List of members of the Legislative Assembly of Macau

The following is a historical list of members for the current and past Legislative Assemblies of Macau:

Political bloc[]

Composition of political bloc since 1976 election:

Pro-Beijing camp

Conservative camp (later merged into Pro-Beijing camp)

Pro-democracy camp

Centrism members (post-handover) or indirectly-elected members (pre-handover)

Appointed members (pre-handover) (post-handover appointed members are all pro-Beijing)

List of Colonial members[]

Key: DE - Directly elected members; IE- Indirectly elected members; AP - Appointed members

Name		Camp	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th
	ADIM → UE	Conservative → Pro-Beijing	DE	DE	DE	DE^[a]
	ADIM	Conservative	DE	DE
Susana Chou Vaz da Luz	ADIM → UNIF	Conservative → Pro-Beijing	DE		IE	IE	DE	IE
	ADIM	Conservative	DE
	CDM	Conservative	DE
	GEDEC	Conservative	DE
		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
			IE	IE^[b]
			IE
		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE
			IE
Ho Yin		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP^[c]
			AP	AP
			AP
Anabela Fátima Xavier Sales Ritchie	ADIM	Conservative → Pro-Beijing	AP	DE		AP	IE	IE
			AP	AP		AP
	ADIM	Conservative		DE				AP
	CDM	Conservative		DE	AP^[d]	AP	AP	AP
	GEDEC	Conservative		DE
				IE
				IE
				AP
				AP	AP
	UE	Pro-Beijing			DE
Lau Cheok-vá	UE	Pro-Beijing			DE	IE	IE	IE
Leonel Alberto Alves	UE	Pro-Beijing			DE	DE	IE	IE
	ECP	Conservative			DE
	AAAH^[e]	Pro-democracy			DE	DE	DE
		Pro-Beijing		AP^[c]	IE
		Pro-Beijing			AP			IE
					AP^[f]
					AP^[d]
					AP	AP	AP	AP ^[g]
					AP^[f]
	AAAH	Pro-democracy				DE
	AAAH	Pro-democracy				DE
	UE	Pro-Beijing				DE
		Pro-Beijing		IE^[b]	IE	IE	IE	IE
Edmund Ho Hau-wah		Pro-Beijing				IE	IE	IE
						AP
	UPP	Pro-Beijing				DE^[h]	DE	DE
	UPP	Pro-Beijing				DE^[h]	DE	DE
	UPD	Pro-Beijing					DE	DE
Fernando Chui Sai-on	UPD	Pro-Beijing					DE
António Ng Kuok-cheong	ANM	Pro-democracy					DE	DE
	勞工同盟	Conservative					DE
						IE^[h]	IE
						AP	AP	AP^[i]
Raimundo Arrais do Rosário						AP^[j]	AP	AP
Beatriz Amélia Alves de Sousa Oliveira Basto da Silva							AP
							AP
						AP^[j]	AP	AP
								AP^[i]
								AP ^[g]
(or Chio Ho Cheong)	經濟民生促進會	Pro-Beijing						DE
	經濟民生促進會	Pro-Beijing						DE
Fong Chi-keong	建設澳門同盟	Pro-Beijing						DE
David Chow Kam-fai	繁榮澳門同盟	Pro-Beijing						DE
Kwan Tsui-hang	UPD							IE
						IE^[h]		AP

List of SAR members[]

Key: DE - Directly elected members; IE- Indirectly elected members; AP - Appointed members

Name		Camp	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th
Susana Chou Vaz da Luz	ADIM → UNIF	Conservative → Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE
Anabela Fátima Xavier Sales Ritchie	ADIM	Conservative → Pro-Beijing	IE
Lau Cheok-vá	UE	Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE	IE
Leonel Alberto Alves	UE	Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing	IE
			AP	AP	AP
	UPP	Pro-Beijing	DE	DE	DE
	UPP	Pro-Beijing	DE	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
	UPD	Pro-Beijing	DE	IE
António Ng Kuok-cheong	ANM	Pro-democracy	DE	DE	DE	DE	DE
António Ng Kuok-cheong	ANMD	Pro-democracy						DE
	經濟民生促進會	Pro-Beijing	DE
Fong Chi-keong	建設澳門同盟	Pro-Beijing	DE	IE	DE	IE	AP
David Chow Kam-fai	繁榮澳門同盟	Pro-Beijing	DE	DE	DE
	UPP	Pro-Beijing	DE	DE	DE
Chui Sai-cheong		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
Kwan Tsui-hang	UPD	Pro-Beijing	IE	DE	DE	DE	DE
		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP
		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP
		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP		AP	AP	IE	IE
Ho Teng-iat		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP	IE
		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP
		Pro-Beijing	AP
		Pro-Beijing		AP	AP	AP	AP
	社會經濟改革促進會	Pro-Beijing		DE	IE	IE	IE	IE
Au Kam-san	ANM	Pro-democracy		DE	DE	DE	DE
Au Kam-san	ANMD	Pro-democracy						DE
	UPD	Pro-Beijing		DE	DE
	娛職聯誼會	Pro-Beijing		DE
	繁榮澳門同盟	Pro-Beijing		DE
		Pro-Beijing		IE	IE	IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing		IE	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
Chan Meng-kam	ACUM	Pro-Beijing			DE	DE	DE
Angela Leong On-kei	NMDU	Pro-Beijing			DE^[k]	DE	DE	DE	IE
	ACUM	Pro-Beijing			DE	DE
José Maria Pereira Coutinho	NE	Pro-democracy			DE	DE	DE	DE	DE
Lee Chong-cheng	UPD	Pro-Beijing			IE	DE
		Pro-Beijing			AP
		Pro-Beijing			AP
		Pro-Beijing			AP	AP	IE	IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing			AP
		Pro-Beijing			AP
Mak Soi-kun	UGM	Pro-Beijing				DE	DE	DE
Paul Chan Wai-chi	ANM	Pro-democracy				DE
Melinda Chan Mei-yi	改革創新聯盟	Pro-Beijing				DE	DE
Ho Ion-sang	UPP	Pro-Beijing				DE	DE	DE	IE
		Pro-Beijing				AP	AP
		Pro-Beijing				AP	AP
		Pro-Beijing				AP	AP
		Pro-Beijing				AP
Ho Iat-seng		Pro-Beijing				IE	IE	IE^[l]
	ACUM	Pro-Beijing					DE	DE	DE
Song Pek-kei	ACUM	Pro-Beijing					DE	DE	DE
	UGM	Pro-Beijing					DE	DE	DE
	NE	Pro-democracy					DE
	UPP	Pro-Beijing					DE
	AGMM	Pro-Beijing						DE	DE
		Pro-Beijing				IE	IE
	UPD	Pro-Beijing					IE	DE	DE
		Pro-Beijing					IE	IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing					IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing					AP	AP	AP
	UPD	Pro-Beijing						DE	DE
	Cívico	Centrist						DE
Sulu Sou Ka-hou	ANM	Pro-democracy						DE
		Pro-Beijing						IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing						IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing						IE	IE
		Pro-Beijing						IE^[l]	IE
		Pro-Beijing						AP	AP
		Pro-Beijing						AP	AP
		Pro-Beijing						AP
		Pro-Beijing						AP	AP
		Pro-Beijing						AP
		Pro-Beijing						AP
Che Sai-wang	NE	Pro-democracy							DE
Leong Hong-sai		Pro-Beijing							DE
Lo Choi-in		Pro-Beijing							DE
Lam U-tou	Sinergia	Centrist							DE
Ngan Iek-hang		Pro-Beijing							DE
Ma Io-fong		Pro-Beijing							DE
Lei Leong-wong		Pro-Beijing							DE
Chan Hou-seng		Pro-Beijing							AP
Kou Kam-fai		Pro-Beijing							AP
Cheung Kin-chung		Pro-Beijing							AP

Notes[]

^ died in office on 20 April 1992.
^ ^a ^b died in office, succeeded the seat in January 1980.^[1]
^ ^a ^b Ho Yin died in office on 6 December 1983, succeeded the seat later.
^ ^a ^b left office and was succeeded by .
^ Known as "FADM" before 1988.
^ ^a ^b left office after term ended, the seat was succeeded by .
^ ^a ^b left office in 1997, so the seat was succeeded by .
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Elected for new seats in by-election on 10 March 1991.^[2]
^ ^a ^b was succeeded in 1997 by .
^ ^a ^b Appointed after by-election.
^ Known as "Alliance for the Development of Macau" before 2009.
^ ^a ^b Ho Iat-seng resigned on 5 July 2019 to run for Chief Executive and was succeeded by following the by-election of Industry, Commerce and Finance seat on 25 November 2019.

Reference[]

^ 永逸. "新人入閣或有利提高立法效率品質" [A new cabinet member could improve the quality and efficiency of legislation.]. Archived from the original on 2021-05-09. Retrieved 2021-05-06.
^ "澳門立法會進行中期補選投票". 澳門記憶. 澳门基金会. Archived from the original on 2021-05-13. Retrieved 2021-05-13.

External links[]

[1] ^ died in office on 20 April 1992.

[Li-3] ^ ^a ^b died in office, succeeded the seat in January 1980.^[1]

[Ho-4] Ho Yin died in office on 6 December 1983, succeeded the seat later.

[羅-5] t office and was succeeded by .

[6] Known as "FADM" before 1988.

[Simões-7] t office after term ended, the seat was succeeded by .

[Afonso-8] t office in 1997, so the seat was succeeded by .

[new-9] Elected for new seats in by-election on 10 March 1991.^[2]

[Rosário-10] was succeeded in 1997 by .

[appointed_after_by-e-11] Appointed after by-election.

[13] Known as "Alliance for the Development of Macau" before 2009.

[HoIS-14] Ho Iat-seng resigned on 5 July 2019 to run for Chief Executive and was succeeded by following the by-election of Industry, Commerce and Finance seat on 25 November 2019.

[2] 永逸. "新人入閣或有利提高立法效率品質" [A new cabinet member could improve the quality and efficiency of legislation.]. Archived from the original on 2021-05-09. Retrieved 2021-05-06.

[12] "澳門立法會進行中期補選投票". 澳門記憶. 澳门基金会. Archived from the original on 2021-05-13. Retrieved 2021-05-13.

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