POTENTIAL candidates from five political groups are working hard to build up their images among New Territories East voters as election day approaches.
The Democratic Party's handbills use the powerful image of party members standing on the balcony of the Legco Building on June 30.
Ousted legislator and solicitor Andrew Cheng Kar-foo, 38, said: 'Our strategy is to pinpoint that the provisional legislature is unjust, undemocratic and lacks transparency.
'By returning to the legislature, we will help monitor the Government.' The party has chosen a mascot for its New Territories East campaign in the form of Robokon - the hardworking robot featured in a popular Japanese-produced television series.
'Robokon is a very hardworking robot. We want to follow this spirit,' said Mr Cheng, who ranked first in the party's five-member list in the constituency.
Ousted legislator Emily Lau Wai-hing, 46, who ranked first on The Frontier's two-member list, said the group did not have any particular campaign theme.
