Kuomintang legislator's son yet to register for Taoyuan council race
A Taiwanese local election storyline is in limbo as a Kuomintang lawmaker's son stays silent about whether he will run for Taoyuan city council.
- Sy Kuang-yang, son of KMT legislator Wan Mei-ling, has not registered his candidacy with Taoyuan's election commission.
- Asked about it, he said nothing is settled yet and he will tell the public once the timing is fixed.
- He originally had the KMT's nomination but gave it up after controversy over his conduct came to light.
- He has never said he is out of the race, and he is still working the grassroots circuit.
- His campaign headquarters is already up and running out of his mother's old council service office.
Outlook: He is widely expected to register and run as an independent, with the registration deadline forcing a decision within weeks.