KMT candidates hold commanding leads in multiple key races across northern and central Taiwan according to recent polling aggregates, including strong advantages for incumbents in Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, and Taichung. This positioning reflects the party's broader local organizational strength, higher number of competitive nominees, and historical success in nine-in-one elections, despite the DPP posting higher national party favorability in October surveys. The DPP maintains edges in several southern strongholds but trails overall in projected seat totals. TPP prospects remain marginal after failed coordination with the KMT in select districts, including Hsinchu County, which has fragmented opposition votes without shifting the balance. With voting set for November 28, these structural and polling factors underpin trader consensus on the KMT outcome.