Xi Casts Ballot in Beijing's Local Legislative Election
- Chinese President Xi Jinping voted at a Beijing polling station to elect deputies to the Xicheng district people’s congress.
- Xi Jinping called for whole-process people’s democracy, Party leadership, legal compliance, and stronger oversight during the election.
- Li Qiang and Zhao Leji also voted, while Han Zheng and Hu Jintao used staff members to vote for them.
- Voting took place at 13,054 polling stations across Beijing to elect 4,898 district-level and 11,137 township-level deputies.
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Xi Jinping votes in local legislative election in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping cast his ballot at a polling station in Beijing on Friday to elect deputies to a local people's congress.Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission,
(Beijing=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Hyun-jung = Chinese President Xi Jinping participated in and voted in the election for local people's congress representatives held in Beijing on the 6th.
Chinese President Xi Jinping Casts Ballot in Beijing Local People’s Congress Elections
Chinese President Xi Jinping Casts Ballot in Beijing Local People’s Congress Elections Chinese President Xi Jinping voted on Friday at a polling station in Beijing as residents participated in elections to choose deputies to a local people’s congress. Xi cast his ballot at the Huairentang polling station in the Zhongnanhai electoral district, located in Xicheng […] The post Chinese President Xi Jinping Casts Ballot in Beijing Local People’s Cong…
Xi Focus: Xi votes in local legislative election in Beijing - The Copenhagen Post
BEIJING, Nov. 6 (Xinhua) — Chinese President Xi Jinping cast his ballot at a polling station in Beijing on Friday to elect deputies to a local people’s congress. Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, voted at the Huairentang polling station of the […]
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