Return Members
Below are all the members since the creation of the New Territories East constituency. The number of seats allocated to New Territories has been increased from 5 to 9 between 1998 and 2012 due to the enlargement.
| LegCo members for New Territories East, 1998 onwards | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Election | 1998 (1st LegCo) | 2000 (2nd LegCo) | 2004 (3rd LegCo) | 2008 (4th LegCo) | 2012 (5th LegCo) | ||||||||||||||
| Councilor Party |
Emily Lau Frontier (1998–2008) Democratic (2008–) |
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| Councilor Party |
Andrew Cheng Democratic (1998–2010) |
Fernando Cheung Labour |
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| Councilor Party |
Lau Kong-wah DAB Civil Force |
Elizabeth Quat DAB |
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| Councilor Party |
Cyd Ho Frontier |
Nelson Wong Democratic |
James Tien Liberal |
Nelson Wong Democratic |
Ray Chan People Power |
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| Councilor Party |
Andrew Wong Independent |
Leung Kwok-hung April Fifth Action (2004–06) LSD (2006–) |
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| Councilor Party |
New Seat | Ronny Tong Independent (2004–06) Civic (2006–) |
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| Councilor Party |
New Seat | Li Kwok-ying DAB |
Gary Chan DAB |
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| Councilor Party |
New Seat | James Tien Liberal |
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| Councilor Party |
New Seat | Gary Fan Neo Democrats |
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