People's Research: People are most familiar with politicians as Li Jiachao mentioned that Carrie Lam's ratio will be cut in half in 10 months

The Hong Kong Institute of Public Opinion conducted a survey from December 5th to 9th and found that the living political figure most familiar to the public is Chief Executive Lee Ka-chao, followed by former Chief Executive Carrie Lam, Leung Chun-ying, and Tung Chee-hwa. Chairman of the New Democratic Party and convener of the Executive Council Yip Liu Shuyi ranked fifth, the most widely mentioned political figure outside the Chief Executive and the former Chief Executive.

Ye Liu Shuyi is the most familiar figure to the public other than the chief executive and the former chief executive

The People's Research Institute randomly sampled 1,004 people by telephone. Without prompting, 48% of the respondents mentioned Li Jiachao, which was the first among all political figures.

Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor ranked second with 36%, Leung Chun-ying third with 26%, Tung Chee-hwa fourth with 24%, Yip Lau Sook-yee fifth with 22%, and former Chief Executive Donald Tsang ranked sixth with 21%.

It is worth noting that Carrie Lam, the outgoing Chief Executive at the end of June, was still mentioned by 66% of respondents in the February survey, but it had dropped to 39% in December.

As for Li Jiachao, who took office as chief executive in July, the percentage rose sharply from 21% in February to 48%.

The proportion of Chen Maobo's mentions plummeted to a new high for Deng Bingqiang and Tam Huizhu

In addition, Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po, who ranked second with 29% in February, only ranked eighth with 12% in the December survey.

Li Jiachao, Secretary of the Security Bureau Tang Bingqiang ranked seventh, and Deputy Director of the Basic Law Committee Tam Huizhu ranked 15th. Fan Xulitai, member of the Standing Committee, is the highest since 2017.

Jasper Jasper, the former chairman of the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong, ranked 16th, the lowest ranking since 1998.

Citizens are most familiar with politicians survey is to measure the familiarity of citizens, and it does not represent the level of popularity.

Public research: The identity index of "Hong Kong people" continues to rise Satisfaction Ratio Net Rise