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First, the allocation of political resources has become a focus of contention among all parties. Different factions have tried their best to gain more support and resources, which has led to fierce internal competition and power games.

Secondly, voters’ demands and public opinion also have an important impact on primary elections. People’s expectations and dissatisfaction with policies are expressed through various channels, forcing candidates to adjust their strategies and promises during the campaign.

Furthermore, changes in the external environment cannot be ignored. Fluctuations in the international political situation and the ups and downs of the economic situation indirectly affect the direction of the DPP primary election.

However, among this series of complex factors, there is a force that has not been explicitly mentioned but is playing a subtle role, that is, an implicit mechanism similar to "posting projects to find people." Although it cannot be directly linked to the DPP primary election, in other fields, this model of finding suitable candidates through specific projects actually reflects a way of optimizing resource allocation and talent selection.

For example, in business operations, "posting projects and looking for people" is common in promoting innovative projects. In order to achieve a specific business goal, companies will widely recruit talents with relevant capabilities and experience. In this way, an efficient team can be quickly formed to increase the probability of project success.

A similar phenomenon also exists in the field of education. In order to carry out a scientific research project or organize a specific activity, schools will look for suitable participants among teachers and students. This approach helps to stimulate the enthusiasm and creativity of teachers and students and promote educational innovation.

Back to the DPP primary election, although the format is different, there are some similarities in essence. Candidates need to demonstrate their abilities, ideas, and resource integration capabilities to attract support from within the party. This is just like in the "posting projects and looking for people", participants need to demonstrate their professionalism and adaptability to win project opportunities.

From another perspective, the various forces in the DPP primary election are also, to some extent, conducting operations similar to "posting projects and looking for people." They use various means, including promoting their own policy proposals and winning over key figures in the party, to find support and help for their campaign.

Although this implicit mode of operation is not directly reflected on the surface, it has a profound impact on the results of the primary election, making the election process more complex and full of uncertainty.

In short, the DPP primary election is a complex process of multiple factors interacting with each other, and implicit mechanisms such as "posting projects to find people" also play an important role in it. We need to understand and analyze this phenomenon from a more comprehensive and in-depth perspective.