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2001 Macanese legislative election

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Field	Value
country	Macau
previous_election	1996
next_election	2005
seats_for_election	Ten of the 27 seats in the Legislative Assembly
election_date	23 September 2001
heading1	Pro-Beijing parties
party1	Union for Development	leader1 = Kwan Tsui Hang	percentage1 = 16.04	seats1 = 2	last_election1 = 1
party2	Union for Promoting Progress	leader2 = Leong Heng Teng	percentage2 = 13.92	seats2 = 2	last_election2 = 2
party3	Convergence for Development	leader3 = David Chow	percentage3 = 12.37	seats3 = 2	last_election3 = 1
party4	Association for Promotion of Social Services and Education	leader4 = Vitor Cheung Lup-kwan	percentage4 = 12.29	seats4 = 1	last_election4 = new
party5	Employees and Wage-Earners Association	leader5 = João Bosco Cheang	percentage5 = 6.38	seats5 = 1	last_election5 = 0
heading6	Pro-democracy parties
party6	ANMD	leader6 = Antonio Ng	percentage6 = 20.95	seats6 = 2	last_election6 = 1
title	President
before_election	Susana Chou
before_party	DCAR
after_election	Susana Chou
after_party	OMKC

Legislative elections were held in Macau on 23 September 2001 for members of the 1st Legislative Assembly of Macau since the establishment of the Macau Special Administrative Region (MSAR) in 1999.

Results

Members

Directly-elected members

1. Antonio Ng (ANMD, with 16,961 votes)
1. Kwan Tsui Hang (UPD, with 12,990 votes)
1. Leong Heng Teng (UPP, 11.276 votes)
1. David Chow (CODEM, with 10,016 votes)
1. Vitor Cheung Lup Kwan ( ARSEM, with 9,955 votes)
1. Au Kam San (ANMD, with 8,480.5 votes)
1. Leong Iok Wa ( UPD, with 6,495 votes)
1. Iong Weng Ian (UPP, with 5,638 votes)
1. João Bosco Cheang (AEA, with 5,170 votes)
1. Jorge Manuel Fão (CODEM, with 5,008 votes)

Members for indirect returned of the Legislative Assembly in the second term:

Chan Chak Mo and Fong Chi Keong (DCAR –Group representing welfare, cultural, educational and sports interests: with 1 364 votes)
Susana Chou, Hoi Sai Iun, Kou Hoi In and Cheang Chi Keong (OMKC Group representing business: with 279 votes)
Lau Cheok Vá and Tong Chi Kin (CCCAE Group representing labor: with 261 votes)
Chui Sai Cheong and Leonel Alberto Alves (OMCY Group representing professional: with 188 votes)

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