Eighth SAR Legislative Council formed
The eighth Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region has been successfully formed, as all 90 seats have been filled following the smooth completion of the election yesterday (December 7).
The elected members are:
Geographical constituencies |
Hong Kong Island East |
Ng Chau Pei |
Chik Kit Ling Elaine |
Hong Kong Island West |
Chan Judy Kapui |
Chan Hok Fung |
Kowloon East |
Tang Ka Piu |
Cheung Pui Kong |
Kowloon West |
Leung Man Kwong |
Cheng Wing Shun Vincent |
Kowloon Central |
Yang Wing Kit |
Lee Wai King Starry |
New Territories South East |
Ip Ngo Tung Chris |
Fong Kwok Shan Christine |
New Territories North |
Tam Chun Kwok |
Yiu Ming |
New Territories North West |
Chow Ho Ding Holden |
Chong Ho Fung |
New Territories South West |
Kwok Fu Yung |
Chan Wing Yan |
New Territories North East |
Chan Hak Kan |
Lee Tsz King Dominic |
Functional constituencies |
Heung Yee Kuk |
Lau Ip Keung Kenneth |
Agriculture and fisheries |
Chan Pok Chi |
Insurance |
Chan Pui Leung |
Transport |
Lam Ming Fung Lothair |
Education |
Tang Fei |
Legal |
Chan Hiu Fung Nicholas (Nick) |
Accountancy |
Ng Kam Wah Webster |
Medical and health services |
Lam Tzit Yuen David |
Engineering |
Bok Kwok Ming Aaron |
Architectural, surveying, planning and landscape |
Lau Man Kwan Julia |
Labour |
Chau Siu Chung |
Lee Kwong Yu |
Lam Wai Kong |
Social welfare |
Chan Man Yee Grace |
Real estate and construction |
Wong Ho Ming Augustine |
Tourism |
Kong Man Wai Vivian |
Commercial (first) |
Lamport Jonathan Stuart |
Commercial (second) |
Yao Cho Fai Andrew |
Commercial (third) |
Yim Kong (Erik Yim) |
Industrial (first) |
Wong Wing Wai |
Industrial (second) |
Ng Wing Ka |
Finance |
Chan Chun Ying |
Financial services |
Lee Wai Wang Robert |
Sports, performing arts, culture and publication |
Fok Kai Kong Kenneth |
Import and export |
Chung Ki Fung |
Textiles and garment |
Tan Sunny |
Wholesale and retail |
Shiu Ka Fai |
Technology and innovation |
Chiu Duncan |
Catering |
Leung Chun (Jonathan) |
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 |
Chan Yung |
Election Committee constituency |
Yiu Pak Leung |
Lee Ka Kui (Elvin Lee) |
Man Wing Yee Ginny |
Ng Kit Chong |
Ng Wun Kit |
Lau Chi Pang |
Tang Ming Sum Michelle |
Lau Ka Keung |
Fan Hoi Kit |
So Shiu Tsung Thomas |
Hung Kam In |
Ho Chun Yin Steven |
Koon Ho Ming Peter Douglas |
Wu Yingpeng |
Wong Kam Fai William |
Chan Wing Kwong |
Lee Chun Keung |
Ho Kwan Yiu (Junius) |
Lam Siu Lo Andrew |
Chan Han Pan (Ben) |
Ho King Hong Adrian Pedro |
Ngai Ming Tak |
Fan Chun Wah Andrew |
Chan Chung Yee Alan |
Chan Hoi Yan |
Leung Tsz Wing Dennis |
Quat Elizabeth (EQ) |
Chu Lap Wai |
Chan Siu Hung |
Lam Lam Nixie |
Chuang Ka Pun Albert |
Lee Hoey Simon |
Lam Chun Sing |
Wong Kwok Kingsley |
Wong Kam Leung |
Kan Wai Mun Carmen |
Leung Mei Fun (Priscilla) |
Chan Man Ki Maggie |
Chan Cho Kwong |
Chen Chung Nin Rock |
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Counting of votes for Legislative Council General Election completed smoothly
The following is issued on behalf of the Electoral Affairs Commission:
The counting of votes for the 2025 Legislative Council General Election (LCGE) was completed smoothly at around 6am today (December 8). The poll closed at 11.30pm last night (December 7) and the counting of about 1 317 680 geographical constituency (GC) ballot papers, about 76 940 functional constituency ballot papers and 1 458 Election Committee constituency ballot papers commenced soon afterward.
"For the LCGE, about 1 317 682 electors have cast their votes, with a cumulative GC turnout rate of 31.9 per cent. Overall, the polling and counting processes proceeded smoothly and all arrangements for the LCGE have reflected the principle of openness, honesty and fairness. The Electoral Affairs Commission (EAC) is satisfied with the arrangements," the Chairman of the EAC, Mr Justice David Lok, said on the conclusion of the LCGE.
The EAC is very thankful to the bureaux/departments (B/Ds) involved in the LCGE, especially the Crisis Management Committee members which include the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau, the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau, the Security Bureau, the Hong Kong Police Force, the Digital Policy Office, the Home Affairs Department, the Information Services Department, the Department of Justice, the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, the Transport Department and the Hong Kong Observatory for their full support in various aspects. In addition, the Independent Commission Against Corruption and other law enforcement agencies have made appropriate arrangements for the smooth conduct of the LCGE. The EAC would also like to thank the Technical Advisory Committee for their valuable professional input to the election-related mission critical systems.
There were more than 600 polling stations in the LCGE with polling duration extended to 16 hours. Also added in the LCGE were various new electoral work under the pilot arrangements, including introducing Designated Polling Stations for the groups of electors with specific needs such as civil servants, healthcare staff and ethnic minorities residents; providing outreach polling service to electors residing in residential care homes for the elderly and persons with disabilities; as well as increasing the number of Near Boundary Polling Stations. After the fire in Tai Po, the Registration and Electoral Office (REO) needed to make adjustments for three polling stations in the district within a short period of time. With the full assistance by the Government Logistics Department, and the efforts of staff members of the Immigration Department and the Customs and Excise Department under the "government-wide mobilisation" mechanism, free feeder transportation services were offered to the affected electors during the polling hours so that they can travel to the reallocated polling stations conveniently to cast their votes. The aforesaid arrangements posed substantial challenges to the whole election process. In this connection, the EAC extends its special thanks to the staff of the REO and the polling and counting staff for their contributions and efforts made in coping with a large amount of work in their respective positions; as well as the heads of various B/Ds for nominating electoral staff for the LCGE, and for approving them to leave their positions briefly to participate in trainings and drills arranged by the REO which enabled the election be held smoothly and orderly.
As prescribed by the law, the EAC will submit a report on the review of the electoral arrangements of the LCGE to the Chief Executive within three months.
Last but not least, the EAC would like to thank all electors who have voted for casting their sacred votes and electing the new Legislative Council. The EAC is also thankful to the media for reporting the electoral affairs; and candidates and their agents for their co-operation, so that the polling and counting processes were conducted openly, honestly and fairly, and in a safe, orderly and efficient manner.
Counting of votes for Legislative Council General Election completed smoothly Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
Counting of votes for Legislative Council General Election completed smoothly Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
Counting of votes for Legislative Council General Election completed smoothly Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
Counting of votes for Legislative Council General Election completed smoothly Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
