Legislative Council General Election voter turnout (2130)
The voter turnout figures for the 2025 Legislative Council General Election as at 9.30pm today (December 7) are as follows:
Geographical constituencies
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Electorate
Cumulative voter
turnout
Cumulative turnout rate (%)
Hong Kong Island East
379,926
115,878
30.50%
Hong Kong Island West
342,123
102,233
29.88%
Kowloon East
441,663
137,081
31.04%
Kowloon West
345,661
102,472
29.65%
Kowloon Central
421,235
128,267
30.45%
New Territories South East
439,546
136,443
31.04%
New Territories North
408,660
123,232
30.16%
New Territories North West
436,087
135,877
31.16%
New Territories South West
471,045
147,372
31.29%
New Territories North East
445,352
128,184
28.78%
Total
4,131,298
1,257,039
30.43%
Functional constituencies
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Electorate
Cumulative voter
turnout
Cumulative turnout rate (%)
Heung Yee Kuk
155
144
92.90%
Agriculture and fisheries
172
166
96.51%
Insurance
111
91
81.98%
Transport
217
188
86.64%
Education
74,618
25,419
34.07%
Legal
6,328
2,289
36.17%
Accountancy
23,937
7,872
32.89%
Medical and health services
49,316
16,314
33.08%
Engineering
9,699
5,526
56.97%
Architectural, surveying,
planning and landscape
8,212
4,249
51.74%
Labour
881
777
88.20%
Social welfare
11,217
4,897
43.66%
Real estate and construction
557
455
81.69%
Tourism
173
154
89.02%
Commercial (first)
903
672
74.42%
Commercial (second)
323
229
70.90%
Commercial (third)
307
307
100.00%
Industrial (first)
345
232
67.25%
Industrial (second)
474
300
63.29%
Finance
91
72
79.12%
Financial services
562
375
66.73%
Sports, performing arts,
culture and publication
255
225
88.24%
Import and export
311
242
77.81%
Textiles and garment
322
226
70.19%
Wholesale and retail
1,673
960
57.38%
Technology and innovation
71
71
100.00%
Catering
129
121
93.80%
Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region
deputies to the National
People's Congress, Hong
Kong Special
Administrative Region
members of the National
Committee of the Chinese
People's Political
Consultative Conference
and representatives of
relevant national
organisations
557
537
96.41%
Total
191,916
73,110
38.09%
Election Committee constituency
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Electorate
Cumulative voter turnout
Cumulative turnout rate (%)
1,466
1,453
99.11%
The voter turnout figures are for temporary reference only.
Source: AI-found images
Extension of opening hours and special traffic arrangements of FEHD's columbaria during Ching Ming Festival
The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) today (March 10) announced that in order to facilitate grave sweepers and ease crowding, the opening hours of its columbaria will be extended to 7am to 7pm during the Ching Ming Festival period (i.e. from March 14 to April 19). The department appealed to grave sweepers to avoid grave-sweeping activities during the peak period on the day of the Ching Ming Festival (April 5) and to pay tribute to ancestors over a wider period before and after the festival.
The FEHD also reminded grave sweepers to pay attention to the special traffic and transport arrangements implemented during the Ching Ming Festival. Except for permitted vehicles, all vehicles are prohibited from entering FEHD cemeteries and columbaria while the special traffic and transport arrangements are in operation. Details of the special traffic and transport arrangements in the vicinity of cemeteries and columbaria are available on the Transport Department website (www.td.gov.hk). In addition, the escalator adjacent to the Cape Collinson-San Ha Columbarium has been opened for public use.
As heavy usage of joss paper burners (JPBs) at the Tsang Tsui Columbarium and Cape Collinson-San Ha Columbarium is expected during the peak sweeping period, no walk-in queuing for the JPBs will be allowed at both columbaria on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays during the above-mentioned Ching Ming Festival period. Members of the public are required to make an advance online appointment via the FEHD website (www.fehd.gov.hk/english/cc/notice.html) or obtain a queue ticket on-site on the day of their visit at the two columbaria. For details of the JPB arrangements, please visit the FEHD website.
The FEHD reminds the public that the Shek Mun Columbarium and Garden of Remembrance in Sha Tin commissioned last September implements a "smoke-free worship" environment. Burning of joss sticks and paper offerings is strictly prohibited throughout the premises, and no related facilities are provided. The public is encouraged to pay tribute with fresh flowers instead of traditional offerings to help preserve the peaceful and dignified atmosphere of the site.
Green burial allows the environment to thrive and love to endure. Members of the public can register their wishes for a green burial through the Green Burial Central Register (www.greenburial.gov.hk). Registration is simple and free of charge. Members of the public can also pay tribute to their loved ones through the Internet Memorial Service webpage (www.memorial.gov.hk) and its mobile application. During the Ching Ming Festival, a "Green Burial, Love Living On" exhibition will be held on the G/F of the Tsang Tsui Columbarium. All are welcome to visit free of charge. Throughout the exhibition period, a food kiosk will be set up to provide food and beverages for sale.
Source: AI-found images
