"King of Votes" Bill Tang of FTU re-elected in Kowloon East constituency

Bill Tang of the Federation of Trade Unions has been dubbed the "King of Votes" after his victory in Kowloon East with 53,675 votes, the highest among male candidates.

For Hong Kong Island West, Judy Chan of the New People's Party took the seat previously held by her party's founder Regina Ip.

Here're the results in constituencies on Hong Kong Island and in Kowloon.

The two winners in Kowloon Central, DAB's Starry Lee and non-affiliated Kitson Yang, are both re-elected lawmakers.

They received 53,529 and 28,163 votes respectively in Kowloon Central, which is the most hotly contested geographical constituency.

Lee, who is a member of the National People's Congress Standing Committee, won more than 90,000 votes in the last election -- almost double this year's tally.

In Kowloon East, Bill Tang of the FTU comfortably retained his seat, with the highest number of votes among male candidates in all geographical constituencies.

Newcomer Cheung Pui-kong of the DAB narrowly defeated Leung Sze-wan and his party colleague, incumbent Frankie Ngan.

For Kowloon West, both the DAB's Vincent Cheng and Scott Leung of the Kowloon West New Dynamic succeeded in their re-election bid with 41,767 and 25,692 votes respectively.

For Island West, incumbent DAB's Chan Hok-fung won with 30,543 votes, followed by the New People's Party's Judy Chan, who switched from the election committee constituency.

The two Chans beat FTU's Kwok Wai-keung, who was a legislator representing the labour sector.

Judy Chan credits her win to Regina Ip for entrusting her, and vows to strengthen her Legco work in the coming four years.

For Island East, the FTU's Ng Chau-pei was re-elected, despite getting 24,000 votes less than that of previous election.

Newcomer DAB district councillor Chik Kit-ling secured a seat with 22,054 votes.