The nomination period for the Legislative Council election is two days to the end. Non-establishment members have successively signed up for the election. However, Ren Liangxian, a former member of the People's Forces who originally intended to fight for the Hong Kong Island East constituency, issued a statement this morning (11th), saying that due to the large number of applicants, " The choices given to voters are both sufficient and excellent," so it was announced that they would not sign up for the current Legislative Council election.
Ren Liangxian said that due to the large number of candidates, "the choices given to voters are both sufficient and excellent," so he announced that he would not register for the current Legislative Council election.
Ren Liangxian thanked the supporters and the election committee who nominated him, and emphasized that in the future, he will continue to work hard to give back to the society and be enthusiastic about public welfare. Ren Liangxian of "Yuan Brother" told the media at the end of last month that he is actively evaluating and considering whether to participate in the Legislative Council elections through direct elections on Hong Kong Island. District selection.
Those who have already signed up to run for Hong Kong Island East include Wu Qiubei of the Federation of Trade Unions, Liao Tiancheng of the New Democratic Party, Liang Xi of the Democratic Alliance for Betterment of Hong Kong, and Pan Zhuohong, chairman of the "China Science Supervision".
For the list of candidates from all sectors in the Legislative Council election,
please click here to refer to the "Hong Kong 01" election website.
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