HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee made a passionate appeal to voters this Sunday, emphasizing that every ballot cast shapes Hong Kong's future. With polling stations open until 11:30 PM – two hours longer than previous elections – Lee called this a pivotal moment to “advance reforms and strengthen development”.
Extended Voting Hours
🗓️ The government introduced new measures like mobile voting stations and digital queue updates. Lee and his wife cast their votes early, praising the streamlined process: “It took us just 8 minutes!”
Addressing Public Safety
🔥 Responding to the recent Wang Fuk Court fire tragedy, Lee vowed to accelerate safety reforms: “We'll uncover the truth, improve systems, and protect our communities.” A new Legislative Council motion on institutional upgrades will be proposed next week.
Youth in Focus
🌆 With 35% of registered voters under 35, Lee stressed that young voices are crucial for Hong Kong's evolution. Social media buzzed with #MyHKMyVote posts as first-time voters shared selfies at polling stations.
