A poll conducted yesterday showed that 94 percent of citizens want to be able to nominate a chief executive election candidate. About 91 percent not wanting a pre-screening nomination process and 89 percent want more people on the chief executive nominating committee.
The results are based on the 62,000 people who voted in a referendum on political reform organised by Occupy Central yesterday. Voters were able to cast votes online via the POP website, mobile apps, and polling stations at Victoria Park, Causeway Bay.
Source: The Standard
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