-chang said that the TPP would show the utmost sincerity and goodwill, using the best methods to select the strongest team to provide citizens with the best governance. From joint political platforms to inter-party cooperation agreements, everything would be completed step by step. He noted that the Chiayi City mayoral primary also saw a gentleman's competition, and he believes the same situation will appear in New Taipei City and Yilan County in the future.
Huang Kuo-chang stated that in the process of democratic political competition, everyone can discuss political views, values, and ideals, rather than deliberately creating confrontation or mutual mudslinging. He hopes that the TPP and KMT can set a good example in competitive counties and cities this time. Regardless of the final primary results, full integration and winning the election are the most important goals.
Wang Chien-chiu asked whether mobile phone polls would be included in the New Taipei City mayoral primary polling method. Huang Kuo-chang said that the current landline coverage rate is very low, only about 50%. Mobile phones were originally to be included in the inter-party cooperation agreement, but for smaller areas with lower populations like Chiayi City and Yilan County, it would be more difficult. New Taipei City has over 4 million people, and from a technical polling operation perspective, mobile phones can be included; it is purely a technical issue.
In September 2013, Wang Jin-pyng was accused of involvement in a judicial lobbying case and had his party membership revoked by the KMT's Evaluation and Discipline Committee. He entrusted lawyers to file a lawsuit with the Taipei District Court to confirm the existence of his party membership and obtained a provisional injunction. After deliberation, the Taipei District Court ruled that the disciplinary committee's procedure was illegal, lacked a popular basis, and violated democratic principles, rendering the disposition invalid. Wang Jin-pyng won both the first and second trials. (Editor: Hsieh Chia-chen) 1150420
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