CHANGING THE DISTRIBUTION OF POWER
Dr. Liao stated that the TPP could be more aligned with the KMT, which supports closer ties with China, on cross-strait issues, even though the group is expected to work both sides of the aisle in a hung parliament situation. This might not be the case when it comes to home matters.
The TPP is likely to help the KMT’s selection of speaker of parliament as a second action, opening the door for additional assistance.  ,
However, Dr. Ko of the TPP is not a wuss and will want to protect both his party’s practicality and his political future, according to her.  ,
She stated,” I think the TPP has a very strong ability to win over both sides, and both the DPP and the KMT will need to job.”  ,
She continued,” This may result in more boisterous legislative sessions, but it’s not necessarily a bad factor.”
” As political scientists, we see this as a good thing because there is more negotiation, compromise, and consideration of different viewpoints, which can make the cover of laws more well-rounded.”
KMT MAJORITY AND DPPPRESIDENCY
Taiwanese observers at a Center for Strategic and International Studies function in December noted that hung parliaments are not the only possibility; securing the support of the KMT in the government is the other most good result.
According to surveys, the KMT may win as many as more than 60 chairs in the legislative election, giving it the lot, according to Dr. Liao.
If this situation materializes, it will bring to mind the circumstances surrounding the DPP’s President Chen Shui-bian from 2000 to 2008.  ,
According to Dr. Wang, the then-Speaker Wang Jin-pying of the KMT was able to bring about some unity and balance in the senate through his ability in negotiation and consensus-building.
Dr. Wang predicted that confrontations would become more acrimonious after this election and that the KMT’s opposition to the DPP would be stronger if opposing parties took control of the president and legislature once more.
Any constitutional amendment in Taiwan must be approved by a vote of at least three-fourths of the Congressional Yuan, or by the existing legislators. The article had therefore receive the support of more than half of all eligible voters in a nationwide vote.
This indicates that any constitutional act will probably need bipartisan support. Amendments may fail in the election even after passing the parliamentary bar.  ,
A bill to reduce the voting period from 20 to 18 was approved by lawmakers 109 to 0 in 2022, but voters rejected the proposal.