The Hong Kong Institute of Public Opinion published the results of a public opinion survey, which showed that the democrats' participation in the Legislative Council election held in December was evenly matched. 37% of the respondents expressed their support and 38% of the respondents expressed their opposition.
53% of pro-democracy supporters oppose the election and 25% support it
The survey was held from October 4th to 7th and successfully interviewed 6,071 Hong Kong residents over 12 years old.
Among the supporters of the pro-democracy party, only 15% support the election of the pro-democracy party. Almost 11% support the election. When the two are added together, about 25% support the election.
And 40% of the pro-democracy supporters are against running for the election, 13% say they are quite against it, and a total of about 53% are against running for the election.
For non-democratic supporters, 43% support the election and 30% oppose it.
Overall, 37% support the election and 38% oppose it.
The government postponed the Legislative Council elections originally scheduled for September 2020 and will be held in December 2021.
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45% of respondents expect most of DQ 17% of respondents expect all DQ
I was asked how many of the interviewees think democrats will pass the qualification examination if they run for the election. Less than 1% of the pro-democracy supporters think all of them can pass, 3% think most of them can pass, and 49% think most of them can’t. Passed, 30% thought that all failed.
Combined with the opinions of non-democratic supporters, overall, less than 1% believe that all democratic candidates can pass the qualification review, 10% believe that most people can pass, and 45% believe that most people cannot pass. 17% think that all cannot be passed.
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