Paul Zimmerman, one of the five pan-democratic candidates who stopped campaigning two days before the election, hugs Eddie Chu Hoi-dick after he won a seat in New Territories West. Photo: Sam Tsang
Paul Zimmerman, one of the five pan-democratic candidates who stopped campaigning two days before the election, hugs Eddie Chu Hoi-dick after he won a seat in New Territories West. Photo: Sam Tsang
Legislative Council elections 2016
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Did election strategies in Hong Kong undermine fair play?

Ho Lok Sang says some pan-democrats may have indirectly flouted campaign budget limits which, when coupled with the behaviour of some candidates in the run-up to the polls, does not augur well for the city’s future

Ho Lok Sang
Ho Lok Sang

Updated: 12:13pm, 8 Sep, 2016

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Paul Zimmerman, one of the five pan-democratic candidates who stopped campaigning two days before the election, hugs Eddie Chu Hoi-dick after he won a seat in New Territories West. Photo: Sam Tsang
Paul Zimmerman, one of the five pan-democratic candidates who stopped campaigning two days before the election, hugs Eddie Chu Hoi-dick after he won a seat in New Territories West. Photo: Sam Tsang
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