Taiwan Voters Align With All Government Positions in Referendum
People cast their votes during a referendum at a voting station in Taipei on Dec. 18,
Photographer: Daniel Ceng/AFP/Getty Images
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Taiwanese voters aligned with the position of President Tsai Ing-wen’s government on four issues in a weekend referendum, a win for the leader ahead of elections next year.
More than 50% voters said “no” to reimposing a ban on imports of pork containing trace amounts of ractopamine, a feed additive used by many U.S. producers.