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Hong Kong and Macao run their own elections under their Basic Laws and publish candidate-by-candidate results; Hong Kong's come as open data, used for every number below. Since 2021 every Hong Kong candidate must first be confirmed as eligible by a vetting committee, and 70 of the 90 legislative seats are not chosen by popular vote.

Legislative Council · polled 7 Dec 2025

90 seats,
20 by popular vote.

  • 20 Geographical constituencies (popular vote)
  • 30 Functional constituencies (sectors)
  • 40 Election Committee
  • 31.9%geographical turnout · 1,317,682 of 4,131,298
  • 40.09%functional turnout (contested traditional sectors)
  • 0uncontested functional constituencies
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Counts: REO counting-results CSV ↗ · composition: Basic Law Annex II ↗

Ten geographical constituencies · two seats each, one vote per voter

Every vote,
from the official count.

  • LC1 · 31.92% turnout Hong Kong Island East 香港島東
    1. Ng Chau Pei FTU 39,707
    2. Chik Kit Ling Elaine DAB 22,054
    3. Yuen Kin Chung Kenny Liberal 21,696
    4. Kwok Ho King Calvin NPP 17,344
    5. Lee Ching Har DAB 16,458
    Last seat won by 358 votes
  • LC2 · 31.38% turnout Hong Kong Island West 香港島西
    1. Chan Hok Fung DAB 30,543
    2. Chan Judy Kapui NPP 30,033
    3. Kwok Wai Keung FTU 25,643
    4. Young Chit On Jeremy Liberal 10,675
    5. Wong Chau Ping Independent 7,384
    Last seat won by 4,390 votes
  • LC3 · 32.54% turnout Kowloon East 九龍東
    1. Tang Ka Piu FTU 53,675
    2. Cheung Pui Kong DAB 29,116
    3. Leung Sze Wan Independent 28,834
    4. Ngan Man Yu DAB 24,250
    5. Chan Chun Hung Independent 3,855
    Last seat won by 282 votes
  • LC4 · 31.11% turnout Kowloon West 九龍西
    1. Cheng Wing Shun Vincent DAB 41,767
    2. Leung Man Kwong KWND 25,692
    3. Lau Oi Sze Independent 15,708
    4. Guan Weixi (Haywood) Independent 13,592
    5. Pong Chiu Fai BPA 7,285
    Last seat won by 9,984 votes
  • LC5 · 31.91% turnout Kowloon Central 九龍中
    1. Lee Wai King Starry DAB 53,529
    2. Yang Wing Kit Independent 28,163
    3. Yeung Nok Hin Independent 15,734
    4. Yau Yiu Shing FTU 12,527
    5. Tam Lee Yee Independent 12,487
    6. Lee Chiu Yu BPA 7,615
    Last seat won by 12,429 votes
  • LC6 · 32.64% turnout New Territories South East 新界東南
    1. Fong Kwok Shan Christine Professional Power 58,828
    2. Ip Ngo Tung Chris DAB 26,250
    3. Chan Chi Ho NPP 18,797
    4. Cheung Mei Hung (Chris) Independent 18,681
    5. Lee Ching Yee Janet FTU 16,636
    Last seat won by 7,453 votes
  • LC7 · 31.65% turnout New Territories North 新界北
    1. Tam Chun Kwok NTAS 41,657
    2. Yiu Ming DAB 33,389
    3. Shum Ho Kit (Wilson Shum) Independent 22,415
    4. Tsang King Chung Kent FTU 17,930
    5. Liu Tsz Chung Michael NPP 9,880
    Last seat won by 10,974 votes
  • LC8 · 32.64% turnout New Territories North West 新界西北
    1. Chow Ho Ding Holden DAB 42,347
    2. Chong Ho Fung Roundtable 34,756
    3. Leung Ming Kin Independent 25,936
    4. Luk Chung Hung FTU 23,282
    5. Kam Man Fung NPP 11,893
    Last seat won by 8,820 votes
  • LC9 · 32.69% turnout New Territories South West 新界西南
    1. Chan Wing Yan FTU 52,900
    2. Kwok Fu Yung DAB 37,020
    3. Lo Yuen Ting DAB 34,138
    4. Cheung Man Ka NPP 16,417
    5. Mok Yee Ki BPA 8,383
    Last seat won by 2,882 votes
  • LC10 · 30.15% turnout New Territories North East 新界東北
    1. Lee Tsz King Dominic NPP 42,749
    2. Chan Hak Kan DAB 41,612
    3. Ku Wai Ping FTU 18,003
    4. Tang Siu Fung Calvin BPA 15,319
    5. Wong Wing Ho Allan Independent 11,951
    Last seat won by 23,609 votes

Party labels are Wikipedia's (secondary): official results carry no party affiliation. Turnout: REO ↗

Seats by party, 2025 · secondary (Wikipedia)

An all-establishment
chamber.

PartySeatsGeographicalFunctionalElection Committee
DAB201028
BPA8062
FTU7322
Liberal4031
NPP3201
FLU2011
HKFEW2002
Professional Power1100
NTAS1100
Roundtable1100
KWND1100
Independents4011623

Source: Wikipedia, 2025 Hong Kong legislative election ↗ (its party table cites no source).

Geographical-constituency turnout

From 58%
to 32%.

20%40%60% 1991: 35.72% (18 of 60 (+officials; WP total 61) seats by popular vote) 35.72 1991 18/60 1995: 35.42% (20 of 60 seats by popular vote) 35.42 1995 20/60 1998: 53.29% (20 of 60 seats by popular vote) 53.29 1998 20/60 2000: 43.57% (24 of 60 seats by popular vote) 43.57 2000 24/60 2004: 55.63% (30 of 60 seats by popular vote) 55.63 2004 30/60 2008: 45.2% (30 of 60 seats by popular vote) 45.2 2008 30/60 2012: 53.05% (35 of 70 seats by popular vote) 53.05 2012 35/70 2016: 58.28% (35 of 70 seats by popular vote) 58.28 2016 35/70 2021: 30.2% (20 of 90 seats by popular vote) 30.2 2021 20/90 2025: 31.9% (20 of 90 seats by popular vote) 31.9 2025 20/90

Lower row: popularly elected seats / total seats. 1991–2016 from Wikipedia (secondary; sources disagree on 1991, 35.7% or 39.1%; 2016 is derived). 2021 and 2025 from the REO.

The 2021 overhaul · NPC Decision of 11 March 2021, Annexes I and II amended 30 March

"Patriots
administering Hong Kong."

  • EC enlarged to 1,500 members in 5 sectors of 300 (Annex I as amended 30 Mar 2021)

    [1]
  • CE candidate needs nominations from >=188 EC members incl >=15 from each sector; must win >750 votes

    [1]
  • LegCo 90 seats: 40 EC, 30 FC, 20 GC (Annex II as amended 30 Mar 2021)

    [1]
  • 10 GCs returning 2 members each; voter votes for one candidate; top two elected

    [1]
  • GC candidates need 100-200 GC voter nominations plus 2-4 nominations from each EC sector

    [1]
  • Candidate Eligibility Review Committee reviews/confirms eligibility; Committee for Safeguarding National Security makes findings on the basis of the police national-security department's review

    [1][2]
  • Previously (2012/2016) LegCo had 70 seats with 35 GC seats; GC cut to 20

    [1]
  • NPC Decision on Improving the Electoral System of the HKSAR adopted 11 March 2021; five principles incl. 'patriots administering Hong Kong'

    [1]

Functional constituencies · 28 sectors, 30 seats

Sectors
vote for themselves.

CodeConstituencySeatsCandidatesElected (votes)Runner-up
A Education 教育界 1 2 Tang Fei (13,759) 11,206
AF Agriculture And Fisheries 漁農界 1 2 Chan Pok Chi (82) 79
B Legal 法律界 1 2 Chan Hiu Fung Nicholas (1,543) 753
C Accountancy 會計界 1 2 Ng Kam Wah Webster (4,389) 3,618
CA Catering 飲食界 1 2 Leung Chun (101) 22
DE Medical And Health Services 醫療衞生界 1 2 Lam Tzit Yuen David (11,739) 4,889
F Engineering 工程界 1 2 Bok Kwok Ming Aaron (3,058) 2,377
G Architectural, Surveying, Planning And Landscape 建築、測量、都市規劃及園境界 1 2 Lau Man Kwan Julia (2,157) 2,040
H Labour 勞工界 3 5 Chau Siu Chung (521), Lam Wai Kong (506), Lee Kwong Yu (485) 297
HYK Heung Yee Kuk 鄉議局 1 2 Lau Ip Keung Kenneth (119) 23
IN Insurance 保險界 1 2 Chan Pui Leung (48) 40
K Social Welfare 社會福利界 1 3 Chan Man Yee Grace (2,179) 1,755
L Real Estate And Construction 地產及建造界 1 2 Wong Ho Ming Augustine (316) 150
M Tourism 旅遊界 1 2 Kong Man Wai Vivian (131) 23
N Commercial (First) 商界(第一) 1 2 Lamport Jonathan Stuart (404) 283
P Commercial (Second) 商界(第二) 1 2 Yao Cho Fai Andrew (194) 33
Q Commercial (Third) 商界(第三) 1 2 Yim Kong (199) 106
R Industrial (First) 工業界(第一) 1 2 Wong Wing Wai (153) 86
S Industrial (Second) 工業界(第二) 1 2 Ng Wing Ka (246) 62
T Finance 金融界 1 2 Chan Chun Ying (42) 33
TR Transport 航運交通界 1 2 Lam Ming Fung Lothair (162) 27
U Financial Services 金融服務界 1 2 Lee Wai Wang Robert (227) 162
V Sports, Performing Arts, Culture And Publication 體育、演藝、文化及出版界 1 2 Fok Kai Kong Kenneth (193) 34
W Import And Export 進出口界 1 2 Chung Ki Fung (137) 108
X Textiles And Garment 紡織及製衣界 1 2 Tan Sunny (202) 29
Y Wholesale And Retail 批發及零售界 1 2 Shiu Ka Fai (827) 149
Z Technology And Innovation 科技創新界 1 2 Chiu Duncan (65) 6
ZN 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 香港特別行政區全國人大代表香港特別行政區全國政協委員及有關全國性團體代表界 1 2 Chan Yung (414) 121

Election Committee constituency · 50 candidates for 40 seats

The committee
elects 40.

The 1,500-member Election Committee (5 sectors of 300, 40 subsectors) returns 40 legislators and chooses the Chief Executive. 362 members sit ex officio, 156 are nominated and 982 are elected in subsector elections.

Next: subsector elections, 22 Nov 2026. 1,115 valid candidates; 31 subsectors contested (856 candidates for 723 seats), 5 uncontested (259 returned unopposed). The new committee sits from 1 Feb 2027. [1][2][3]

  1. 1 Yiu Pak Leung1,397
  2. 2 Chan Hoi Yan1,386
  3. 3 Lee Hoey Simon1,360
  4. 4 Lee Chun Keung1,354
  5. 5 Chan Han Pan1,348
  6. 6 Ngai Ming Tak1,345
  7. 7 Chen Chung Nin Rock1,343
  8. 8 Ng Kit Chong1,331
  9. 9 Wong Kam Fai William1,329
  10. 10 Quat Elizabeth1,321
  11. 11 Leung Mei Fun1,316
  12. 12 Lam Chun Sing1,311
  13. 13 Chan Man Ki Maggie1,311
  14. 14 Man Wing Yee Ginny1,308
  15. 15 Lau Chi Pang1,275
  16. 16 Chan Siu Hung1,273
  17. 17 Chan Wing Kwong1,269
  18. 18 Kan Wai Mun Carmen1,268
  19. 19 Ho Chun Yin Steven1,267
  20. 20 Ho Kwan Yiu1,241
  21. 21 Koon Ho Ming Peter Douglas1,233
  22. 22 Lau Ka Keung1,231
  23. 23 Ho King Hong Adrian Pedro1,210
  24. 24 Wong Kam Leung1,201
  25. 25 Chuang Ka Pun Albert1,194
  26. 26 Lee Ka Kui1,193
  27. 27 Lam Siu Lo Andrew1,189
  28. 28 Wong Kwok Kingsley1,187
  29. 29 Ng Wun Kit1,164
  30. 30 Lam Lam Nixie1,160
  31. 31 Fan Chun Wah Andrew1,155
  32. 32 Chu Lap Wai1,144
  33. 33 Leung Tsz Wing Dennis1,089
  34. 34 So Shiu Tsung Thomas1,076
  35. 35 Tang Ming Sum Michelle1,073
  36. 36 Chan Cho Kwong1,067
  37. 37 Chan Chung Yee Alan1,066
  38. 38 Hung Kam In1,042
  39. 39 Fan Hoi Kit1,034
  40. 40 Wu Yingpeng1,002
  41. 41 Fung Ying Lun988
  42. 42 Ng Yuen Ting Yolanda970
  43. 43 Lau Chun Kong954
  44. 44 Tang Wing Chun954
  45. 45 Kwok Chi Wah Andrew947
  46. 46 Chen Shaobo937
  47. 47 Ma Kwong Yu934
  48. 48 Chiu Kwok Wai887
  49. 49 Orr Ka Yeung Kevin813
  50. 50 Tsang Chi Man793

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Chief Executive · chosen by the Election Committee

One candidate
in 2022.

YearDateWinnerVotesOthersCommitteeSource
2022 8 May 2022 John Lee Ka-chiu 1,416 — 1,500 [1][2][3]
2017 26 Mar 2017 Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor 777 John Tsang Chun-wah 365; Woo Kwok-hing 21 1,200 [1][2]
2012 25 Mar 2012 Leung Chun-ying 689 Henry Tang 285; Albert Ho 76 1,200 [1] SECONDARY
2007 25 Mar 2007 Donald Tsang 649 Alan Leong 123 800 [1] SECONDARY
2005 16 Jun 2005 Donald Tsang unopposed — 800 [1] SECONDARY
2002 28 Feb 2002 Tung Chee-hwa unopposed — 800 [1] SECONDARY
1996 11 Dec 1996 Tung Chee-hwa 320 Yang Ti-liang 42; Peter Woo 36 400 [1] SECONDARY

Committee sizes before 2017 are from Wikipedia and not checked against official records. The next election is due in 2027; no polling date had been announced on elections.gov.hk as of 4 Nov 2026 (REO). The new Election Committee sits from 1 Feb 2027 to 31 Jan 2032.

District Councils · 10 Dec 2023

88 of 470
directly elected.

18 councils. Source: REO ↗

Macao Legislative Assembly · 14 Sep 2025

14 of 33
by popular vote.

  • 14direct (list PR)
  • 12indirect (sectors)
  • 7appointed by the Chief Executive
  • 53.35%turnout · 175,272 of 328,506

CAEAL disqualified all 12 candidates of two direct-election lists (Power of Synergy; Macau Creating People's Livelihood Force, incl. incumbent Ron Lam) on 15 July 2025, based on a binding Committee for Safeguarding National Security opinion; 8 lists submitted, 6 ran, 71 direct-election candidates. press reports [1][2][3]

  1. List 1 · 3 seats Associação dos Cidadãos Unidos de Macau 澳門民聯協進會 29,464 · 18.16%
  2. List 2 · 3 seats Nova Esperança 新希望 43,367 · 26.73%
  3. List 3 · 2 seats União Promotora Para O Progresso 群力促進會 21,750 · 13.41%
  4. List 4 · 2 seats União de Macau-Guangdong 澳粵同盟 21,464 · 13.23%
  5. List 5 · 2 seats União Para O Desenvolvimento 同心協進會 27,435 · 16.91%
  6. List 6 · 2 seats Aliança de Bom Lar 美好家園聯盟 18,752 · 11.56%

Seats by modified d'Hondt. Results: CAEAL final report (scanned PDF) ↗, transcribed by hand. Appointed-seat count: press (secondary).

Macao Chief Executive

  • 2024 Sam Hou Fai · 394 of 400
  • 2019 Ho Iat Seng · 392 of 400 secondary
  • 2014 Fernando Chui Sai On · 380 of 400 secondary
  • 2009 Fernando Chui Sai On · 282 of 300 secondary
  • 2004 Edmund Ho Hau Wah · 296 of 300 secondary
  • 1999 Edmund Ho Hau Wah · 163 of 200 - UNVERIFIED secondary

How outside raters score them

Not free,
partly free.

Ratings are each organisation's judgment, shown as published.