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Older Hongkongers sign up to vote in district council elections, younger ones are hesitant.
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What is disappointing to some democracy advocates, however, is their relatively lukewarm response to the government's voter-registration drive.
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They may be elderly, but Hongkongers aged above 56 are far from inactive. When it comes to election politics, they appear more enthusiastic than anyone else.
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Elderly voters are generally considered more likely to be conservative and pro-government. The zeal to exercise their voting rights has raised fears among pan-democrats that the coming district council elections may further weaken their already shaky position.
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