2013 Macanese legislative election

none Macau 2009 2017 14 of the 33 seats in the Legislative Assembly Members elected 15 September 2013 Pro-Beijing parties Macau United Citizens Association Chan Meng Kam 18.04 3 2 Macau-Guangdong Union Mak Soi Kun 11.09 2 1 Union for Promoting Progress Ho Ion Sang 10.79 2 1 New Macau Development Union Leong On-kei 8.94 1 1 Union for Development Kwan Tsui Hang 8.16 1 2 Alliance for Change (Macau) Melinda Chan 5.98 1 1 Pro-democracy parties New Macau Association Antonio Ng 15.73 2 3 New Hope (Macau) José Pereira Coutinho 8.96 2 1 President Lau Cheok Va CCCAE Ho Iat Seng OMKC 55.02% Legislative elections were held in Macau on 15 September 2013http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/42330-election-commission-issues-guidelines-warns-against-free-dining-and-bans-ads.html Election Commission issues guidelines, warns against free dining and bans ads Macau Daily Times 22 May 2022 https://archive.today/20130413161901/http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/42330-election-commission-issues-guidelines-warns-against-free-dining-and-bans-ads.html 13 April 2013 dead according to the provisions of the Basic Law of Macau. This election was the first of its kind succeeding the reform of the Legislative Assembly that created four new seats; two new geographical constituency seats and two new functional constituency seats. Out of a total of 33 seats, 14 were elected by universal suffrage under the highest averages method, while 12 were voted on from the Functional constituency, and 7 from nomination by the Chief Executive.Seguí Viviana Electoral laws get final approval http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/38255-electoral-laws-get-final-approval.html Macau Daily Times 11 September 2012 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20120902013511/http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/38255-electoral-laws-get-final-approval.html 2 September 2012 Background Formerly a Portuguese colony, Macau has been a Special Administrative Region within China since 1999.Macau Through 500 Years Sit Victor F.S. Hui Vivian Leung Gladys Enrich Professional Publishing 2012 As a Special Administrative Region it is entitled to a high degree of autonomy from the mainland Chinese legal system through the year 2050, although China represents the city on foreign policy matters. Macau's economy is based primarily on its status as a tech and financial sector, as well as its internationally famous casino industry. The previous legislative election took place in 2009. The pro-democracy camp ANMD+APMD, led by António Ng, received 19.35% of the votes cast, and the next largest party, the pro-establishment camp UPD, received 14.88% in vote with 2 seats while the pro-establishment ACUM received 12.00% with 2 seats. Due to the characteristics of the Macau election system, only 14 members are directly elected. On 1 July 2013 twenty-two parties have submitted their nominations for the direct election including current incumbents (Kwan Tsui Hang, Chan Meng Kam, António Ng, Paul Chan, Angela Leong, Ho Ion Sang, Au Kam San, José Pereira Coutinho, Mak Soi Kun, and Melinda Chan) and new candidates.Chan Viviana 22 listas candidatas a 14 lugares no Hemiciclo http://jtm.com.mo/local/22-listas-candidatas-14-lugares-hemiciclo/ 1 July 2013 Jornal Tribuna de Macau 2 July 2013 New structure of the Legislative Assembly Legislative Assembly of Macau Chief Executive of Macau Previous Structure Macau's government is headed by the Chief Executive, who controls government appointments and in many ways serves as the face of the city.http://www.macau.gov.mo/constitution/basiclaw_en.phtml The Basic Law of the Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China March 31, 1993 Wayback Machine https://web.archive.org/web/20050308061212/http://www.macau.gov.mo/constitution/basiclaw_en.phtml#section 8 March 2005 bot: unknown 6 April 2017 Prior to 2012, the Chief Executive was elected by a 300-member Election Committee consisting of representatives from functional constituencies. 100 total came from the industrial, commercial and financial sectors, 18 from the culture sector, 20 from the education sector, 30 from the "specialty" sector, 12 from the sports sector, 40 from the labor sector, 34 from the social services sector, and 6 total from various religious groups. 16 were representatives of the Legislative Assembly of Macau and 24 were Macau representatives in the mainland Chinese government.Yu Eilo Wing-Yat 2007-08-01 Formal and Informal Politics in Macao Special Administrative Region Elections 2004–2005 Journal of Contemporary China 16 52 417–441 10.1080/10670560701314248 1067-0564 While all members of the Election Committee are technically elected, in practice they are effectively appointed as each functional constituency usually nominates only one candidate. Most power in the Macau government is concentrated in the Legislative Assembly. Macau's Legislative Assembly is unicameral (consisting of a single house). Prior to 2012 it had 29 members - 12 directly elected (in citywide elections), 10 indirectly elected (appointed through election by functional constituencies representing "employee", "business", "professional" and "charity/culture/education/sports" interests) and 7 appointed by the Chief Executive. Democracy advocates in Macau had criticized the large number of indirectly elected members, charging that these tended to be pro-establishment and pro-Beijing businesspeople. As an alternative, they called for a larger number of directly elected legislators.https://sites.google.com/site/atfpmcj/2012-08-30md 2012-08-30 (Macau Daily Times) Electoral laws get final approval - ATFPM sites.google.com 2017-04-07 2012 reform package As a result of the 2012 passage of "Amendment to Electoral Law for the Legislative Assembly of Macau" also known as the "+2+2+100" Law, the number of Legislative Council members is increased from 29 to 33. Two new geographical constituency seats, and two new indirectly elected Functional Constituency seats are created. Another key proposal was increasing the Election Committee for the chief executive election from 300 members to 400 on the next Chief Executive election in 2014.https://macaunews.mo/%E7%AB%8B%E6%B3%95%E4%BC%9A%E9%80%9A%E8%BF%87%E3%80%8C22100%E3%80%8D%E5%86%B3%E8%AE%AE%E6%A1%88%EF%BC%8C%E5%85%B6%E4%B8%AD%E5%9B%9B%E4%BD%8D%E8%AE%AE%E5%91%98%E7%A6%BB%E5%B8%AD/ Legislature passes '+2+2+100' bills amid walkout by 4 lawmakers Macau News 2012-06-06 Macau News 2017-04-07 en-US 2017-04-07 https://web.archive.org/web/20170407150830/https://macaunews.mo/%E7%AB%8B%E6%B3%95%E4%BC%9A%E9%80%9A%E8%BF%87%E3%80%8C22100%E3%80%8D%E5%86%B3%E8%AE%AE%E6%A1%88%EF%BC%8C%E5%85%B6%E4%B8%AD%E5%9B%9B%E4%BD%8D%E8%AE%AE%E5%91%98%E7%A6%BB%E5%B8%AD/ dead These changes were designed to create representation for a larger number of groups in the Election Committee and to reduce the power of the Chief Executive over the Legislative Assembly. However, democracy advocates criticized the law for not going far enough. Geographical constituency Geographical constituency (Macau) Under the constitutional reform package passed in 2012, this election saw AL increase its total size from 29 seats to 33 seats, half of which are geographical constituencies (GCs) and half functional constituencies (FCs). The GC seats are returned by universal suffrage in citywide elections, with gaining two extra seats. Geographical constituencyNo. of Seats20082012ChangeMacau1214+2 Functional constituencies Functional constituency (Macau) The Welfare, Culture, Education, and Sports constituency is split into two groups. Culture and Sports retains the two seats of the initial group, with the two incumbents (Victor Cheung Lup Kwan and Chan Chak Mo) running unopposed. Culture and Sports continues to be run by the Excellent Culture and Sports Union Association. A new constituency is created for Welfare and Education, receiving one seat (Cahn Hong, unopposed). Welfare and Education is managed by the Association for Promotion of Social Services and Education. Additionally, one seat is added to the Professionals constituency, led by the Macau Professional Interest Union. Chan Lek Lap is elected, unopposed. Functional Constituency 2008 2012 Change Business 4 4 0 Labor 2 2 0 Professional 2 3 +1 Welfare and Education 2 2 0 Culture and Sport 0 1 +1 The pro-democracy lists This year, there are three lists for the pro-democrats instead of two campaigning on high property prices and freedom of speech. The three lists included the New Macau Association (ANM), New Hope (NE), and the addition of New Macau Liberals. Antonio Ng for ANM campaigns for universal suffrage, promotion of a minimum wage and public housing, and increasing government accountability.http://blog.qooza.hk/newmacau### 民主昌在此 - QOOZA BLOG 網上日誌 blog.qooza.hk 2017-04-08 José Maria Pereira Couthino of NE campaigns for improvements in public housing and pension services, equal pay for workers, and increasing government accountability.http://www.atfpm.org.mo/news.asp?bid=19&page=24 澳門公職人員協會 www.atfpm.org.mo 2017-04-08 Jason Chao Teng-hei is a radical young candidate for New Macau Liberals and a prominent social activist for LGBT rights. The pro-establishment lists Pro-establishment Chan Meng-kam, casino owner and lawmaker-elect of the ACUM, said he believed the city should implement universal suffrage "step by step", and that functional constituencies should be preserved. Others with casino links on the pro-establishment lists were Angela Leong On-kei of New Union for Macau's Development and Melinda Chan Mei-yi of the Alliance for Change. Leong is married to gambling mogul Stanley Ho Hung-sun, while Chan is married to casino tycoon David Chow Kam-fai. Macau Election Laws Elections in Macau Macau's direct electoral system is based around proportional representation, with elections carried out through a closed party-list balloting system.http://www.electionguide.org/elections/id/1671/ IFES Election Guide Elections: Macau Parl Sept 2013 www.electionguide.org en 2017-04-07 This means that each geographic electoral district has multiple members, with the number of its seats filled by each competing party determined by the proportion of the vote that party receives. Parties nominate a slate of candidates (generally, one per seat in each district where the party is competing). After the election, party leaders decide who from the slate will fill the party's legislative seats. Shortly before usual campaign period for the 2013 elections, the Electoral Affairs Commission of Macau banned the use of commercial advertising by election candidates. The new election rules stipulate that candidates should not carry out activities that could influence voters in the two-month period between their registration and the start of the campaign period on August 31. Commercial advertising is barred from most public areas, except those specially designated by the government.https://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1309934/macau-holds-low-profile-election Macau holds low-profile election South China Morning Post 2017-04-07 en Even in areas where campaigning is permitted, it is still limited to a 14-day official campaign period.https://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1315283/macaus-strict-election-rules-backfire Macau's strict election rules backfire South China Morning Post 2017-04-07 en These restrictions are intended to limit the advertising advantage of wealthy business interests. However, they have been criticized for limiting the amount of canvassing candidates with less money can do, thus encouraging clientelistic bloc voting where parties simply strike deals with associations, business interests and community leaders to turn out assured votes in their favor. Working around the rules, candidates resorted to using loudspeakers to promote their campaigns. Among the most powerful special interests in Macau are casinos. Macau's casino industry has a long history of Triad and other organized crime connections. Since laws around casinos were liberalized in 2002 to promote more foreign investment, the Triad has lost its stranglehold on Macau's casino industry (although it remains deeply embedded in it).Gaming, Governance and Public Policy in Macau Lam Newman M.K. Scott Ian Hong Kong University Press 2011 Casinos have long played a major role in clientelistic politics in Macau, and since liberalization their influence has further increased.http://en.rfi.fr/asia-pacific/20130917-macau-elections World news explained - Casino boss Chan Meng Kam's party biggest winners in Macau elections 2013-09-17 RFI 2017-04-07 en-GB Controversies The total of the void ballot is very close to the total of the winning votehttp://www.eal.gov.mo/pdf/zh-TW/ALReport2015Tc.pdf Legislative Assembly Election Report Electoral Affairs Commission Bias Jason Chao chairman of New Macau Association accuse the CAEAL (Electoral Affairs Commission) being biased suggesting the New Macau Liberals should modifying their political platform by deleting two sentences "Secretary for Administration and Justice Florinda Chan must step down for her ineffectuality," and "an investigation into former Chief Executive Edmund Ho’s alleged abuse of power." On 23 August Jason Chao suggests he may sue the CAEAL after the legislative election.Yu Grace New Macau Liberals may sue CAEAL after election http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/46435-new-macau-liberals-may-sue-caeal-after-election.html Macau Daily Times 23 August 2013 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20130824221653/http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/46435-new-macau-liberals-may-sue-caeal-after-election.html 24 August 2013 Scandals Community members bribed potential voters with food and transportation and caught by The Commission Against Corruption Mr. He, who was a member of a social community of Macau, and Mr. Huang were accused of bribing potential voters and caught by the Commission Against Corruption on September 13. Mr. He has called several members of his community and asked them to support a candidate. He offered free meals and transportation in exchange for the support. Mr. Huang has helped Mr. He call more than one hundred voters based on Mr. He's testimony.http://hk.apple.nextmedia.com/news/art/20130914/18422986 澳門廉署拘兩涉賄選人士 Apple Daily 蘋果日報 2017-04-06 UPD and UGM false start Kwan Tsui Hang (Union for Development) and Mak Soi Kun (Macau-Guangdong Union) were both accused of illegal campaigning on 8 August 2013. In various locations banner supporting Kwan Tsui Hang were hung outside of the campaigning period. Lee Kin Yun claims UGM vice-president Mak Soi Kun was vote buying during a function gift bags were handed out with the name, photo and address of Mak Soi Kun with the estimated value of 100 Macanese pataca.http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/46016-al-candidates-accuse-others-of-%E2%80%98gun-jumping%E2%80%99.html AL candidates accuse others of 'gun-jumping' 8 August 2013 Macau Daily Times 14 August 2013 The ongoing campaign has severely interfered with public order On March 22, four members of Macau Conscience delivered campaign material at Haojiang High School without permission and monitored by more than ten police officers. They are even asked to join the protest around the campus.http://aamacau.com/2013/10/06/%e7%ac%ac%e4%ba%94%e5%b1%86%e7%ab%8b%e6%b3%95%e6%9c%83%e9%81%b8%e7%ae%a1%e6%9c%83%e7%88%ad%e8%ad%b0%e6%80%a7%e5%81%9a%e6%b3%95%e5%92%8c%e5%ae%89%e6%8e%92/ 第五屆立法會選管會爭議性做法和安排｜論盡媒體 AAMacau 論盡媒體 AllAboutMacau Media 2017-04-06 Nomination list dispute within MS2 Luiz Pedruco president of 21st Century Macau Association was accused of replacing José Estorninho with his own named on the nomination list. Under the pressure, he purposes a rally in 30 June 3013 to properly nomination its list of members. Electoral Affairs Commission of Macau soon disqualified 21st Century Macau Association for the lack of valid signatures required for Nomination.http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/44933-luiz-pedruco-still-undecided-on-election-list-details.html https://archive.today/20130814074337/http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/44933-luiz-pedruco-still-undecided-on-election-list-details.html dead 14 August 2013 Luiz Pedruco still undecided on election list details 28 June 2013 14 August 2013 Lack of organization at polling places During the voting day, 14 people were reported to police because of illegally recording voting process. They came from 8 different polling stations. 13 of them were arrested immediately by police, and one of them were brought back to the police station for further questioning.http://www.eal.gov.mo/pdf/zh-TW/ALReport2015Tc.pdf Legislative Assembly Election Report 8000 notifications of voting were sent back to polling stations by postal service because of wrong address Since July 2013, voting notifications with important information regarding voting agenda and other relevant information have been sent to citizens. By August 2013, all the notifications have been sent, but 8000 of them were sent back by postal service. This incident has caused repercussions in Macau society. No accessibility facilities at polling places Results The 2013 elections were met with a significant improvement in voter quality, with nearly 280,000 Macau residents having registered as voters for the election. Despite being called the “low-profile” election by many in the media, this election in fact reflected a high voter turnout at 55%. This marked an increase of 80% from the 2001 election, and the turnout rate exceeded 59%. This enormous increase in political participation may be attributed to the high levels of competition between the political parties and the introduction of dynamic newcomers in the face of candidates backed by powerful local families.Sheng Li 2016 The Transformation of Island City Politics: The Case of Macau Island Studies Journal 11 521–536 Lexis Nexis However, ultimately the top two lists, in terms of number of votes received, featured candidates hailing from, and relying on clanship connections with, the Fujianese and Guangdong communities. Macau's strong “association culture” that advantages such candidates was demonstrated clearly in this year's elections with the win of ACUM's pro-Beijing candidate, Chan Meng-kam, who is both a Fujianese community leader and a casino owner. He secured the highest number of votes at 26,385 (18% of the total), breaking a record in Macau by winning three seats from a single candidate list.https://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1310822/macau-democrats-blame-voters-losing-one-seat Macau democrats blame voters for losing one seat South China Morning Post 2017-04-07 en Meanwhile, newer, pro-democrat candidates such as Jason Chao Teng-hei, a radical young candidate for New Macau Liberals faced difficulties winning out at the polls. Initially hoping to secure the youth vote, he was only able to get 3,227 votes in the face of the new restrictions on campaigning, ultimately resulting in a loss of one of the democrats’ three seats. Macau United Citizens Association 26426 3 +1 Macau-Guangdong Union 16251 2 +1 Union for Promoting Progress 15815 2 +1 New Macau Development Union 13093 1 0 Union for Development 11960 1 –1 Alliance for Change 8755 1 0 Pro-Beijing camp 92300 10 +2 #ffdbdb New Hope 13130 2 +1 Democratic Prosperous Macau Association 10987 1 –1 Democratic New Macau Association 8827 1 0 New Macau Liberals 3227 0 – Innovative Action 1642 0 0 Macau Dream 1006 0 New Association for the Promotion of Democracy, Freedom, Human Rights and Rule of Law of Macau (Macau Ideals) Association for Democracy Activism 923 0 0 Pro-democracy camp 39742 4 0 #defcde Civil Watch 5225 0 0 Caring for Macau 5323 0 0 Association for Joint Efforts to Improve the Community 2306 0 New Association for Promotion of Civic Rights 848 0 New Grassroots Supervision 368 0 New Supervision by the Lower Class Workers' Movement Front 227 0 New Democratic Society Alliance 179 0 New Functional constituencies and appointees Macau Business Interest Union 4 0 Macau Professional Interest Union 3 +1 Employees Association Joint Candidature Commission 2 0 Association for Promotion of Social Services and Education 1 New Excellent Culture and Sports Union Association 2 0 Chief Executive appointees 7 0 +4 1083 4280 276034 Boletim Oficial Geographical constituencies (14 seats) Voting System: Closed party-list proportional representation with the Highest averages method. Results of Macanese legislative election, 2013 Macau Geographical Constituency (澳門) List No. Party/Allegiance Candidate(s) Votes Votes % Seat(s) won 1 New Union for Macau's DevelopmentNova União para Desenvolvimento de Macau(NUDM) Angela Leong On Kei (elected)Wong Seng HongFok Chi ChiuSiu Yu HongAntonio Lei In PunHo Chak SanNg Sut ISzeto Tie Fung 13,093 8.94   1 2 New Macau LiberalsLiberais da Nova Macau(Liberais) Jason Chao Teng HeiChiang Meng HinIeong Man TengChoi Chi ChioSio Chon Fong 3,227 2.20   3 Association for Democracy ActivismAssociação de Activismo para a Democracia(AAPD) Lee Kim YunLam MengNg Ka LokChong Lai In 923 0.63   4 Association for Promotion of Civic RightsAssociação de Promoção de direitos dos cidadãos(APDC) Hong Weng KuanFong Kam HanIam Kam ChanLei Mei Teng 848 0.58   5 New Democratic Macau AssociationAssociação de Novo Macau Democrática(ANMD) Au Kam San (elected)Sou Ka HouLei Cheong HouChan Lok KeiCheang Mio SanChan Wai Chun 8,827 6.02   1 6 Union for DevelopmentUnião para o Desenvolvimento(UPD) Kwan Tsui Hang (elected)Lam Lon WaiPai Ki ManSa AngLeong Wai FongLeong Pou ULeong Sun IokTam Pou IongCheong Man Fun 11,960 8.16   1 7 Civil WatchObservatório Cívico(Cívico) Agnes Lam Iok FongNg Man YunRui Miguel Rebelo LeãoCheong Chi PongKeong Wai Cheng 5,225 3.57   8 Macau-Guangdong UnionUnião de Macau-Guangdong(UMG) Mak Soi Kun (elected)Zheng Anting (elected)Ho Song FatLo Choi InHa Chon IengWu Hong MuiCheong Tat WaLeong Chan KunPedro IpLao Ka U 16,251 11.09   2 9 New HopeNova Esperança(NE) José Maria Pereira Coutinho (elected)Leong Veng Chai (elected)Melina Tam Leng ILinda Ieong Man IChe Sai WangLam I ManRicardo da LuzAntónio Armando Joaquim da Rocha TeixeiraCartar Singh Mann 13,130 8.96   2 10 Association for the Promotion of Democracy, Freedom,Human Rights and Rule of Law of MacauAssociação para Promoção da Democracia, Liberdade,Direitos Humanos e Estado de Direito de Macau(Ideais de Macau, IM) Cheong Weng FatCarl Ching Lok SuenCheong Kuok SengChan Kam FaHong Man TeiSi Sok On 1,006 0.69   11 Association for Joint Efforts to Improve the CommunityAssociação Esforço Juntos para Melhorar a Comunidade(Melhorar a Comunidade; MAC) Pun Chi MengHo Tin KaCheung Shek ChiuFong Lai MengIp Chi Leng 2,306 1.57   12 Alliance for ChangeAliança Pr’a Mudança(MUDAR) Melinda Chan Mei Yi (elected)Wu Kam HonWu Keng KuongLei On TengMio I Chong da SilvaCheong Ho IanHong Lai KeiIu Hei ManLam Pui IengFong Kin Fu 8,755 5.98   1 13 United Citizens Association of MacauAssociação dos Cidadãos Unidos de Macau(ACUM) Chan Meng Kam (elected)Si Ka Lom (elected)Song Pek Kei (elected)Vivian Lou Io PinLoi Chi OnChan Tak SengChan Iat PengLei Ip KanAo Ieong Kuong KaoLou Ho IanChan Hio LoiIo Chao UU Kuai HongHoi Long Tong 26,426 18.04   3 14 Union for Promoting ProgressUnião Promotora Para o Progresso(UPP) Ho Ion Sang (elected)Wong Kit Cheng (elected)Cheung Kin ChungMa Kin ChungMa Kin CheongAu Ka FaiSio Fu PakLeong Hong SaiIun Ioc VaChon ChongAo Ieong Ut SengCheang Iok 15,815 10.79   2 15 Workers' Movement FrontFrente do Movimento Operário(Movimento Operário, MO) Leong SeakChio Man ChengWong Nai SeongCham Choi HaChio Chun Tai 227 0.15   16 Supervision by the Lower ClassSupervisão pela Classe Baixa(SPCB) Lee Sio KuanChan Kam KuongTou Cong MengLoi Chong PanKuan Chi HongWu Iok KuanLei Chi PengFong Hong TakChong Sio U 368 0.25   17 Democratic Society AllianceAliança da Democracia de Sociedade(ALDES) Lei Man ChaoNg Sek IoHo Heng KuokNg Cheok HeiJose Kuok Cheok ManLeong In PokChong Seak LongKuok Kam Ian 179 0.12   18 Innovative ActionAções inovadoras(Ações inovadoras, AI) Kou Ngon FongLai Man FaiTong Weng IoCheong Hoi Kuan 1,642 1.12   19 Prosperous Democratic Macau AssociationAssociação de Próspero Macau Democrático(APMD) António Ng Kuok Cheong (elected)Paul Chan Wai ChiLei Kuok KeongCheong Wai KitLei Kuok FuKong Shun Mei 10,987 7.50   1 20 Caring for MacauCuidados para Macau(CPM) Kuan Vai LamLou Kit LongCheang Un FanSong Wai KitLei Chong SamAo Sut InAna Maria Manhão SouWong Chi Kuong 5,323 3.63   TOTAL 146,518 100   14 Functional constituencies (12 seats) Business (4 seats) Party/Allegiance List No. Candidate(s) Electedrowspan=4 Macau Business Interest Union Macau Business Interest UnionUnião dos Interesses Empresariais de Macau(OMKC) 1 Ho Iat Seng walkover 2 Kou Hoi In walkover 3 Cheang Chi Keong walkover 4 José Chui Sai Peng unopposed Labor (2 seats)rowspan=2 Employees Association Joint Candidature Commission Employees Association Joint Candidature CommissionComissão Conjunta da Candidatura das Associações de Empregados(CCCAE) 1 Lam Heong Sang walkover 2 Lei Cheng I unopposed Professionals (3 seats)rowspan=3 Macau Professional Interest Union Macau Professional Interest UnionUnião dos Interesses Profissionais de Macau(OMCY) 1 Chui Sai Cheong walkover 2 Leonel Alberto Alves walkover 3 Chan Iek Lap unopposed Welfare and Education (1 seat) Association for Promotion of Social Services and Education Association for Promotion of Social Services and EducationAssociação de Promoção do Serviço Social e Educação(APSSE) 1 Chan Hong unopposed Culture and Sport (2 seats)rowspan=2 Excellent Culture and Sports Union Association Excellent Culture and Sports Union AssociationAssociação União Cultural e Desportiva Excelente(União Excelente, UE) 1 Victor Cheung Lup Kwan walkover 2 Chan Chak Mo walkover Nominated Members (7 seats) Members appointed by the Chief Executive Fernando Chui Sai On Fong Chi Keong Vong Hin Fai Dominic Sio Chi Wai Ma Chi Seng Tsui Wai Kwan Tommy Lau Veng Seng Tong Io Cheng See also Elections in Macau Legislative Assembly of Macau References 2 nb External links Official website zh Official website pt Official results pt category:Legislative elections in Macau Legislative Macau