Hong Kong's Pro-Democracy Candidates Set to Win Majority

The video discusses the significant turnout in Hong Kong's District Council elections, seen as a referendum on the government amidst ongoing protests. The Pro-Democracy camp won a majority of seats, raising questions about Beijing's response and potential political reforms. The results reflect a shift in public sentiment, with calls for genuine universal suffrage and political reform, echoing past rejections of proposed changes.

What was the voter turnout percentage in the Hong Kong District Council elections?

• 85%

• 60%

• 71%

• 50%

Which camp won significantly more seats in the recent Hong Kong elections?

• Pro Democracy

• Pro Beijing

• Independent

• Pro establishment

What is the main focus of the Pro Democracy camp following the election results?

• Education reform

• Economic reform

• Political reform and universal suffrage

• Environmental policies

What was the reaction of the Pro Democracy camp to the 2014 political reform suggestions?

• They accepted them

• They ignored them

• They partially agreed

• They rejected them

What is the big question following the election results in Hong Kong?

• Will there be economic growth?

• Will Beijing listen to the election results?

• Will the Pro establishment camp gain more seats?

• Will there be a new election?