On the last 4 days of the nomination period for the Legislative Council election, many people continued to register today (9th). Among them, in the functional constituency medical and health sector, the chairman of "Health Care Integrity", Lin Che-hsuan, signed up for the election, and was supported by the former Secretary of the Food and Health Bureau. , But Gao Yongwen also accompanied Pang Ailan, another candidate from the medical sector, to sign up yesterday.
The business sector belonging to the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce (2) rarely has competition. The former chairman of the Central and Western District Council, Ye Yongcheng, ran for the election and challenged the establishment "squad leader" Liao Changjiang who was seeking re-election.
In terms of direct regional elections, Sai Kung District Councillor Fong Kwok-shan, who had failed many times in the Legislative Council elections, announced today that he would not stand for election. The team member and registered social worker Lam Su-wai was appointed to the southeastern New Territories constituency. His opponents include the Democratic Alliance for Betterment of Hong Kong, Li Sai Wing, and the democratic district councillor Cai Ming. Jubilee.
Lin Suwei lost in the 2019 election.
In the legal field, Chen Xiaofeng, secretary-general of the Hong Kong Law Exchange Foundation, will sign up for the election this afternoon, against Lin Xinqiang, the president of the Law Society before the war.
Participants in the medical and health sector include Chen Yongguang, a Chinese physician from the DAB.
For the list of candidates for the Legislative Council election, please refer to the "Hong Kong 01" election website.
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