Factbox: What people in Hong Kong are saying about district council elections


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  • Monday, 25 Nov 2019

Supporters of local candidate Kelvin Lam celebrate, after it was announced he won the local council elections in his district, at a polling station in the South Horizons West district in Hong Kong, China November 25, 2019. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Here are comments from voters, politicians, activists and academics on Hong Kong's district council elections, where pro-democracy candidates romped to a landslide and symbolic majority after residents turned out to vote in record numbers on Sunday.

MA NGOK, POLITICAL SCIENTIST AT CHINESE UNIVERSITY

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