Rumors in the political circles︱The Legislative Council by-elections are coveted by the "second generation of politics" who intend to participate in the war

Four Legislative Council members "turned the runway" to join the government, leaving four vacancies in the new parliament. The government has yet to announce when the by-election will be held.

Earlier in the political circle, it was reported that the by-election is not a priority item, and it may be "delayed", but all the people are already gearing up to fight. At least 10 people are interested in competing, and one of the "second-generation politicians" has a higher chance of going to the horse. .

More than 10 people in the political circles are interested in participating in the by-election

Zhang Guojun, Mai Meijuan, Sun Dong and other 4 people joined the hot kitchen, leaving 4 seats in the election committee vacant.

The election of the electoral committee is relatively simple, requiring only more than 1,400 election committees to vote. However, the government has not announced when the by-election will be held. It is also rumored that the mainland is not too concerned and may not be held in December.

Although the date is uncertain, some politicians pointed out that all parties have prepared a list of more than 10 potential candidates. Among them, it is rumored that Tan Zhenguo, chairman of the Executive Committee of the New Territories Youth Federation, has a greater chance of "running out".

Tan Zhenguo is the son of Tan Jinqiu, a member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. In recent years, Tan has donated money to support charitable activities, including the establishment of the "Volunteer Union" and the "Hong Kong Association for the Promotion of Poverty Alleviation", which are highly valued by relevant parties.

Tan Zhenguo, 34 years old, is the youngest chairman of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals in recent years, and intends to further develop in the political arena after his retirement.

It is reported that Tan Zhenguo originally planned to sign up for the election at the end of last year, but finally stopped due to personal affairs.

The date for the Legislative Council by-election has not yet been set.

(File photo/Photo by Lu Yiming)

Hong Kong People's Congress elections to be held in December

As for the date of the by-election, some politicians estimate that the SAR government is currently focusing on several projects. In addition to responding to the epidemic, customs clearance, and two major international events in November, it must also concentrate on writing the "Policy Address" to be released in October. Indeed, the Legislative Council by-election will not be the top priority.

On the other hand, the election of deputies to the National People's Congress in Hong Kong will be held in mid-December. It is said that it may be around the 18th. Tan Yaozong, a member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, told "Hong Kong 01" that the specific date for the election of the National People's Congress will be decided by Yang Zhenwu, Secretary-General of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. The other party is on a visit, so the date will not be officially announced until later.

He pointed out that at this stage, it is uncertain whether the election will be held on December 18, but in the past, it is rarely held on Sunday.

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