BBCNEWS HARDtalk January 25, 2022 04:37:00
Let's say, a 2014 us midterm election, they have a 34% turnout rate. so our 30% is not really that much lower than that, considering the fact that our election, this past election, is the district level election — whereas the midterm election, the senate race in the us, is a nationwide one which usually has a higher turnout. so 30%, by any stretch of the imagination, is not something that's, like, abnormally low. could it be that the turnout, the very low turnout, was partly because the people of hong kong saw there was no variety of voices? there was no pluralism at all in the offer before ...