Civic duty drives some Hongkongers to vote, while others drawn by incentives
Civic duty drives some Hongkongers to vote, while others drawn by incentives
Some Hongkongers have said they took part in the Legislative Council election out of a sense of civic duty, while others were drawn by company benefits, retail discounts and souvenirs offered to holders of voting thank-you cards arranged by the government to boost turnout.
According to the Post’s observation at more than 10 polling stations across the city on Sunday, a majority of the voters were elderly. One 85-year-old woman made her way to a polling station in Wan Chai with a walking stick…
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Source: Original business report via Hong Kong – South China Morning Post
