Elections in Taiwan
Okay, little one! So, elections in Taiwan are like when you and your friends vote for the class monitor or when Mommy and Daddy vote for who will be the leader of the country. In Taiwan, everyone who is 18 years old or older gets to vote in elections!
Before the election, different people who want to be the leader of the country, called candidates, tell everyone what they want to do if they become the leader. They try to convince people that they will do a good job and make everyone happy.
On election day, people go to a special place, usually a school or a community center, to cast their vote. They mark their choices on a piece of paper and put it into a box.
After the voting is over, people count all the votes to see who won. The person who gets the most votes becomes the new leader of the country! They get to make important decisions and help make Taiwan a better place for everyone.
Elections in Taiwan are really important because they let people choose who they want to lead the country. They give everyone a voice and say in how the country is run.
Before the election, different people who want to be the leader of the country, called candidates, tell everyone what they want to do if they become the leader. They try to convince people that they will do a good job and make everyone happy.
On election day, people go to a special place, usually a school or a community center, to cast their vote. They mark their choices on a piece of paper and put it into a box.
After the voting is over, people count all the votes to see who won. The person who gets the most votes becomes the new leader of the country! They get to make important decisions and help make Taiwan a better place for everyone.
Elections in Taiwan are really important because they let people choose who they want to lead the country. They give everyone a voice and say in how the country is run.