Taipei: Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen secured a landslide second term election victory with 57 per cent of the vote, official figures showed late Saturday.
The final tally from the Central Election Commission showed Tsai with a record-breaking 8.2 million votes - 1.3 million more than her 2016 win.
Her nearest rival, Han Kuo-yu from the China-friendly Kuomintang party, racked up 39 per cent while independent candidate James Soong won four percent.
