11th Legislative Yuan

11th Legislative Yuan
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Overview
Legislative bodyLegislative Yuan
Jurisdiction Republic of China
Meeting placeLegislative Yuan Building
Term1 February 2024 – 31 January 2028
Election2024 Taiwanese legislative election
GovernmentChen Chien-jen cabinet
Cho cabinet
Group portrait, February 2024
Members113
SpeakerHan Kuo-yu (KMT)
Deputy SpeakerJohnny Chiang (KMT)
Majority LeaderFu Kun-chi (KMT)
Minority LeaderKer Chien-ming (DPP)
Secretary GeneralChou Chester W.L.
Seat composition for the 11th Legislative Yuan
  KMT (52)
  DPP (51)
  TPP (8)
  Independent (2)

The 11th Legislative Yuan is the current term of members of the Legislative Yuan of the Republic of China (Taiwan) which began on 1 February 2024.

Members were elected in the 2024 legislative election,[1][2] in which the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) lost majority status. This is the first time since the election of 2004 that no party received an absolute majority in the Legislative Yuan.[3] Han Kuo-yu was elected the President of the Legislative Yuan. The next legislative election is due for 2028.

Composition

Affiliation Elected in 2024 Current Remarks
Kuomintang 52 52
Democratic Progressive Party 51 51
Taiwan People's Party 8 8
Independent 2 2 Caucus with Kuomintang
Total 113 113

Note: Bold represents ruling party

Single-member constituency

Constituency Legislator Party
Taipei City I Rosalia Wu Democratic Progressive Party
II Wang Shih-chien Democratic Progressive Party
III Wang Hung-wei Kuomintang
IV Lee Yen-hsiu Kuomintang
V Wu Pei-yi Democratic Progressive Party
VI Lo Chih-chiang Kuomintang
VII Hsu Chiao-hsin Kuomintang
VIII Lai Shyh-bao Kuomintang
New Taipei City I Hung Mong-kai Kuomintang
II Lin Shu-fen Democratic Progressive Party
III Lee Kuen-cheng Democratic Progressive Party
IV Wu Ping-jui Democratic Progressive Party
V Su Chiao-hui Democratic Progressive Party
VI Chang Hung-lu Democratic Progressive Party
VII Yeh Yuan-chih Kuomintang
VIII Chang Chih-lun Kuomintang
IX Lin Te-fu Kuomintang
X Wu Chi-ming Democratic Progressive Party
XI Lo Ming-tsai Kuomintang
XII Liao Hsien-hsiang Kuomintang
Taoyuan City I Niu Hsu-ting Kuomintang
II Tu Chuan-chi Kuomintang
III Lu Ming-che Kuomintang
IV Wan Mei-ling Kuomintang
V Lu Yu-ling Kuomintang
VI Chiu Jo-hua Kuomintang
Taichung City I Tsai Chi-chang Democratic Progressive Party
II Yen Kuan-heng Kuomintang
III Yang Chiung-ying Kuomintang
IV Sean Liao Wei-hsiang Kuomintang
V Huang Chien-hao Kuomintang
VI Lo Ting-wei Kuomintang
VII Ho Hsin-chun Democratic Progressive Party
VIII Johnny Chiang Kuomintang
Tainan City I Lai Huei-yuen Democratic Progressive Party
II Kuo Kuo-wen Democratic Progressive Party
III Chen Ting-fei Democratic Progressive Party
IV Lin I-chin Democratic Progressive Party
V Lin Chun-hsien Democratic Progressive Party
VI Wang Ting-yu Democratic Progressive Party
Kaohsiung City I Chiu Yi-ying Democratic Progressive Party
II Chiu Chih-wei Democratic Progressive Party
III Lee Po-yi Democratic Progressive Party
IV Lin Tai-hua Democratic Progressive Party
V Lee Kun-tse Democratic Progressive Party
VI Huang Jie Democratic Progressive Party
VII Hsu Chih-chieh Democratic Progressive Party
VIII Lai Jui-lung Democratic Progressive Party
Hsinchu County I Hsu Hsin-ying Kuomintang
II Lin Szu-ming Kuomintang
Miaoli County I Chen Chao-ming Independent (Caucuses with KMT)
II Chiu Chen-chun Kuomintang
Changhua County I Chen Hsiu-bao Democratic Progressive Party
II Huang Hsiu-fang Democratic Progressive Party
III Hsieh Yi-fong Kuomintang hold
IV Chen Su-yueh Democratic Progressive Party
Nantou County I Ma Wen-chun Kuomintang
II Yu Hao Kuomintang
Yunlin County I Ting Hsueh-chung Kuomintang
II Liu Chien-kuo Democratic Progressive Party
Chiayi County I Tsai Yi-yu Democratic Progressive Party
II Chen Kuan-ting Democratic Progressive Party
Pingtung County I Chung Chia-pin Democratic Progressive Party
II Hsu Fu-kuei Democratic Progressive Party
Yilan County Chen Chun-yu Democratic Progressive Party
Hualien County Fu Kun-chi Kuomintang
Taitung County Huang Chien-pin Kuomintang
Penghu County Yang Yao Democratic Progressive Party
Kinmen County Chen Yu-jen Kuomintang
Lienchiang County Cheng Hsueh-sheng Kuomintang
Keelung City Jonathan Lin Kuomintang
Hsinchu City Cheng Cheng-chien Kuomintang
Chiayi City Wang Mei-hui Democratic Progressive Party
Lowland Aboriginal I Jeng Tian-tsair
(Sra Kacaw)		 Kuomintang
II Chen Ying
(Asenay Daliyalrep)		 Democratic Progressive Party
III Huang Jen
(Kin Cyang)		 Kuomintang
Highland Aboriginal I Kao Chin Su-mei
(Ciwas Ali)		 Independent (Caucuses with KMT)
II Wu Li-hua
(Saidhai Tahovecahe)		 Democratic Progressive Party
III Lu Hsien-yi
(Sasuyu Ruljuwan)		 Kuomintang

Party-list proportional representation

No. Name Party Remarks
1 Lin Yueh-chin Democratic Progressive Party
2 Puma Shen
3 Ariel Chang
4 Hung Sun-han Resigned on 24 November 2024 after appointed as Minister of Labor
5 Loh Meei-ling
6 You Si-kun Resigned on 2 February 2024 after failed re-election for President of the Legislative Yuan
7 Fan Yun
8 Ker Chien-ming
9 Shen Fa-hui
10 Chuang Jui-hsiung
11 Michelle Lin
12 Jean Kuo
13 Wang Cheng-hsu Replaced You Si-kun
14 Wang Yi-chuan Replaced Hung Sun-han
15 Chen Pei-yu
No. Name Party
1 Han Kuo-yu Kuomintang President of the Legislative Yuan
2 Ko Chih-en
3 Ko Ju-chun
4 Weng Hsiao-ling
5 Chen Jing-hui
6 Wu Tsung-hsien
7 Lin Chien-chi
8 Chen Yeong-kang
9 Hsu Yu-chen
10 Hsieh Lung-chieh
11 Su Ching-chuan
12 Chang Chia-chun
13 Wang Yu-min
No. Name Party
1 Huang Shan-shan Taiwan People's Party Resigned under "two-year clause"
2 Huang Kuo-chang Resigned under "two-year clause"
3 Chen Gau-tzu
4 Wu Chun-cheng Resigned on 25 February 2025 due to conflict of interest over "Strong Generation" project
5 Mai Yu-zhen Resigned under "two-year clause"
6 Lin Kuo-cheng Resigned under "two-year clause"
7 Lin Yi-chun Resigned under "two-year clause"
8 Chang Chi-kai Resigned under "two-year clause"
9 Liu Shu-pin Replaced Wu Chun-cheng
10 Hung Yu-shiang Replaced Huang Shan-shan
11 Tsai Chun-chou Replaced Huang Kuo-chang
12 Wang An-hsiang Replaced Mai Yu-zhen
13 Chiu Hui-ju Replaced Lin Kuo-cheng
14 Chen Ching-lung Replaced Lin Yi-chun
15 Li Zhenxiu Replaced Chang Chi-kai; ousted after expelled from party
16 Hsu Chung-hsin Replaced Li Chen-hsiu

References

  1. ↑ "Taiwan sets Jan 13, 2024 for presidential, legislative elections". Taiwan News. 2023-03-10. Retrieved 2023-08-08.
  2. ↑ "2024 presidential, legislative elections slated for Jan. 13: CEC". Focus Taiwan - CNA English News. 10 March 2023. Retrieved 2023-08-08.
  3. ↑ "No party gets majority in Legislature; KMT wins most seats". Focus Taiwan. 13 January 2024. Retrieved 13 January 2024.
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