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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam meets the press before an Executive Council meeting on Tuesday. Photo: May Tse
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam: Beijing is not holding me accountable for election humiliation and I’m not addressing protesters’ demands
- Chief executive says she has received no ‘instruction’ from central government
- Lam says vote suggests many people want an end to violence
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Hong Kong district council elections
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam meets the press before an Executive Council meeting on Tuesday. Photo: May Tse
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Officials count ballots at a polling station in Hong Kong. Photo: EPA
Hong Kong elections: why victorious opposition camp has to keep wary eye on swing voters – and has no room for complacency despite massive haul of seats
- Bigger vote share has helped pan-democrats bag disproportionately high number of seats because of the ‘first-past-the post’ system
- That said, there is no denying the huge number of seats the bloc now controls gives it enormous advantages
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Hong Kong district council elections
Updated: 10:08am, 26 Nov, 2019
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Officials count ballots at a polling station in Hong Kong. Photo: EPA
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