Elections are characterised by their uncertain outcomes. As long as voters remain free to cast their ballots as they wish, there's no saying what candidates may do to win the election. Photo: EPA Elections are characterised by their uncertain outcomes. As long as voters remain free to cast their ballots as they wish, there's no saying what candidates may do to win the election. Photo: EPA
Elections are characterised by their uncertain outcomes. As long as voters remain free to cast their ballots as they wish, there's no saying what candidates may do to win the election. Photo: EPA
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Democrats still have room to manoeuvre within nominating committee for 2017 election

Sonny Lo spells out what supporters of democracy can still do - within the limits set by Beijing - to ensure Hong Kong has at least one moderate pan-democrat contesting the 2017 chief executive election

Topic |   Universal suffrage in Hong Kong
Sonny Lo
Sonny Lo

Updated: 4:39am, 14 Sep, 2014

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Elections are characterised by their uncertain outcomes. As long as voters remain free to cast their ballots as they wish, there's no saying what candidates may do to win the election. Photo: EPA Elections are characterised by their uncertain outcomes. As long as voters remain free to cast their ballots as they wish, there's no saying what candidates may do to win the election. Photo: EPA
Elections are characterised by their uncertain outcomes. As long as voters remain free to cast their ballots as they wish, there's no saying what candidates may do to win the election. Photo: EPA
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