Every adult permanent resident will have the chance to cast a vote for chief executive this Friday, in an attempt to influence the 1,193 people who will choose the city's next leader.
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- May 21, 2013
- Updated: 9:08pm
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Almost half a million voters came up against the same problem yesterday - the polling station had moved.
Polling Day: Sunday, September 7
Polling Hours: 7.30am to 10.30pm
How to exercise your right to vote on polling day
1 Eligibility to vote
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Disabled activists staged a protest yesterday to call for all polling stations to be made accessible to the disabled. They said the lack of access had put disabled people off voting.
The Equal Opportunities Commission is looking into complaints from wheelchair users that they have not been able to vote at elections because polling stations are inaccessible.
7.30am -10.30pm polling hours
8 candidates: Lau Yuk-shing, Lee Wing-kin, Jimmy Siu See-kong, Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee, Stanley Chaing Chi-wai, Cecilia Ling Wai-wan, Anson Chan Fang On-...
Big guns join in as Civic Party and Liberals face off
From early morning till dusk, the candidates rarely strayed from the polling station entrance. Meals were skipped and washroom...
Candidates campaigning for The Peak constituency have downplayed their chances in Sunday's District Council elections - a ploy to get more votes.
On the face of it, it was hard to imagine this was a big day for Hong Kong because even areas where candidates were supposed to canvass were exceptionally quiet.
The election watchdog is to submit a report to the chief executive as soon as possible on this month's Legco poll, which was hit by a series of blunders.
1,300 register gripes over delays, canvassing - and the conduct of polling officers
Voters grumbled about delays in opening the polling stations, names missing from lists of...
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