HK now has more than 4.3 million registered voters
Electoral officials said on Tuesday that Hong Kong now has around 4.3 million registered voters. That's down around 81,000 from last year.  The Registration and Electoral Office said while around 31,000 people have been removed from the register because they have died, there are roughly the same amount of newly registered voters. Some 81,000 people have been deregistered because of "other inquiry processes".  The office noted that after changes to the District Councils Ordinance last month, there are now 44 geographical constituencies under the SAR's 18 districts, whose boundaries remain unchanged. "The Registration and Electoral Office appeals to members of the public to check their registration status and particulars, including their new District Council geographical constituencies, through the voter registration website vr.gov.hk ... or its hotline at 2891 1001," it said in a statement. The public will get to choose almost 19 percent of district councillors in future, with the next polls on December 10.  Meanwhile, there are around 200,000 voters for Legco functional constituencies, while 7,600 voters are registered in the Election Committee subsectors.