The Hong Kong Institute of Public Opinion released the Chief Executive's popular opinion data. The Chief Executive Carrie Lam received 38.3 points, an increase of 4.4 points from the survey about half a month ago. The net support rate was negative 35 percentage points, an increase of 11 percentage points, both since the beginning of June 2019. Highest.
Minyan conducted a survey from October 4th to 7th and interviewed 1,010 people.
Lin Zheng scored 38.3 points, an increase of 4.4 points from the September 16-23 survey.
The support rate rose by 5 percentage points to 24 percentage points, the disapproval rate fell by 6 percentage points to 59 percentage points, and the support rate rose by 11 percentage points to minus 35 percentage points.
The five major indicators but "democracy" remains unchanged
Minyan also published core social index data, with a full score of 10 and a stability index of 5.48, which is 0.41 points higher than the survey conducted on September 6-10, the highest since May 2019.
The prosperity index was 5.26 points, an increase of 0.24 points, the freedom index was 5.12 points, an increase of 0.17 points, and the rule of law index was 4.86 points, an increase of 0.22 points.
However, the democracy indicator remained unchanged at 4.28 points, which was the lowest score among the five major indicators.
Democrats: Democrats have disagreements on the election. Supporters tend to oppose that most of the candidates will be the DQ policy address. The polls scored 34.2. Chen Jialuo said Lam Cheng "doing his homework for the election." Hong Kong Democrats: Lam Cheng scored 35.6 After Chen Maobo sent the money, the net support rate returned to a negative number. Civilian research: 53% of the respondents did not want to settle in the Greater Bay Area, 72% of the youth refused to work in the Greater Bay Area
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