台湾学者葉耀元在座谈会上指出，中共对台介选的核心目的并非直接改变选举结果，而是通过资讯作战和认知操弄来激化选民对立、撕裂社会、消磨民众对民主的信心1。他强调，中共采取的是长期战略而非以单次选举为目标，关注的是台湾社会对立是否因认知作战而加剧1。葉耀元警告称，这种持续的操弄最终可能造就一个不团结、容易被进一步利用的环境1。
另一位学者洪浦釗补充，中共21大将于明年召开，台湾九合一选举的结果将成为检验中共长期对台工作成效的重要指标1。面对这一威胁，洪浦釗建议加强国安、检调及选务机关的情资整合，以提高境外介选的犯罪成本1。同时，葉耀元呼吁台湾制定"外国代理人专法"来应对民主破坏行为1。
Scholar Ye Yao-yuan cautioned at a forum that Beijing's interference in Taiwan's elections is not primarily designed to alter voting outcomes directly, but rather to weaponize information warfare and cognitive operations to intensify voter polarization, fracture society, and erode public confidence in democracy.1 Rather than measuring success through individual electoral results, Beijing assesses the long-term effectiveness of its cognitive warfare by monitoring whether social divisions in Taiwan have widened, Ye explained.1
The scholar warned that this sustained campaign of social manipulation could progressively intensify divisions within Taiwan, ultimately creating an environment of internal discord susceptible to further external influence.1 Ye called for Taiwan to adopt a "foreign agent registration law" to address anti-democratic activities,1 while fellow participant Hong Pu-zhao suggested that Taiwan's municipal elections would serve as a benchmark for assessing the success of Beijing's long-term policies toward the island.1 Hong also recommended strengthening intelligence coordination among national security, prosecutorial, and election management authorities to increase the criminal costs of foreign electoral interference.1
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