Using only landline samples for a three-way race, Han, Lai and Ko would claim 35.2 percent, 33.8 percent and 25.3 percent respectively of the vote, the poll showed. However, using only cellphone samples for the race, Han and Ko are virtually tied at 31.6 percent and 31.5 percent respectively, while Lai trailed at 28.4 percent. However, Lai would be ahead of Han in a two-way race, based on landline-only and cellphone-only versions of the poll. A landline poll showed Lai’s 47.5 percent edging out Han’s 43.5 percent, while a cellphone poll showed Lai’s 45.7 percent leading Han’s 40.9 percent. In a three-way race using landline-only samples, Han polled 35.4 percent, Tsai 33.8 percent and Ko 24.6 percent, while using cellphone-only samples, Han polled 33.8 percent, Tsai 30.2 percent and Ko 29 percent.

Source: Taipei Times May 17, 2019 15:56 UTC