The Democratic Party held a special membership meeting on Sunday (26th) to discuss and decide whether the Democratic Party will run for the general election of the Legislative Council in December this year.
Based on the analysis of the Democrats, the results of the Sunday General Assembly are affected by several factors, including the number of authorized votes, Li Huaming's recent remarks, and the results of the district councilors' oath this morning.
The veteran of the Democratic Party, Li Huaming, recently accepted a media interview and stated that if the Democratic Party does not stand for election and does not dissolve, he will withdraw from the party. Some party members regard his remarks as "the last reminder of the candidates."
It is understood that Li Hua clearly represents the voice of some members of the party, but party members who oppose the election still account for the majority, and his influence within the party has gradually declined. It is expected that it will be difficult to "control" party members' decisions.
In addition, the Kowloon District Councillors will take the oath this morning. Some Democrats believe that the results of the oath may be expected to predict the voting results of the general assembly.
The person bluntly stated that if Yau Tsim Mong District Councillor, Tu Jinshen, who was involved in the primary election but was not prosecuted, received an enquiry letter, it would reflect the fate of Kwong Chun-yu being DQ. Similarly, if the party’s vice chairman and Kwun Tong District Council member Leung Yiting also Being DQ, and Su Yiheng, the Central Committee member, has lost his qualifications as a district councilor, he simply "doesn't make an election."
It is understood that the deadline for the submission of authorization tickets this afternoon, some of the Central Committee said that the collection of authorization tickets this year is not very enthusiastic, and it is expected to account for 30% of the overall votes.
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The deadline for submission of authorized tickets this afternoon accounts for 30% of the total votes
There are various possibilities for the Democratic Party’s "sand table deduction" of the special membership meeting. Among them are analysis by party members. In the past, there were about 250 party members who attended the membership meeting in person or voted through authorized votes, and the authorized votes accounted for about 4 of the total votes. The person said that as party members go to jail, leave Hong Kong, and fade out of the political circle, it is expected that the number of attendance and the number of authorized votes will decrease.
It is understood that the deadline for submission of authorization tickets this afternoon (24th) is that the Central Committee said that the collection of authorization tickets this year was not very enthusiastic. In the past, authorization tickets mainly came from the east and west of the New Territories. Many "vote holders" have been remanded, departed from Hong Kong or faded out, describing that "the candidate is not a lot of votes". Therefore, it is estimated that this authorization vote will account for about 30% of the total votes. "Or influence the overall situation.
A former district councillor also estimated that the number of authorized votes was "not too many this time." "Anyway, everyone expected that the result would be too much and it would take a lot of time to vote."
Or a party member may propose amendments to the wording
More than one Democratic Party member smiled privately, worrying about the occurrence of "dramatic meetings". However, some Central Committee members pointed out that according to the Democratic Party Constitution, the quorum for meetings should be not less than 50 qualified members in person or by sending representatives to attend the meeting. Members, each person is not allowed to represent more than 5 members to attend and vote, so the chance of membership flow is extremely low. "Basically, it does not happen. The authorized votes are counted. The members who attend in person and the "voteers" will get 50 votes. ."
Some members of the Central Committee estimated that some party members might propose amendments to the motion and make further amendments to the original motion. "Maybe someone will revise the wording as "recommendation" for party members, or someone will amend to add "no objection to election." "", it is also possible to "amend it to the point where it does not support party members in running for election", but the meaning and original intent of the motion will not change due to the amendment.
▼7 Hong Kong Island District Councillors from the Democratic Party were DQ including Democratic Party Su Yiheng▼
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Kowloon District Councillors swore today whether the "candidates" will be the key to DQ
Another Democrat believes that today’s oath of the Kowloon District Councillors is equally crucial. The person claimed that if the Kwun Tong District Councillor Leung Yi-ting, who is a "candidate", also receives a letter of enquiry, it means a high chance of being disqualified. Liang Yiting has been DQ, and she simply "doesn't choose to choose."
Some Democrats believe that the current issue is not whether to vote or not. It is a question of "there are no candidates". If all "participants" are disqualified, there is no need to talk about whether or not to stand for election.
Some Democrats pointed out that even the "participating party" and former Eastern District Councilman Su Yiheng was DQ. This shows that the central government did not pay attention to or "unpredicted" the Democratic Party's participation in the election. The party and the democrats.
However, some members of the Democratic Party believe that if the Central Committee does not want the Democratic Party to be elected, the Vice Chairman of the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, Lu Wenduan, does not need to post multiple times to persuade the Democratic Party to stand in the election.
The veteran of the Democratic Party, Li Huaming, recently stated that if the Democratic Party does not send anyone to stand for election, he will withdraw from the party.
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Li Huaming's "Retreat from the Party" has not seen a big response in the party
The veteran of the Democratic Party, Li Huaming, recently accepted a media interview and stated that if the Democratic Party does not send people to stand for election, he will quit the party, but the relevant remarks have not caused much repercussions within the party.
More than one member of the Democratic Party bluntly stated that Li Huaming's words were not influential, and even pointed out that "a person in prison (a member of the Democratic Party) said one sentence better than Qu (Li Huaming) said ten sentences."
However, there are also those in the Democratic Party who believe that Li Huaming has always been more moderate and that he is just a state of affairs. The person said that if the Democratic Party does not elect to be elected and disbanded, there is indeed no difference. I believe that Li Huaming's remarks are issues for everyone to think about.
Li Huaming said that the Democratic Party’s election will quit the party and "abandon the election." Xian Zhuolan: We must divide for a long time. Lu Wenduan: If the Democratic Party is to fight against the Basic Law, Li Huaming: It is an ostrich Democratic Party election road after 4 years. Li Huaming: Candidate The central government must give the green light if they take the initiative to abandon the election, they will quit the party
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