List of members of the Legislative Assembly of Macau

Last updated September 08, 2023

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

Political bloc

List of colonial members

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

Name		Camp	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th
Carlos Augusto Corrêa Paes d’Assumpção	ADIM	Macanese → Pro-Beijing	DE	DE	DE	DE^{[lower-alpha 1]}
Diamantino de Oliveira Ferreira	ADIM	Macanese	DE	DE
Susana Chou Vaz da Luz	ADIM	Macanese → Pro-Beijing	DE		IE	IE
Susana Chou Vaz da Luz	UNIF	Macanese → Pro-Beijing					DE	IE
José da Conceição Noronha	ADIM	Macanese	DE
José Patrício Guterres	Democratic	Macanese	DE
Jorge Alberto da Conceição Hagedorn Rangel	GEDEC	Macanese	DE
Ma Man Kei		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
Pedro Segundo Pan Sau Macias (Peter Pan)		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
Li Sai Veng (Lee Sai-wing)			IE	IE^{[lower-alpha 2]}
Lydia Maria dos Anjos Ribeiro			IE
Chui Tak Kei		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE
Francisco Xavier da Silva Rodrigues			IE
Ho Yin		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP^{[lower-alpha 3]}
Kwong Bing Yun			AP	AP
Mário Figueira Isaac			AP
Anabela Fátima Xavier Sales Ritchie	ADIM	Macanese → Pro-Beijing	AP	DE		AP	IE	IE
Ana Maria Fortuna de Siqueira Basto Perez			AP	AP		AP
Joaquim Morais Alves	ADIM	Macanese		DE				AP
Joaquim Jorge Perestrelo Neto Valente	Democratic	Macanese		DE	AP^{[lower-alpha 4]}	AP	AP	AP
Leonel Melcíades dos Passos Boralho	GEDEC	Macanese		DE
Delfino José Rodrigues Ribeiro				IE
Joaquim António Ferreira Martins				IE
Eduardo Jorge Armas Tavares da Silva				AP
Carlos Cavaleiro Gonçalves Sanches				AP	AP
Manuel de Mesquita Borges	ADIM	Pro-Beijing			DE
Lau Cheok Vá	ADIM	Pro-Beijing			DE	IE	IE	IE
Leonel Alberto Alves	ADIM	Pro-Beijing			DE	DE	IE	IE
Alberto Dias Ferreira	ECP	Macanese			DE
Alexandre Hó	AAAH^{[lower-alpha 5]}	Pro-democracy			DE	DE	DE
Roque Choi		Pro-Beijing		AP^{[lower-alpha 3]}	IE
Hoi Sai Iun (Hoi Sai Un)		Pro-Beijing			AP			IE
Luís Filipe Ferreira Simões					AP^{[lower-alpha 6]}
Pedro Ló da Silva					AP^{[lower-alpha 4]}
Rui António Craveiro Afonso					AP	AP	AP	AP ^{[lower-alpha 7]}
José António Pinto Belo					AP^{[lower-alpha 6]}
Leong Kam Chun	AAAH	Pro-democracy				DE
Wong Cheong Nam (Wong Chan-nan)	AAAH	Pro-democracy				DE
Lao Kuoung Po	UE	Pro-Beijing				DE
Victor Ng Wing Lok		Pro-Beijing		IE^{[lower-alpha 2]}	IE	IE	IE	IE
Edmund Ho Hau Wah		Pro-Beijing				IE	IE	IE
Philip Xavier						AP
Leong Heng Teng	UNIPRO	Pro-Beijing				DE^{[lower-alpha 8]}	DE	DE
Kou Hoi In	UNIPRO	Pro-Beijing				DE^{[lower-alpha 8]}	DE	DE
Tong Chi Kin	UPD	Pro-Beijing					DE	DE
Fernando Chui Sai On	UPD	Pro-Beijing					DE
António Ng Kuok Cheong	ANM	Pro-democracy					DE	DE
Alberto Madeira Noronha	勞工同盟	Macanese					DE
Pang Va Kam						IE^{[lower-alpha 8]}	IE
José João de Deus Rodrigues do Rosário						AP	AP	AP^{[lower-alpha 9]}
Raimundo Arrais do Rosário						AP^{[lower-alpha 10]}	AP	AP
Beatriz Amélia Alves de Sousa Oliveira Basto da Silva							AP
António Correia							AP
António José Félix Pontes						AP^{[lower-alpha 10]}	AP	AP
Maria Edith da Silva								AP^{[lower-alpha 9]}
Henrique Miguel Rodrigues de Senna Fernandes								AP ^{[lower-alpha 7]}
Chan Kai Kit	Economy and People's Livelihood Promotion Association	Pro-Beijing						DE
Liu Yuk Lun	Economy and People's Livelihood Promotion Association	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
José Manuel de Oliveira Rodrigues						IE^{[lower-alpha 8]}		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		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE
Anabela Fátima Xavier Sales Ritchie		Pro-Beijing	IE
Lau Cheok Vá		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE	IE
Leonel Alberto Alves		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
Hoi Sai Iun (Hoi Sai Un)		Pro-Beijing	IE	IE
Victor Ng Wing Lok		Pro-Beijing	IE
Philip Xavier			AP	AP	AP
Leong Heng Teng	UNIPRO	Pro-Beijing	DE	DE	DE
Kou Hoi In	UNIPRO	Pro-Beijing	DE	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE	IE
Tong Chi Kin	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
Liu Yuk Lun	Economy and People's Livelihood Promotion Association	Pro-Beijing	DE
Fong Chi Keong	UBM	Pro-Beijing	DE	IE	DE	IE	AP
David Chow Kam-fai	繁榮澳門同盟	Pro-Beijing	DE	DE	DE
Iong Weng Ian	UNIPRO	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
Stanley Au Chong-kit		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP
Cheong Vai Kei		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP
Vong Hin Fai		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP		AP	AP	IE	IE
Ho Teng Iat		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP	IE
José Manuel de Oliveira Rodrigues		Pro-Beijing	AP	AP
João Baptista Manuel Leão		Pro-Beijing	AP
Tsui Wai Kwan		Pro-Beijing		AP	AP	AP	AP
Vitor Cheung Lup Kwan	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
Leong Iok Wa	UPD	Pro-Beijing		DE	DE
João Bosco Cheang Hong Lok	娛職聯誼會	Pro-Beijing		DE
Jorge Manuel Fão	繁榮澳門同盟	Pro-Beijing		DE
Cheang Chi Keong		Pro-Beijing		IE	IE	IE	IE
Chan Chak Mo		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^{[lower-alpha 11]}	DE	DE	DE	IE
Ung Choi Kun	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
Lei Pui Lam		Pro-Beijing			AP
Sam Chan Io		Pro-Beijing			AP
José Chui Sai Peng		Pro-Beijing			AP	AP	IE	IE	IE
Ieong Tou Hong		Pro-Beijing			AP
Lao Pun Lap		Pro-Beijing			AP
Mak Soi Kun	UGM	Pro-Beijing				DE	DE	DE
Paul Chan Wai Chi	ANM	Pro-democracy				DE
Melinda Chan Mei Yi	MUDAR	Pro-Beijing				DE	DE
Ho Ion Sang	UNIPRO	Pro-Beijing				DE	DE	DE	IE
Tommy Lau Veng Seng		Pro-Beijing				AP	AP
Dominic Sio Chi Wai		Pro-Beijing				AP	AP
Tong Io Cheng		Pro-Beijing				AP	AP
Ho Sio Kam		Pro-Beijing				AP
Ho Iat Seng		Pro-Beijing				IE	IE	IE^{[lower-alpha 12]}
Si Ka Lom	ACUM	Pro-Beijing					DE	DE	DE
Song Pek Kei	ACUM	Pro-Beijing					DE	DE	DE
Zheng Anting	UGM	Pro-Beijing					DE	DE	DE
Leong Veng Chai	NE	Pro-democracy					DE
Wong Kit Cheng	UNIPRO	Pro-Beijing					DE
Wong Kit Cheng	AGMM	Pro-Beijing						DE	DE
Lam Heong Sang		Pro-Beijing				IE	IE
Lei Cheng I	UPD	Pro-Beijing					IE	DE	DE
Chan Iek Lap		Pro-Beijing					IE	IE	IE
Chan Hong		Pro-Beijing					IE	IE
Ma Chi Seng		Pro-Beijing					AP	AP	AP
Leong Sun Iok	UPD	Pro-Beijing						DE	DE
Lam Iok Fong	Cívico	Centrist						DE
Sulu Sou Ka Hou	ANM	Pro-democracy						DE
Ip Sio Kai		Pro-Beijing						IE	IE
Lei Chan U		Pro-Beijing						IE	IE
Lam Lon Wai		Pro-Beijing						IE	IE
Wang Sai Man		Pro-Beijing						IE^{[lower-alpha 12]}	IE
Iau Teng Pio		Pro-Beijing						AP	AP
Wu Chou Kit		Pro-Beijing						AP	AP
Fong Ka Chio		Pro-Beijing						AP
Pang Chuan		Pro-Beijing						AP	AP
Lao Chi Ngai		Pro-Beijing						AP
Chan Wa Keong		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

↑ Carlos Augusto Corrêa Paes d’Assumpção died in office on 20 April 1992.
1 2 Li Sai Veng died in office, Victor Ng Wing Lok succeeded the seat in January 1980.^[1]
1 2 Ho Yin died in office on 6 December 1983, Roque Choi succeeded the seat later.
1 2 Pedro Ló da Silva left office and was succeeded by Joaquim Jorge Perestrelo Neto Valente.
↑ Known as "FADM" before 1988.
1 2 Luís Filipe Ferreira Simões left office after term ended, the seat was succeeded by José António Pinto Belo.
1 2 Rui António Craveiro Afonso left office in 1997, so the seat was succeeded by Henrique Miguel Rodrigues de Senna Fernandes.
1 2 3 4 Elected for new seats in by-election on 10 March 1991.^[2]
1 2 José João de Deus Rodrigues do Rosário was succeeded in 1997 by Maria Edith da Silva.
1 2 Appointed after by-election.
↑ Known as "Alliance for the Development of Macau" before 2009.
1 2 Ho Iat Seng resigned on 5 July 2019 to run for Chief Executive and was succeeded by Wang Sai Man following the by-election of Industry, Commerce and Finance seat on 25 November 2019.

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↑ 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.

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[1] Carlos Augusto Corrêa Paes d’Assumpção died in office on 20 April 1992.

[Li-3] 1 2 Li Sai Veng died in office, Victor Ng Wing Lok succeeded the seat in January 1980.^[1]

[Ho-4] 1 2 Ho Yin died in office on 6 December 1983, Roque Choi succeeded the seat later.

[羅-5] 1 2 Pedro Ló da Silva left office and was succeeded by Joaquim Jorge Perestrelo Neto Valente.

[6] Known as "FADM" before 1988.

[Simões-7] 1 2 Luís Filipe Ferreira Simões left office after term ended, the seat was succeeded by José António Pinto Belo.

[Afonso-8] 1 2 Rui António Craveiro Afonso left office in 1997, so the seat was succeeded by Henrique Miguel Rodrigues de Senna Fernandes.

[new-9] 1 2 3 4 Elected for new seats in by-election on 10 March 1991.^[2]

[Rosário-10] 1 2 José João de Deus Rodrigues do Rosário was succeeded in 1997 by Maria Edith da Silva.

[appointed_after_by-e-11] 1 2 Appointed after by-election.

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

[HoIS-14] 1 2 Ho Iat Seng resigned on 5 July 2019 to run for Chief Executive and was succeeded by Wang Sai Man 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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