1996 Macanese legislative election

1996 Macanese legislative election
Portuguese Macau
3 October 1996
Eight of the 23 seats in the Legislative Assembly
Turnout64.49%
Party Leader Vote % Seats +/–
APPEM Chan Kai-kit 16.59 2 New
UNIPRO Leong Heng Teng 15.23 2 0
UPD Tong Chi Kin 14.52 1 −1
UDM Fong Chi Keong 10.37 1 New
CODEM David Chow 10.26 1 New
ANMD António Ng 8.73 1 0
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
President before President after
Anabela Sales Ritchie
DCAR		 Anabela Sales Ritchie
DCAR

Legislative elections were held in Macau on 3 October 1996.

Results

PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Association for Promoting the Economy of Macau12,02916.592New
Union for Promoting Progress11,04515.2320
Union for Development10,52514.521–1
General Union for the Good of Macau7,51610.371New
Convergence for Development7,43910.261New
New Democratic Macau Association6,3318.7310
Alliance for the Development of the Economy5,0857.010New
Welfare Association4,6716.440New
Employees and Wage-Earners Association3,1074.290New
Roots in Macau2,1002.900New
Friendship Association1,6902.330–1
Association for Democracy and Social Well-Being of Macau9601.3200
Total72,498100.0080
Valid votes72,49896.54
Invalid votes2,1282.83
Blank votes4670.62
Total votes75,093100.00
Registered voters/turnout116,44564.49
Source: Boletim Oficial

Members

Geographical constituency (8 seats)
  • Association for Promoting the Economy of Macau: Chan Kai Kit (12,029) and Liu Yuk Lun (6,014)
  • Union for Promoting Progress: Leong Heng Teng (11,045) and Kou Hoi In (5,522)
  • Union for Development: Tong Chi Kin (10,525)
  • General Union for the Good of Macau@ Fong Chi Keong (7,516)
  • Convergence for Development: David Chow (7,439)
  • New Democratic Macau Association: António Ng (6,331)
Functional constituencies (8 seats)
Nominated members (7 seats)
  • José João de Deus Rodrigues do Rosário
  • Raimundo Arrais do Rosário
  • Joaquim Morais Alves
  • Joaquim Jorge Perestrelo Neto Valente
  • José Manuel de Oliveira Rodrigues
  • António José Félix Pontes
  • Rui António Craveiro Afonso

References

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