People queue up to vote at a polling station outside Tai Po Plaza in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong People queue up to vote at a polling station outside Tai Po Plaza in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
People queue up to vote at a polling station outside Tai Po Plaza in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
Hong Kong /  Politics

Hong Kong elections: primary turnout enables opposition to inch towards gaining majority in Legco polls, activist says

  • Co-organiser of weekend electoral exercise Benny Tai says the significance of the turnout involves establishing an important decision-making mechanism in civil society
  • Opposition camp held the primary to whittle down their list of Legco candidates from 52 to those with the best chance of achieving a majority

Topic |   Legislative Council elections 2020
Kimmy Chung
Kimmy Chung

Updated: 7:46pm, 13 Jul, 2020

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People queue up to vote at a polling station outside Tai Po Plaza in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong People queue up to vote at a polling station outside Tai Po Plaza in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
People queue up to vote at a polling station outside Tai Po Plaza in Tai Po on Sunday. Photo: Felix Wong
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