Taiwan presidential election, Ma speaks to reporters

Taiwan presidential election, Ma speaks to reporters

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Nationalist Party candidate Ma Ying-jeou casts his ballot in Taipei on March 22 in Taiwan's presidential election in a two-man race against Frank Hsieh of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party.

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