Legislative Council Elections|Democratic Primary Elections Deadline for Application　

Political situation

Written by: Wu Zhuoan

2020-06-21 13:08

The Legislative Council elections will be held in September, and the Democrats will hold their primary elections from 11 to 12 next month. The registration period ends last night (20th). A total of 52 lists are registered for the 5 district direct elections, super districts and the health service sector. .

Among them, the New Territories East Constituency is the most competitive, with a total of 12 lists competing for 7 qualifying places. The most disturbing is that Liang Songheng, who was disqualified as a member of the Legislative Council due to the oath, signed up for the New East primary election at the last minute.

Liang Songheng's election in the 2016 Legislative Council election, with Liang Tianqi's Plan B attitude, played in the New Territories East direct election, and Li Dongsheng joined the list to win a seat with 37,997 votes. (Profile picture/Photo by Zhang Haowei)

List of primary selections by district

Hong Kong Island (Primary election and abandonment of dual-track system, 8 teams selected, qualifying places to be determined) : Democratic Party Xu Zhifeng, Citizen Party Zheng Dahong, Hong Kong Zhongzhi Luo Guancong, Central and Western District Councillors Liang Huangwei, Southern District Councillor Peng Zhuoqi, Eastern District Councillor Xu Zijian , Southern District Councillor Yuan Jiawei, Wan Chai District Council Chairman Yang Xueying

Jiulongdong (primary election and dual election system, 6 teams selected, 5 teams qualify, the two teams with the lowest polls need to drop the election) : Democratic Party Hu Zhiwei, Citizen Party Tan Wenhao, CPPCC Shi Delai, People’s Power Tan Dezhi , Huang Zhifeng of the Hong Kong public/Kwun Tong District Councillor Leung Kai-ching, Kwun Tong District Councillor Li Ka-da

Kowloon West (primary election and abandonment of dual-track system, 9 teams were selected, the number of qualifying places is to be determined) : Huang Biyun of the Democratic Party, Cen Zijie of the Social Democratic Association, He Qiming, Zhang Kunyang, Hong Kong native Mao Mengjing, Sham Shui Po District Councillors Liu Weicong, Feng Dajun, Liu Zefeng, Jeffrey Andrews

New Territories West (binding primary, 6 teams qualify) : Democratic Party Yin Zhaojian, Citizen Party Guo Jiaqi, New Alliance Tan Kaibang, Zhu Kaidi, Labor Party Wu Min'er, Yuen Long District Councillor Wu Jianwei/Lin Jin, Huang Ziyue, Tuen Mun District Councillor Zhang Kesen, Street Worker Lu Yixian / Liang Yaozhong

New Territories East (binding primary, 7 teams qualify) : Democrats Lin Zhuoting, Citizens Party Yang Yueqiao, Social Civilian Liang Guoxiong, New League Fan Guowei, People’s Power Chen Zhiquan, He Guilan, District Political Alliance Ke Yaolin, Liu Weikuang, Zou Jiacheng, Lu Zhiheng, Liang Songheng, Tai Po District Councillor Chen Zhenzhe

Super District Council (5 teams selected, 4 teams qualified) : Democratic Party Kwong Jun Yu, Democratic Party Tu Jinshen, Civic Party Li Yuxin, Tsuen Wan District Councillor Cen Aohui, Yuen Long District Councillor Wang Baiyu

Health service industry : Li Guolin, Liu Kaiwen, Yu Huiming, Yuan Weijie

Democratic primary elections are held on July 11-12. (Profile picture)

52 teams competing for direct election in 5 districts, 2 functional constituencies

The Democratic primary election closed last night. Zhao Jiaxian, the convener of the Democratic Power, said that a total of 52 teams have signed up for the primary election, including Kowloon East 6 team, Kowloon West 9 team, New Territories East 12 team, New Territories West 8 team, Hong Kong Island 8 team, The 5 teams in the Super Zone and 4 teams in the health service community will be officially announced on Wednesday (24th).

There were dramatic changes in the New Territories East primary election. The chairman of the Labor Party, Guo Yongjian, who originally planned to take over from Zhang Chaoxiong, said that he hoped that the Democrats would seize the most seats, describing it as strategy and his personal will. Sign up to run. On the other side, "Hong Kong 01" confirmed from multiple sources that DQ's Liang Songheng suddenly signed up for the New Territories East primary election because of the oath.

Liang Songheng's election in the 2016 Legislative Council election, with Liang Tianqi's Plan B attitude, played in the New Territories East direct election. He joined the list with Li Dongsheng and won a seat with 37,997 votes. However, when he was sworn, he was eventually disqualified from parliament by displaying the "Hong Kong independence" flag. In September 2018, Liang Songheng joined the "Hong Kong National Front" as a spokesperson.

List of street workers or be DQ

The New Territories West primary election is also in full swing. There are 9 teams in the New Territories West with 6 qualifying places. The "Tian Shui Link" is selected by Yuen Long District Councillor Wu Jianwei in the first place, and another District Councillor Lin Jin is ranked in the list. 2. The list of the joint work of Lu Yixian and Liang Yaozhong, the chairman of street workers, or the rejection of the primary election is binding, and there is a high chance of being disqualified from the primary election.

The list of the joint work of Lu Yixian and Liang Yaozhong, the chairman of the street workers, may be disqualified from the primary election due to the rejection of the binding of the primary election. (Profile picture/photo by Luo Junhao)

Zhao Jiaxian, convener of the Democratic Power, said that on June 24, the list of candidates for the "Democratic 35+ Referendum" who have been determined to be eligible for nomination will be announced. (Profile picture/Photo by Hong Jiahui)

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