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Taiwan's two opposition parties, the KMT and the TPP, could be closer to
agreeing on collaboration terms for the 2024 general elections.

It comes after the KMT reportedly agreed to a TPP proposal to discuss a
potential joint presidential ticket today.

The TPP has said that whoever has the highest poll ratings should be on the
ticket as the presidential candidate, with the losing side proposing the
option for vice president.

KMT presidential candidate, Ho Yo-ih, has proposed a 2-on-2 communication and
integration between the two parties.

The party will send the campaign executive director, Jin Pu-cong, and the
party's secretary-general, Huang Jian-ting, for this purpose.

Meanwhile, TPP presidential nominee Ko Wen-zhe says today they will send
their campaign office manager Huang Shanshan, and campaign director, Zhou
Yu-xiu, to negotiate and conduct three policy debate sessions before
comparing poll results.