You can always rely on the Americans to do the right thing, Winston Churchill was famously quoted as saying, once they have exhausted every other possibility.
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- Jun 20, 2013
- Updated: 2:46am
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Cheered on by thousands of supporters at the polling stations, the five candidates are proclaimed winners of the new super-district council seats in the legislature.
Choosing whom to vote for may become a lot more complex in the 2012 Legislative Council elections, but it seems unlikely major changes will take place.
Political parties in Hong Kong still have a short history. Their leadership successions have, so far, been intra-generational. From the early elections in the mid-1980s through to today, a...
The political parties are finalising their lineup of candidates for the Legislative Council election in September.
Although campaigning for next month's Legislative Council election has only just got underway, there are already calls for a review of the proportional representation system for the geographical...
Is Hong Kong's voting system fair to all? The party-list proportional voting system will be used in September's Legco elections. Introduced in 1998, it replaced a first-past-the-post system....
The first week of the election campaign has been dominated not by the issues but by tactics and strategies. For this, we have our complicated voting system to blame. With political reform now on...
Independents defiant after the district election commission fails to approve them
Students running in Beijing's district congress elections will not be included on the official...
Danny Gittings, with his usual bias ('Inside Track' column, Sunday Morning Post, August 27), is quite wrong to say that introducing proportional representation was gerrymandering.
Voters can access colour pictures and the platforms of election candidates via the Internet.
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