Functional constituency and pro-Beijing lawmakers have frequently complained of being unjustly maligned for underperforming, but their candidates' lukewarm response to the Post survey about where...
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The Legislative Council election may be weeks away, but there's already one clear winner from the contest - the city's advertising and printing industries.
With the Legislative Council election campaign in full swing, the South China Morning Post resumes its Election Notebook, with our reporters providing insights into, and anecdotes about, city...
Hong Kong's Olympians may not be setting too many world bests at the London Games, but the city's Olympic chief has racked up a record of his own, albeit one he might not be keen to shout about....
A record 292 candidates will battle it out for just 54 seats in next month's election for the expanded Legislative Council.
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Two of the most controversial members of the Legislative Council will not seek re-election in September.
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Artist to run for Legco functional seat
Pro-government heavyweight Tsang Yok-sing launched his election campaign yesterday with a clear message for voters - do not vote for him if they want a lawmaker who speaks out on government...
Candidates unveil their small 'secret weapons'
Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying often cites 'a stool, a notepad and a pen' - which he used in district visits during his campaign - as...
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