Election Committee (constituency)












Election Committee
Former Election Committee Constituency
for the Legislative Council of Hong Kong
Electorate800
Former constituency
Created1995
Abolished2004
Number of membersSix (2000–04)
Ten (1995–97; 1998–2000)
Member(s)Last members:
Rita Fan (Nonpartisan)
Ambrose Lau (PA)
Yeung Yiu-chung (DAB)
Ng Leung-sing (Nonpartisan)
David Chu (PA)
Ma Fung-kwok (NCF)

Election Committee (ECC) was a former constituency in the elections for the Legislative Council of Hong Kong.


The constituency was composed of all 800 members of the Election Committee of Hong Kong. The 800 members contained 664 nominated from the sectors of the economy, 40 from the religious organisations, and 96 ex officio members who were Hong Kong deputies to the National People's Congress and Legislative Council members. Besides the members of the Legislative Council, the 800 members Election Committee also elected the Chief Executive of Hong Kong every five years.


Prior to the handover, the electorate of the ECC consisted of all the elected District Board members who had been elected in the 1994 DB ordinary elections under the Governor Chris Patten's electoral reform passed in 1994. Single Transferable Vote system was used in the 1995 election.[1]


Plurality-at-large voting system was used in 1998 and 2000.



Return Members





























































1995 – 1997
1998–2000
2000–2004






Lo Suk-ching


Rita Fan



Choy Kan-pui
Civil Force


Ng Leung-sing



Anthony Cheung
Democratic


Ng Ching-fai
NCF (1999–2001)


Ma Fung-kwok
NCF



Ambrose Lau
Progressive Alliance



Ip Kwok-him
DAB


Yeung Yiu-chung
DAB



David Chu
LDF (1995–97)
Progressive Alliance (1998–2004)



Chan Kam-lam
DAB


abolished


Law Cheung-kwok
ADPL


Ma Fung-kwok
NCF (1999–2000)



John Tse
Democratic


Choy So-yuk
Progressive Alliance



Yum Sin-ling
123 Democratic Alliance


Ho Sai-chu
Liberal


History


The elected candidates are shown in bold.




















































Election Committee by-election 2001
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Nonpartisan (New Forum)

Ma Fung-kwok
359
51.7
+1.4


Liberal

Ho Sai-chu
294
42.4
−8.1


Nonpartisan
Chan Man-hung
34
4.9

Majority
65
9.3

Total valid votes
687
100.0

Rejected ballots
7



Turnout
694
89.6


Registered electors
775




Nonpartisan gain from Nonpartisan

Swing
+4.8




































































Hong Kong legislative election, 2000: Election Committee
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Nonpartisan

Rita Hsu Lai-tai
651
87.0
+7.5


Progressive Alliance

Ambrose Lau Hon-chuen
651
79.4
+16.4


DAB

Yeung Yiu-chung
490
65.5
-9.3


Nonpartisan

Ng Leung-sing
483
64.6
-3.2


Progressive Alliance

David Chu Yu-lin
464
62.0
+2.6


Nonpartisan (New Forum)

Ng Ching-fai
401
53.6
-13.5


Liberal

Ho Sai-chu
378
50.5
+1.6


Nonpartisan (New Forum)

Ma Fung-kwok
376
50.3
-8.7


Nonpartisan

Shiu Sin-por
360
48.1



Nonpartisan

Ho Ka-cheong
117
15.6






























































































































































Hong Kong legislative election, 1998: Election Committee
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Nonpartisan

Rita Fan Hsu Lai-tai
628
79.5



Nonpartisan

Ng Leung-sing
539
68.2



Nonpartisan

Ng Ching-fai
530
67.1



Progressive Alliance

Lau Hon-chuen
504
63.8



Progressive Alliance

David Chu Yu-lin
469
59.4



Nonpartisan

Ma Fung-kwok
466
59.0



DAB

Yeung Yiu-chung
441
55.8



DAB

Chan Kam-lam
432
54.7



Progressive Alliance

Choy So-yuk
397
50.3



Liberal

Ho Sai-chu
386
48.9



Progressive Alliance

Charles Yeung Chun-kam
380
48.1



Independent

Peggy Lam Pei
346
43.8



Independent

Kan Fook-yee
300
38.0



NTAS (DAB)

Cheung Hok-ming
273
34.6



ADPL

Law Cheung-kwok
259
32.8



DAB

Thomas Pang Cheung-wai
226
28.6



Nonpartisan

Joseph Hui Tak-fai
214
27.1



Heung Yee Kuk

Pang Hang-yin
212
26.8



Nonpartisan

Maria Joyce Chang Sau-han
149
18.9



Nonpartisan

James Chiu
141
17.8



Nonpartisan

Stephen Yam Chi-ming
137
17.3



Nonpartisan

Ho Ka-cheong
97
12.3



Nonpartisan (TUC)

Leung Tsz-leung
85
10.8



Nonpartisan

Lee Kwong-lam
83
10.5



Nonpartisan

Siu See-kong
56
7.1




















































































































Hong Kong legislative election, 1995: Election Committee
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±


Nonpartisan

Lo Suk-ching
26
9.2



Civil Force

Choy Kan-pui
26
9.2



Democratic

Cheung Bing-Ieung
26
9.2



Progressive Alliance

Lau Hon-chuen
26
9.2



DAB

Chan Kam-lam
26
9.2



ADPL

Law Cheung-kwok
26
9.2



DAB

Ip Kwok-him
26
9.2



Democratic

John Tse Wing-ling
26
9.2



LDF

David Chu Yu-lin
26
9.2



123DA

Yum Sin-ling
26
9.2


United Front for the People

Yeung Fuk-kwong
0
0.0



Nonpartisan

Lee York-fai
0
0.0



Nonpartisan

Fung Kwong-chung
0
0.0



ADPL

Leung Kwong-cheong
0
0.0



Democratic

Yuen Bun-keung
0
0.0



Liberal

Mark Lin
0
0.0



Nonpartisan

Louis Leung Wing-on
0
0.0



Nonpartisan

Paul Chan Sing-kong
0
0.0


References




  1. ^ Report on the 1995 Legislative General Election, Boundary and Election Commission


  2. ^ http://www.elections.gov.hk/elections/legco2000/update/result/ec_e.htm


  3. ^ http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/199805/25/0525201.htm


  4. ^ Report on the 1995 Legislative General Election, Boundary and Election Commission



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