【明報專訊】Last week's District Council election marked a sweeping victory for the pan-democrats, who secured 386 out of 452 seats, accounting for 85% of the total. Many regarded the victory as a loud and clear declaration of discontent against the pro-establishment's stance on the extradition bill saga and police violence in the last few months. In districts where the pro-democracy turnout rate was exceptionally high, voters rejoiced to see their pro-establishment district councillors swapped for someone from the other camp.