The voting in the Legislative Council election is over. Among the electoral committees, which accounted for the most seats (40 seats), as the number of votes involved was the least, the result was the fastest.
This sector is considered to be "fighting against each other" within the establishment. 51 people competed for 40 seats. Which 11 candidates did not make it to the parliament?
The counting results showed that after Pakatan Harapan member Leung Mei-fun became a "vote" with 1,348 votes, Sheng Zhiwen, the "father of Lan Kwai Fong," was very popular, with only 955 votes ranked 43, together with former news coordinator Feng Weiguang and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Commissioner Tu Haiming and other 11 people were eliminated. The registered electrician Diao Shenghong got the lowest vote, with only 342 votes.
Many scholars, corporate executives, and people with mainland backgrounds have successfully entered the parliament, including Li Haoran, Chief Strategy Officer of China Resources Group's Greater Bay Area, Liu Zhipeng, Vice President of Lingnan University, and Chen Shaoxiong, President of China Power Group.
Nine incumbent members moved to the electoral committee and all were successfully re-elected, including the DAB Ge Peifan and Zhang Guojun, the Economic Democrats Liang Meifen, the New Democratic Party Rong Haien, the Federation of Trade Unions Lu Songxiong and Mai Meijuan, independent Ma Fengguo, Xie Weijun and He Junyao, Chen Kaixin Also successfully returned to parliament.
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The elections of the electoral committee are based on unanimous votes, and the top 40 candidates won.
The Returning Officer at the counting of the votes announced the preliminary results via broadcast at about 1:30 am.
Starting from 41, the losers were Wu Hongwei, Huang Ziqian, Sheng Zhiwen, Chen Kairong, Zeng Yingyi, Sun Weiyong, Tu Haiming, Cai Yongqiang, Feng Weiguang, Lu Weisi, and Diao Shenghong.
The following is the final number of votes. Those with an asterisk (*) behind are those who are ranked 41st or later out:
1 Lu Songxiong 1178
2 Ma Fengguo 1234
3 Huang Guo1192
4 Chen Kaixin 1292
5 Deng Fei 1339
6 Louvis 454
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7 Xie Weijun 1283
8 Diao Shenghong 342
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9 Zeng Yingyi 919
*
10 Lin Zhiyuan 970
11 Guan Haoming 1102
12 Lin Xiaolu 1026
13 Zhou Wengang 1060
14 Jiang Yuhuan 1032
15 Feng Weiguang 708
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16 Chen Yueming 1187
17 Li Haoran 1308
18 Chen Jiapei 1284
19 Huang Ziqian 956
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20 Chen Manqi 1331
21 Su Changrong 1013
22 Sun Dong 1124
23 Tu Haiming 834
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24 Tan Yueheng 1245
25 Wujiezhuang 1239
26 Chen Shaoxiong 1239
27 Hong Wen1142
28 Lin Shunchao 1157
29 Chen Zhongni 1297
30 Jung Haien 1323
31 Chen Peiliang 1205
32 Liu Zhipeng 1214
33 Jan Huimin 1291
34 Lin Lin 1181
35 Lu Hanmin 1059
36 Ge Peifan 1322
37 Guo Lingli 1122
38 Li Dongguo 1237
39 Leung Mei Fen 1348
40 He Junyao 1263
41 Chen Kairong 941
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42 Mai Meijuan 1326
43 Sun Weiyong 891
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44 Huangyuan Mountain 1305
45 Li Zhenqiang 1060
46 Zhang Guojun1342
47 Liang Yuwei 1160
48 Sheng Zhiwen 955
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49 Lin Zhensheng 1002
50 Wu Hongwei 958
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51 Cai Yongqiang 818
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