Political situation
Written by: Luo Jiaqing
2020-07-12 15:35
Date of last update: 2020-07-12 15:37The Legislative Council elections were held in September. Democrats held primary elections for two consecutive days starting yesterday. As of last night, more than 200,000 people have voted. Among them, there was a "snake cake" situation at the ticket office at the Kwun Chun-woo office in Tin Shui Estate, Tin Shui Wai. More than 100 people queued up to vote this morning.
Uncle Su, who is 71 years old, said that he only learned that there is a ticket stand here today, so he came to vote. He said that voting is to fulfill the civic responsibility. He hopes that the elected representatives can express what they want for the citizens, while opposing the National Security Law.
Regarding the Director of the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau, Zeng Guowei, said that the primary election or violation of the National Security Law, Uncle Su said bluntly, "If this vote violates the law, then we cannot live in Hong Kong."
A large number of citizens have queued up to vote in the morning. Ms. Lin said that she waited for about half an hour before voting, but she thought it was worth it, emphasizing that Kuilai voted because "Hong Kong is no longer the former Hong Kong."
Mr. Zhu's family of three went to the polling station to vote in the morning. He said he hoped that Xilai would make a contribution. At the same time, for the sake of the next generation, he believed that the primary election would not violate national security laws. Zhu Sheng also pointed out that he hopes to select a person who does practical things and truly understands the grassroots and middle-level families to enter the parliament.
Several uniformed police officers went outside the station to patrol and communicate with the station staff. Yuen Long District Councillor Wu Yuying pointed out that the police indicated to them that there were more than 50 people in the queue and suggested that they make arrangements for diversion measures. (Photo by Luo Jiaqing)
The police said that the number of people exceeded 50 and called for a good diversion
At about 12 noon, several uniformed police officers went outside the station to patrol and communicate with the station staff. Yuen Long District Councillor Wu Yuying pointed out that the police indicated to them that there were more than 50 people in the queue and suggested that they make arrangements for diversion measures. She also pointed out that the voting process will be expedited as much as possible, and residents are asked to make appropriate distances when queuing up.
Anti-epidemic measures are set up at the ticketing station
Yuen Long District Councillor Wu Xuanhong said that nearly 2,600 people voted at the polling station yesterday, and the number is expected to increase today. He also pointed out that the ticketing station is divided into different ways to dispatch, hoping to have a higher turnout rate.
Wu Xuanhong emphasized that the ticket station has anti-epidemic measures, including the use of hand sanitizer and masks before entering the ticket station, and urged the queued citizens to maintain a certain distance.
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