HKU POP releases ratings of the top 5 Executive CouncillorsBack

Date of survey

:

14-19/3/2019 (Naming stage)
8-11/4/2019 (Rating stage)

Survey method

:

Random telephone survey conducted by real interviewers

Target population

:

Cantonese-speaking Hong Kong residents aged 18 or above

Sample size^[1]

:

1,024 (Naming stage; including 684 landline and 340 mobile samples)
1,012 (Rating stage; including 668 landline and 344 mobile samples)

Effective response rate^[2]

:

73.1% (Naming stage)
63.9% (Rating stage)

Sampling error^[3]

:

Sampling error of percentages not more than +/-4% and that of ratings not more than +/-2.4 at 95% confidence level

Weighting method^[4]

:

Rim-weighted according to figures provided by the Census and Statistics Department. The gender-age distribution of the Hong Kong population came from “Mid-year population for 2017”, while the educational attainment (highest level attended) distribution and economic activity status distribution came from “Women and Men in Hong Kong - Key Statistics (2018 Edition)”.

Bernard Chan

14%{2}

9%{2}

11%{2}

14+/-3%{1}

↑1

Regina Ip

22%{1}

23%{1}

18%{1}

12+/-3%{2}

↓1

Ronny Tong

9%{4}

4%{4}

7%{3}

3+/-1%{3}

--

Fanny Law

4%{5}

6%{3}

4%{4}

2+/-1%{4}

--

Joseph Yam

9%{3}

3%{6}

3%{5}

2+/-1%{5}

--

Ip Kwok-him

2%{7}

1%{8}

1%{9}

1+/-1%{6}

↑3

Arthur Li

3%{6}

3%{5}

2%{6}

1+/-1%{7}

↓1

Laura Cha

1%{8}

1%{9}

1%{8}

1+/-1%{8}

--

Jeffrey Lam

<1%{16}

1%{11}

--

1+/-1%{9}

--

Wong Kwok-kin

1%{11}

1%{12}

--

1+/-1%{10}

--

Lam Ching-choi

<1%{15}

--

<1%{11}

1+/-1%{11}

--

Chow Chung-kong

1%{10}

<1%{15}

<1%{12}

1+/-1%{12}

--

Cheung Kwok-kwan

1%{12}

2%{7}

<1%{13}

<1+/-1%{13}

--

Tommy Cheung

1%{9}

1%{10}

2%{7}

<1+/-1%{14}

↓7

Martin Liao

<1%{14}

<1%{14}

--

<1+/-1%{15}

--

Kenneth Lau

1%{13}

<1%{13}

1%{10}

--

--

Wrong answer

7%

14%

12%

17+/-3%

--

Don’t know/
hard to say

65%

65%

68%

70+/-4%

--

Joseph Yam

57.9{1}

58.2{1}

54.7{1}^{[7] [8]}

58.1+/-1.9{1}

87.9%

+3.4^[7]

Regina Ip

47.3{3}

49.7{2}^[7]

46.0{3}^{[7] [8]}

48.3+/-2.0{2}

96.2%

+2.3

Ronny Tong

49.2{2}

49.1{3}

46.7{2}

45.9+/-2.4{3}

90.1%

-0.8

Fanny Law

41.7{4}

41.1{4}

42.3{4}

42.9+/-2.1{4}

85.9%

+0.6

Ip Kwok-him

--

--

--

41.0+/-2.3{5}

77.6%

--

Bernard Chan

50.1^[9]

49.4^[9]

49.3^[9]

52.8+/-2.1^[9]

72.1%

+3.5^[7]

Arthur Li

36.7{5}^[7]

37.8{5}

40.4{5}

--

--

--

Joseph Yam

57.9

58.2

54.7

58.1

4

57.2

1

Regina Ip

47.3

49.7

46.0

48.3

4

47.8

2

Ronny Tong

49.2

49.1

46.7

45.9

4

47.7

3

Fanny Law

41.7

41.1

42.3

42.9

4

42.0

4

Arthur Li

36.7

37.8

40.4

--

3

38.3

5

Ip Kwok-him

--

--

--

41.0

1

41.0

6

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