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The DPP''s primary poll results are out. President Tsai Ing-wen will be representing the DPP in next year''s presidential elections, after beating challenger Lai Ching-te by 8.2 percentage points. According to these results, both DPP candidates would come out ahead in a presidential race with KMT primary candidate Han Kuo-yu and independent prospect Ko Wen-je.Cho Jung-taiDPP chairmanWhat we can announce is that comrade Tsai Ing-wen has won this presidential primary.The primary results are out, and President Tsai has won the DPP nomination. The polls, which were conducted by five different polling companies, show Tsai beating her KMT and independent opposition by a wide margin. Tsai had an average support rate of 35.6%, well over Han''s 24.5% and Ko''s 22.7%. Her challenger Lai also won in a three-way race, squeaking by Ko by just 0.1 percentage points. But in the end, it came down to Tsai versus Lai, and with a lead of more than 8 percentage points, Tsai emerged as the face of the DPP in 2020.Cho Jung-taiDPP party chairmanPerhaps this was meant to be … We see the people of Hong Kong show such courage as they fight for this generation of Hong Kongers, as they exercise their rights and take action to achieve their vision. We see that they are doing this so that the next generation of Hong Kongers won''t have to carry that burden. Likewise, on this day, after 86 days, we have produced a candidate for the 2020 presidential election.The primary poll indicates that a DPP candidate could defeat both a KMT candidate and an independent in 2020. But some observers say that the internal divisions that emerged in the primary could hurt the DPP on Election Day.Cho Jung-taiDPP chairmanOf course, it''s our hope that the two candidates and especially their supporters will humbly face the will of the people. We have launched efforts to consolidate the party base after the primary, and I will carry out this work immediately.The DPP chairman said the next step was to repair cracks created during the primary, so that the DPP can come together to hold onto the Presidential Office in 2020.