Pan-Blue Coalition

The Pan-Blue Coalition is political alliance in Taiwan which is led by the Kuomintang (KMT). It is named after the KMT party's official color. Historically the alliance called for re-unification with China, but has since softened its stance. It now pushes for Taiwanese sovereignty, but increased economic ties with China. The Pan-Blue Coalition won supermajority control of the Taiwanese legislature in the 2008 legislative elections.

1. Kuomintang (KMT)
2. People First Party (PFP)
3. New Party (CNP)

1. Kuomintang (KMT)
   • Constituency votes: 5,291,512 (53.5%)
   • Party list votes: 5,010,801 (51.2%)
     • Total seats won: 81
2. Non-Partisan Solidarity Union (NPSU)
   • Constituency votes: 239,317 (2.4%)
   • Party list votes: 68,527 (0.7%)
     • Total seats won: 3
3. People First Party (PFP)
   • Constituency votes: 28,254 (0.3%)
   • Party list votes: N/A
     • Total seats won: 1
4. New Party (CNP)
   • Constituency votes: N/A
   • Party list votes: 386,660 (4.0%)
     • Total seats won: 0Adam Carr's Election Archive: 2008 Taiwanese Legislative Election Results

• Wikipedia: Pan-Blue Coalition
• Google News: Pan-Blue Coalition
• Asia Times: "Beijing's New Taiwan Strategy" (February 22, 2008) WARNING: Pop-ups
• Taipei Times: "Pan-Blue Alliance Looking to Buy Non-Votes" (April 24, 2004)
  • "The alliance's ad has drawn criticism from the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), who said such actions would not only delay the recount process, but was also a blatant attempt to expose individuals' voting preferences."
• Asia Barometer: "Change in the Support of the Pan-Blue Coalition" (November 17, 2004) (69.3KB) WARNING: PDF File