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Elections for Hong Kong's Legislative Council were held on September 4, 2016, with all 70 seats up for grabs.
Taxi drivers’ association executive Lui Ah-fook, along with his son and sister, conspired to buy votes in the IT sector for Legco hopeful Eric Yeung, who ultimately lost.
West Kowloon Court hears Li Lam-cheong offered HK$1,000 each to five persons to obtain their personal data that was used for election fraud.
Families stuck at home in the pandemic are playing more board games. New ones with historical, cultural and environmental messages are rising in popularity.
The defendant is accused of paying the five people HK$1,000 each to vote for a tech executive running to represent the IT sector.
Senior Counsel Paul Shieh says disqualified Hong Kong lawmaker Lau Siu-lai was not given a chance to respond to allegations of improper oath-taking.
Seven members and staff of a taxi association are among 17 charged over vote-rigging during Legislative Council elections in 2016.
Former Registration and Electoral Office chief transferred from department after critical watchdog report, as minister expresses regret over debacle.
The lawyer for the former spokesman of localist group Hong Kong Indigenous concedes Leung has little chance of winning election petition.
Electoral office chief Wong See-man says register has been missing since 2016 and attempts to find it have failed, and admits officers hid the fact it could not be located more than two years ago.
Lawmaker leads protest at Registration and Electoral Office over missing 2016 registry with personal data of 8,000 voters.
A lessening interest in politics following Occupy protests, along with a rapidly ageing population, are reasons behind the decrease, political scientists say.
Some 99.7 per cent of 15,400 submissions to consultation say voters’ rights ‘should not be sacrificed for administrative convenience’.
Localist Andy Chan says being denied legal aid caused him to miss the cut-off date for filing appeal by five days.
Court ruling clarifies candidates must uphold the Basic Law, which states city is an inalienable part of China, however cases should be processed swiftly
Pro-independence activist to hear on Tuesday the outcome of a court petition he lodged arguing returning officers exceeded their powers disqualifying him from 2016 Legco poll