| Variables . | Sample percentage (n) . | Variables . | Sample percentage (n) . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | Education (highest level attended) | ||
| Male | 52.0% (432) | Primary school | 0.1% (1) |
| Female | 48.0% (398) | Secondary education | 14.5% (120) |
| Age group | Post-secondary education: non-degree qualifications | 15.2% (126) | |
| 19 or below | 0.8% (7) | Post-secondary education: degree courses | 41.7% (346) |
| 20–29 | 13.1% (109) | Post-graduate education | 27.1% (225) |
| 30–39 | 29.4% (244) | Prefer not to say | 1.4% (12) |
| 40–49 | 22.7% (188) | Ideological orientation | |
| 50–59 | 23.5% (195) | Pro-Beijing camp | 2.5% (21) |
| 60 or above Prefer not to say | 9.5% (79) 1.0% (8) | Pro-democracy camp | 97.5% (809) |
| Variables . | Sample percentage (n) . | Variables . | Sample percentage (n) . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | Education (highest level attended) | ||
| Male | 52.0% (432) | Primary school | 0.1% (1) |
| Female | 48.0% (398) | Secondary education | 14.5% (120) |
| Age group | Post-secondary education: non-degree qualifications | 15.2% (126) | |
| 19 or below | 0.8% (7) | Post-secondary education: degree courses | 41.7% (346) |
| 20–29 | 13.1% (109) | Post-graduate education | 27.1% (225) |
| 30–39 | 29.4% (244) | Prefer not to say | 1.4% (12) |
| 40–49 | 22.7% (188) | Ideological orientation | |
| 50–59 | 23.5% (195) | Pro-Beijing camp | 2.5% (21) |
| 60 or above Prefer not to say | 9.5% (79) 1.0% (8) | Pro-democracy camp | 97.5% (809) |
Note. N = 830.
| Variables . | Sample percentage (n) . | Variables . | Sample percentage (n) . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | Education (highest level attended) | ||
| Male | 52.0% (432) | Primary school | 0.1% (1) |
| Female | 48.0% (398) | Secondary education | 14.5% (120) |
| Age group | Post-secondary education: non-degree qualifications | 15.2% (126) | |
| 19 or below | 0.8% (7) | Post-secondary education: degree courses | 41.7% (346) |
| 20–29 | 13.1% (109) | Post-graduate education | 27.1% (225) |
| 30–39 | 29.4% (244) | Prefer not to say | 1.4% (12) |
| 40–49 | 22.7% (188) | Ideological orientation | |
| 50–59 | 23.5% (195) | Pro-Beijing camp | 2.5% (21) |
| 60 or above Prefer not to say | 9.5% (79) 1.0% (8) | Pro-democracy camp | 97.5% (809) |
| Variables . | Sample percentage (n) . | Variables . | Sample percentage (n) . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | Education (highest level attended) | ||
| Male | 52.0% (432) | Primary school | 0.1% (1) |
| Female | 48.0% (398) | Secondary education | 14.5% (120) |
| Age group | Post-secondary education: non-degree qualifications | 15.2% (126) | |
| 19 or below | 0.8% (7) | Post-secondary education: degree courses | 41.7% (346) |
| 20–29 | 13.1% (109) | Post-graduate education | 27.1% (225) |
| 30–39 | 29.4% (244) | Prefer not to say | 1.4% (12) |
| 40–49 | 22.7% (188) | Ideological orientation | |
| 50–59 | 23.5% (195) | Pro-Beijing camp | 2.5% (21) |
| 60 or above Prefer not to say | 9.5% (79) 1.0% (8) | Pro-democracy camp | 97.5% (809) |
Note. N = 830.
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