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Election day in Hong Kong: voters out in record numbers after nearly six months of protests
- Hongkongers from across the political spectrum hit the polls early, more than doubling 2015’s turnout rate for the first three hours of voting
- Results in local contests will be seen as a barometer of support for the anti-government protests roiling the city
Updated: 1:40pm, 24 Nov, 2019
Voters queue to cast their ballots at Lek Yuen Community Hall, Sha Tin. Photo: Winson Wong
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Hong Kong district council elections
Updated: 1:40pm, 24 Nov, 2019
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