Politics
Written by: Zhou Lixi
2020-03-02 07:00
Last updated: 2020-03-02 07:00The Legislative Council elections are held in September. Democrats are holding primary elections to decide who to qualify for, but no final decision has been made yet. It is also very difficult to get approval from a number of political individuals. The major political parties are currently in the party's primary election stage, but the deployment of individual pan-popular political parties has been seen.
At present, the ADPL, which has no seats in the Legislative Council, is determined to make a comeback in the old nest of West Kowloon. Among them, the vice chairman of the ADPL and Sham Shui Po District Councillor He Qiming has a clear intention to stand for election. The ADPL also considers party chairman Shi De to play in Kowloon East, but will first coordinate with the Democrats to play.
On the Labour Party, party chairman Guo Yongjian will definitely be elected in the New Territories East, but there is competition in the New Territories West. It is reported that the chairman of the Workers' Union, Wu Min'er, and Tsuen Wan District Councilor Zhao Enlai set the "race line" through the party's selection mechanism. As for the rumored vice chairman of the Hong Kong Island District, Mr. Med Tak Ching, reportedly has given up running.
It is reported that party chairman Shi Delai (second from left) and He Qiming (third from left) have the opportunity to run for the September Legislative Council election. (Profile picture / Photo by Gao Zhongming)
Some people from the ADPL revealed that the party's position in the Kowloon West election has almost no suspense, and vice chairman He Qiming will fight because the other vice president Yang Ji, who also belongs to Kowloon West, has no intention of running. Yang Ye has already become the chairman of the Sham Shui Po District Council. According to the unwritten regulations of the democratic parties, those who intend to run for the Legislative Council will not hold important posts in the district council, so as not to be too busy in official duties.
As for the position of Kowloon East, the ADPL is considering whether the party's chairman, Wong Tai Sin District Councillor Shi Delai, will participate in the war, but he is not certain that he will stand for election. It will depend on the results of the coordination of the democratic parties.
Labour Party Chairman Guo Yongjian (second from right) will almost certainly run in the New Territories East and take over from the current MP, Mr. Zhang Chaoxiong. (Profile picture)
On the Labour Party side, Wu Min'er, the chairman of the Workers' Union and Zhao Enlai, a Tsuen Wan council member, have also expressed interest in running in the New Territories West. It is understood that the party will hold a special party conference in mid-March when the final election will be discussed. The list is determined by the party who will eventually run.
Wu Min'er was a former British Airways group. As early as 2003, the British Airways Hong Kong employees' union was set up, and the company held a public consultation on the issue of salary deductions. Wu Min'er has become familiar in recent years. It originated from the "Luggage Door" incident of the former chief executive Liang Zhenying's daughter. She has co-ordinated the judicial review case brought by the cabin attendant and won the lawsuit.
From time to time, Liang Zhenying sniped each other on Facebook. For example, a staff member of the Hospital Authority went on strike earlier. Wu Miner also attended a press conference and questioned that the other party had nothing to do with health care. However, he advocated that the health care strike was "for the sake of patients."
At the end of last year, the Labour Party listed four candidates who wish to run. Mr. Tak, who is a member of the Eastern District Council, once indicated his intention to run for the Hong Kong Island constituency, but it is reported that he has decided to give up.
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