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Macau elects on national level a legislature. The Legislative Assembly is made up of 29 members, of whom 12 are elected by popular vote and proportional representation, 10 elected from functional constituencies and 7 appointed by the Chief Executive.

Latest elections

Legislative Assembly election

Main article: Macanese legislative election, 2013

Summary of the 15 September 2013 Legislative Assembly of Macau election results
№	Political affiliation	Popular votes	% of Votes	Change in % of vote	Seats	Net change in seats
13	United Citizens Association of Macau (ACUM)	26,385	18.02	6.02	3	1
8	Macau-Guangdong Union (UMG)	16,248	11.09	3.79	2	1
14	Union for Promoting Progress (UPP)	15,816	10.80	0.90	2	1
9	New Hope (NE)	13,118	8.96	0.14	2	1
1	New Union for Macau’s Development (NUDM)	13,086	8.94	1.00	1
6	Union for Development (UPD)	11,961	8.17	6.71	1	1
19	Prosperous Democratic Macau Association^{[nb 1]} (APMD)	10,986	7.50	4.08	1	1
5	New Democratic Macau Association^{[nb 1]} (ANMD)	8,826	6.03	1.74	1
12	Alliance for Change (Mudar)	8,755	5.98	0.44	1

7	Civil Watch (Cívico)	5,524	3.57	0.19	0
20	Caring Macau (CPM)	5,323	3.63	N/A	0
2	New Macau Liberals^{[nb 1]} (LNM)	3,227	2.20	N/A	0
11	Association for Together Efforts to Improve the Community (MAC)	2,306	1.57	N/A	0
18	Innovative Action (AI)	1,641	1.12	N/A	0
10	Macau Ideals (IM)	1,006	0.69	N/A	0
3	Activism for Democracy Association (AAPD)	923	0.63	N/A	0
4	Association for Promotion of Civic Rights (APDC)	848	0.58	N/A	0
16	Supervision by the Lower Class (SPCB)	368	0.25	N/A	0
15	Workers' Movement Front (MO)	227	0.15	N/A	0
17	Democratic Society Alliance (ALDES)	179	0.12	N/A	0
Total and Turnout		151,881	100		14	2
Valid votes		146,453	96.42
Invalid votes		1,083	0.72
Blank votes		4,345	2.86
Eligible voters		276,034
Functional constituencies and appointed members
—	Macau Business Interest Union (OMKC)				4
—	Employees Association Joint Candidature Commission (CCCAE)				2
—	Macau professional Interest Union (OMCY)				3	1
—	Association for Promotion of Social Services and Education (APSSE)				1	1
—	Excellent Culture and Sports Union Association (União Excelente)				2
—	Members appointed by the Chief Executive				7

Chief Executive election

Main article: List of Macanese Chief Executive elections

Summary of the 2009 Macanese Chief Executive election result
Candidates		Parties	Votes	%
	Fernando Chui Sai On	Non-partisan	282	95.27%
Total			282	100%
Valid votes			282	92.76%
Invalid votes			0	0%
Blank votes			14	4.73%
Votes cast / turnout			296	98.67%
Eligible voters			300
Source: Official results by Electoral Affairs Commission of Macau.

References

1 2 3 These are the three electoral lists of New Macau Association

External links

Chief Executive Election Law (English)
Chief Executive Election Law (Portuguese)
Chief Executive Election Law (Chinese)

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