Legislative Council General Election voter turnout (2030)
The voter turnout figures for the 2025 Legislative Council General Election as at 8.30pm today (December 7) are as follows:
Geographical constituencies
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Electorate |
Cumulative
voter
turnout |
Cumulative
turnout
rate (%) |
Hong Kong Island East |
379,926 |
110,780 |
29.16% |
Hong Kong Island West |
342,123 |
97,558 |
28.52% |
Kowloon East |
441,663 |
130,918 |
29.64% |
Kowloon West |
345,661 |
97,852 |
28.31% |
Kowloon Central |
421,235 |
122,510 |
29.08% |
New Territories South East |
439,546 |
129,963 |
29.57% |
New Territories North |
408,660 |
117,457 |
28.74% |
New Territories North West |
436,087 |
129,861 |
29.78% |
New Territories South West |
471,045 |
140,960 |
29.92% |
New Territories North East |
445,352 |
122,631 |
27.54% |
Total |
4,131,298 |
1,200,490 |
29.06% |
Functional constituencies
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Electorate |
Cumulative
voter
turnout |
Cumulative
turnout
rate (%) |
Heung Yee Kuk |
155 |
142 |
91.61% |
Agriculture and fisheries |
172 |
165 |
95.93% |
Insurance |
111 |
88 |
79.28% |
Transport |
217 |
185 |
85.25% |
Education |
74,618 |
24,183 |
32.41% |
Legal |
6,328 |
2,146 |
33.91% |
Accountancy |
23,937 |
7,449 |
31.12% |
Medical and health services |
49,316 |
15,455 |
31.34% |
Engineering |
9,699 |
5,297 |
54.61% |
Architectural, surveying,
planning and landscape |
8,212 |
4,072 |
49.59% |
Labour |
881 |
772 |
87.63% |
Social welfare |
11,217 |
4,609 |
41.09% |
Real estate and construction |
557 |
440 |
78.99% |
Tourism |
173 |
152 |
87.86% |
Commercial (first) |
903 |
651 |
72.09% |
Commercial (second) |
323 |
223 |
69.04% |
Commercial (third) |
307 |
307 |
100.00% |
Industrial (first) |
345 |
225 |
65.22% |
Industrial (second) |
474 |
285 |
60.13% |
Finance |
91 |
66 |
72.53% |
Financial services |
562 |
362 |
64.41% |
Sports, performing arts,
culture and publication |
255 |
222 |
87.06% |
Import and export |
311 |
238 |
76.53% |
Textiles and garment |
322 |
220 |
68.32% |
Wholesale and retail |
1,673 |
909 |
54.33% |
Technology and innovation |
71 |
71 |
100.00% |
Catering |
129 |
119 |
92.25% |
Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region
deputies to the National
People's Congress, Hong
Kong Special
Administrative Region
members of the National
Committee of the Chinese
People's Political
Consultative Conference
and representatives of
relevant national
organisations |
557 |
534 |
95.87% |
Total |
191,916 |
69,587 |
36.26% |
Election Committee constituency
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Electorate |
Cumulative voter turnout |
Cumulative turnout
rate (%) |
1,466 |
1,448 |
98.77% |
The voter turnout figures are for temporary reference only.
Source: AI-found images
CE: Government to drive reform with new-term LegCo as election successfully concludes
The Chief Executive, Mr John Lee, made the following statement today (December 8) after the announcement of the results of the eighth Legislative Council (LegCo) General Election:
The eighth LegCo General Election has successfully concluded, with the election results for all 90 seats announced. On behalf of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government, I would like to extend my congratulations to all LegCo Members successfully returned. I also thank the 161 candidates from different sectors, professions and backgrounds, as well as all sectors of the community, for their active participation.
The smooth and successful conduct of the election at a time when the Hong Kong community is collectively facing a difficult period carries profound significance. It demonstrates electors' support for the Government's commitment to recovery and reform following the tragedy, and for electing capable and committed LegCo Members to drive institutional reform. It showcases the spirit of unity, mutual care and support among the people of Hong Kong.
The successful conclusion of the LegCo General Election as scheduled reflects our adherence to and respect for the constitutional order and the rule of law. The election was the second LegCo General Election held after the implementation of the principle of "patriots administering Hong Kong" and the improved electoral system. Candidates actively participated in 39 open election forums, engaging in a high-quality, high-standard and healthy competition based on the principle of broad representation, balanced participation and fair competition.
I thank every one of the electors who have cast their vote for actively exercising their civic rights and responsibilities. Their passion for the election at this crucial time of recovery showed their unity in the face of challenges. They have elected an eighth-term LegCo composed of patriots who love Hong Kong and possess both integrity and capability, who will work with the Government in building a better Hong Kong - a home for us all.
To facilitate electors, the Government introduced a number of pioneering arrangements in this election, including extending polling hours by two hours to 16 hours, setting up Designated Polling Stations and Outreach Polling Stations for the convenience of various groups, and establishing Near Boundary Polling Stations to facilitate electors travelling to and from the Mainland and overseas. The overall polling process was smooth. The Government will review the experience to further enhance the procedures. I thank the Electoral Affairs Commission for its comprehensive and meticulous preparations, and the participation and efforts of all staff and volunteers involved in the election. Their work have ensured the election was concluded smoothly in an open, fair, honest, safe and orderly manner.
The community has gone through this difficult period brought by the fire together.I expect the eighth-term LegCo Members to join hands with the HKSAR Government to undertake support and recovery work following the tragedy. Through initiating debates, promoting the review and updating of legislation, and driving systemic reforms, we will make Hong Kong a safer city where citizens could live with greater peace of mind.
Under the executive-led system and the principle of "patriots administering Hong Kong", the executive and the legislature will further engage in constructive interaction, complementing each other with due checks and balances to open up new ground for Hong Kong through innovation and reform, continuously develop the economy, and enhance people's livelihood. I am confident that the new-term LegCo Members will actively engage with the community and various sectors, better understand public opinion, proffer their views and advice, and lead the deepening reforms of Hong Kong together with the HKSAR Government to create a shared future together.
Source: AI-found images
