A total of about 2,940,000 registered electors have cast their votes in the 2019 District Council Ordinary Election yesterday (November 24), representing a provisional cumulative turnout rate of about 71.2%.
The voter turnout figures are for temporary reference only.
Following are the voter turnout figures for the 2019 District Council Ordinary Election as at 9.30pm today (November 24):
Aggregate Aggregate
Voter Turnout
District Electorate Turnout Rate (%)
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Hong Kong Island
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Central and Western 110,483 74,975 67.86%
Wan Chai 74,839 49,618 66.30%
Eastern 323,725 226,350 69.92%
Southern 151,994 104,572 68.80%
Kowloon
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Yau Tsim Mong 129,150 87,003 67.37%
Sham Shui Po 204,046 141,907 69.55%
Kowloon City 201,858 140,849 69.78%
Wong Tai Sin 264,040 180,069 68.20%
Kwun Tong 396,345 272,230 68.69%
New Territories
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Tsuen Wan 169,773 121,313 71.46%
Tuen Mun 296,282 203,468 68.67%
Yuen Long 349,322 235,058 67.29%
North 186,496 126,101 67.62%
Tai Po 187,494 131,354 70.06%
Sai Kung 274,293 192,808 70.29%
Sha Tin 419,853 298,843 71.18%
Kwai Tsing 308,771 212,400 68.79%
Islands 84,213 54,690 64.94%
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Total 4,132,977 2,853,608 69.04%
The voter turnout figures are for temporary reference only.
Following are the voter turnout figures for the 2019 District Council Ordinary Election as at 8.30pm today (November 24):
Aggregate Aggregate
Voter Turnout
District Electorate Turnout Rate (%)
——– ———- ——— ——–
Hong Kong Island
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Central and Western 110,483 72,449 65.57%
Wan Chai 74,839 48,251 64.47%
Eastern 323,725 218,233 67.41%
Southern 151,994 100,514 66.13%
Kowloon
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Yau Tsim Mong 129,150 84,356 65.32%
Sham Shui Po 204,046 136,772 67.03%
Kowloon City 201,858 136,453 67.60%
Wong Tai Sin 264,040 172,910 65.49%
Kwun Tong 396,345 261,400 65.95%
New Territories
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Tsuen Wan 169,773 117,273 69.08%
Tuen Mun 296,282 196,199 66.22%
Yuen Long 349,322 225,182 64.46%
North 186,496 121,443 65.12%
Tai Po 187,494 127,063 67.77%
Sai Kung 274,293 185,353 67.57%
Sha Tin 419,853 288,355 68.68%
Kwai Tsing 308,771 203,961 66.06%
Islands 84,213 52,077 61.84%
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Total 4,132,977 2,748,244 66.50%
The voter turnout figures are for temporary reference only.
Following are the voter turnout figures for the 2019 District Council Ordinary Election as at 7.30pm today (November 24):
Aggregate Aggregate
Voter Turnout
District Electorate Turnout Rate (%)
——– ———- ——— ——–
Hong Kong Island
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Central and Western 110,483 69,366 62.78%
Wan Chai 74,839 46,700 62.40%
Eastern 323,725 209,013 64.56%
Southern 151,994 96,065 63.20%
Kowloon
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Yau Tsim Mong 129,150 81,185 62.86%
Sham Shui Po 204,046 130,924 64.16%
Kowloon City 201,858 131,542 65.17%
Wong Tai Sin 264,040 165,127 62.54%
Kwun Tong 396,345 249,298 62.90%
New Territories
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Tsuen Wan 169,773 112,774 66.43%
Tuen Mun 296,282 187,783 63.38%
Yuen Long 349,322 214,545 61.42%
North 186,496 116,128 62.27%
Tai Po 187,494 122,092 65.12%
Sai Kung 274,293 177,200 64.60%
Sha Tin 419,853 276,929 65.96%
Kwai Tsing 308,771 194,468 62.98%
Islands 84,213 49,327 58.57%
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Total 4,132,977 2,630,466 63.65%
The voter turnout figures are for temporary reference only.
The following is issued on behalf of the Electoral Affairs Commission:
Attention TV and radio duty announcers. Please broadcast the following special announcement immediately and repeat it at frequent intervals:
The Electoral Affairs Commission (EAC) today (November 24) appealed electors to vote at the District Council Ordinary Election as soon as possible. At the close of poll at 10.30 pm, polling stations will deploy polling staff to the end of the queue waiting to collect the ballot papers, holding a signboard to stop latecomers from joining the queue. Everyone already in the queue before the close of poll would certainly be allowed into the polling station to cast their votes. Late comers will not be allowed to enter the polling station.
As announced this morning, the polling hours for the polling stations at Kowloon Park Swimming Pool (E0101) and Buddhist Lim Kim Tian Memorial Primary School (S1401) were extended to 10.33pm. The abovementioned arrangement on holding a signboard to stop latecomers from joining the queue will be made at 10.33pm accordingly.
Long queues have been formed in some polling stations today because electors cast their votes at approximately the same time. The EAC appealed electors to wait patiently and orderly. Polling staff will serve electors as soon as possible.