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Government Launches Election Forums to Boost Voter Awareness Ahead of Legislative Council General Election 2025

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Government Launches Election Forums to Boost Voter Awareness Ahead of Legislative Council General Election 2025
HK

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Government Launches Election Forums to Boost Voter Awareness Ahead of Legislative Council General Election 2025

2025-11-10 22:02 Last Updated At:22:18

"Patriots Collaborate for Good Governance" 2025 Legislative Council election forums

To enhance public and voters' awareness and understanding of candidates across various constituencies for the Legislative Council General Election (LCGE), to raise the level of attention of the community and to encourage proactive voting, the Government will organise a series of "Patriots Collaborate for Good Governance" 2025 Legislative Council election forums starting from tomorrow (November 11). There will be a total of 39 forums, covering the Election Committee constituency, 10 geographical constituencies and 28 functional constituencies.

Candidates and voters of the respective constituencies of all geographical constituencies, functional constituencies and the Election Committee constituency, as well as members of the public will be invited to attend the forums. The format of the forums, which may comprise self-introduction by candidates, mobilisation of campaign teams, a question-and-answer session and a debate on a specified topic, will be tailored according primarily to the respective constituencies. Candidates will be able to fully present their election platforms, viewpoints on different topics, visions and aspirations. Details of the forums are at the annex.

The forums will be broadcast live on Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) TV 31 and RTHK Radio 1. At the same time, live streaming of the forums will be available online via the website of RTHK (rthk.hk) and the Facebook page of the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau (www.facebook.com/cmab.gov.hk). Other media organisations will also be invited to cover the forums.

A government spokesman said, "as the Chief Executive has stated, the eighth LCGE is a significant event as Hong Kong is advancing from stability to prosperity.It is a major undertaking for accelerating Hong Kong's economic development and improving people's livelihoods; and a matter of great importance to each and every Hong Kong citizen. By organising these election forums, the Government aims to provide open and equal opportunities for each candidate to present to the public and voters their election platforms and policy visions, so that voters will be able to make their best choices to vote. We encourage voters to pay more attention to candidates' performance in the forums to deepen their understanding of the candidates in order to elect outstanding individuals with an affection for the country and Hong Kong, proven capabilities, a sense of responsibility and a passion to serve the public to be Legislative Council members of the new term."

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government further calls upon all candidates to uphold a quality electoral culture, and to foster a quality democracy that is practical, fair, orderly and politically inclusive. Candidates should aim to seek voters' support by competing on expertise, election platforms, visions, commitment and contributions, and work in collaboration with the Government to encourage all eligible voters to cast their votes and to create a brighter future for Hong Kong.

Source: AI-found images

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SCST congratulates Kiu Ethan Lachlan, Polson Louis Olive, Chloe Kong, Mccarley Wong, Nicholas Bezy Halliday, Chan Sin-yuk, Ho Tze-lok, Lee Ka-yi, Tse Yee-lam, Toby, Lee Sze-wing, Eudice Chong and Wong Hong-yi on winning medals in Asian Games

The Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, Miss Rosanna Law, today (October 2) extended her congratulations to sailing athletes Kiu Ethan Lachlan, Polson Louis Oliver, Chloe Kong and Mccarley Wong on winning two gold medals for the Hong Kong, China Delegation in Boys' Skiff - 29er and Girls' Skiff - 29er respectively at the 20th Asian Games.

Miss Law also extended her congratulations to squash athletes Chan Sin-yuk, Ho Tze-lok, Lee Ka-yi and Tse Yee-lam, Toby for winning a silver medal in Women's Team; sailing athlete Nicholas Bezy Halliday for winning a silver medal in Men's Dinghy ILCA7; track cycling athlete Lee Sze-wing for winning a bronze medal in Women's Omnium; and tennis athletes Eudice Chong and Wong Hong-yi for winning a bronze medal in Women's Doubles.

Miss Law said, "Hong Kong, China athletes had a great day in sailing event today. Kiu Ethan Lachlan, Polson Louis Oliver, Chloe Kong and Mccarley Wong were in excellent form, winning two gold medals respectively in the Boys' Skiff - 29er and Girls' Skiff - 29er. This marks Hong Kong, China's first-ever gold medals in sailing event. Nicholas Bezy Halliday also performed admirably, winning a silver medal. At this year's Asian Games, Hong Kong, China sailing athletes have won a total of two gold medals, two silver medals, and one bronze medal, marking a new milestone in the history of Hong Kong sailing sports."

"Also, Chan Sin-yuk, Ho Tze-lok, Lee Ka-yi and Tse Yee-lam, Toby battled their opponents to win silver medals for two consecutive times; Lee Sze-wing gave her all on the cycling track, winning a bronze medal in the individual event after winning a silver medal at the Women's Madison yesterday (October 1); Eudice Chong and Wong Hong-yi performed to their best, winning a medal in the Women's Doubles. As this year's Asian Games almost comes to an end, it is believed that Hong Kong citizens will continue to focus on the athletes' performances in the remaining events and encourage them to shine on the Asian Games stage!"

The Hong Kong, China Delegation has so far won forty-six medals, namely seven gold, seventeen silver and twenty-two bronze, at the Asian Games. The newly added six medals are as follows:

Gold medals

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Sailing: Boys' Skiff - 29er

Kiu Ethan Lachlan, Polson Louis Oliver

Sailing: Girls' Skiff - 29er

Chloe Kong, Mccarley Wong

Silver medals

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Squash: Women's Team

Chan Sin-yuk, Ho Tze-lok, Lee Ka-yi, Tse Yee-lam, Toby

Sailing: Men's Dinghy ILCA7

Nicholas Bezy Halliday

Bronze medals

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Track cycling: Women's Omnium

Lee Sze-wing

Tennis: Women's Doubles

Eudice Chong, Wong Hong-yi

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