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A survey by Vote for Hong Kong 2024 (V4HK) finds HKers in the UK will be passionate voters, they care about foreign (China) policy - regardless of gender, age or education - and they don't have a clear party preference. They may have an impact on marginal seats.

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1/ Successfully launched Vote for Hong Kong 2024 (V4HK)’s survey report at the parliament yesterday, which showed UK HKers are keen voters but yet to have party preferences, while concerning UK’s China policy (in particular transnational repression issue) the most.
Full report: vote4hk.uk/survey-report

Thank you Yuan Yang for your support!

A survey from Vote for Hong Kong 2024 (V4HK) found #Hongkong er voters in UK much concerned of lenient foreign policy of UK over #Hongkong and China, with a focus on transnational repression from China.

No preferred political party for now, the survey found, but would play a role over marginal seats.

Attended UK Prime Minister's Lunar New Year reception yesterday. Besides engaging in various HKers' events, we've been actively reaching out to officials & parties, ensuring strong support to HKers in upcoming elections. Wish everyone a prosperous Year of 🐲!

140,000 HKers, who are first-time and floating voters, could swing key seats in UK’s next General Elections, Hong Kong Watch’s research estimates.

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We are releasing today exciting original research looking at the concentration of newly arrived #HongKongers #BNOs who will vote in target seats at the next #GeneralElection . 🧵 Conservatives The Labour Party Liberal Democrats hongkongwatch.org/all-posts/2023….

‘According to new research conducted Hong Kong Watch.. there are a number of marginal seats in which a highly educated and politically engaged Hong Kong voter base could swing results in the next election.’ Important piece from Cindy Yu The Spectator spectator.co.uk/article/hong-k….

Congratulations Vote for Hong Kong 2024 (V4HK) on launching the 'Vote for Hong Kong 2024' campaign to engage #HongKongers in the British Parliament 👏👏👏

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How are Hongkongers organising themselves to maximise their political franchise ahead of the UK general election? Enjoyed chatting to the @v4hk_uk team about their campaign

Excellent diaspora initiative: Vote for Hong Kong 2024 (V4HK) gets out the #HongKonger vote in the UK, targeting seats where HKers can affect the result & calling for tougher China policy. By year end 180,000 HKers are expected to settle in the UK; 100-140,000 eligible to vote.
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Covered by Financial Times my current campaign Vote for Hong Kong 2024 (V4HK) & also Hong Kong Democracy Council recent report revealing the HK gov’t political spending in the US.
//Carmen Lau, …, said: “The UK gov’t is using the recently expanded BNO visa scheme as an excuse for inaction on human rights abuses towards HKers.”//

Grateful to be joined by Stephen Kinnock MP, Shadow Minister for Immigration (Stephen Kinnock), on our official launch, who showed his support for HKers to participate in the UK’s democracy.

Thank you to The Lord Alton of Liverpool (Lord (David) Alton), who showed his support to our official launch.

Bob Seely MP, Conservative MP for Isle of Wight (Bob Seely MP), highlighted in our launch the contributions BN(O) HKers can make to the British society and the importance of participating in a democratic system, especially how HKers have fled from an authoritarian state.