32 (of the 41) seats to the Urban Council 27 (of the 39) seats to the Regional Council
Registered
2,450,372 34.46%
Turnout
561,778 (22.93%) 0.21pp
First party
Second party
Third party
Leader
Martin Lee
Tsang Yok-sing
Frederick Fung
Party
Democratic
DAB
ADPL
Last election
New party
New party
2 seats, 5.37%
Seats won
12 UC 11 RC
5 UC 3 RC
5 UC 3 RC
Seat change
12
4
4
Popular vote
205,823
70,690
38,918
Percentage
36.91%
16.24%
6.98%
Swing
N/A
N/A
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Fourth party
Fifth party
Sixth party
Leader
Hu Fa-kuang
Lau Kong-wah
Allen Lee
Party
LDF
Civil Force
Liberal
Last election
3 seats, 9.99%
New party
New party
Seats won
1 UC 3 RC
0 UC 1 RC
1 UC 0 RC
Seat change
1
1
1
Popular vote
25,398
10,546
7,188
Percentage
4.55%
1.89%
1.29%
Swing
5.44pp
N/A
N/A
Chairmen before election
Ronald Leung (UC) Lam Wai-keung (RC)
Elected Chairmen
Ronald Leung (UC) Lau Wong-fat (RC)
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