9th Legislative Yuan

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Overview
Legislative body| Legislative Yuan
Jurisdiction| Taiwan
Meeting place| Legislative Yuan Building
Term| 1 February 2016 – 31 January 2020
Election| 2016 Taiwanese legislative election
Government| Executive Yuan of Lin Chuan
Executive Yuan of William Lai
Second Executive Yuan of Su Tseng-chang

Members| 113
Speaker| Su Jia-chyuan (DPP)
Deputy Speaker| Tsai Chi-chang
Secretary General| Lin Chih-chia
Majority Leader| Ker Chien-ming (DPP)
Minority Leader| Johnny Chiang (KMT)
9th Legislative Yuan members on February 1, 2016. Seat composition for the 9th Legislative Yuan

DPP (68)

KMT (35)

NPP (5)

PFP (3)

NPSU (1)

Independent (1)

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Su Jia-chyuan (DPP), speaker of Legislative Yuan (Party list) Tsai Chi-chang (DPP), deputy speaker of Legislative Yuan (Taichung 1)

The 9th Legislative Yuan was a term of members of the Legislative Yuan of Taiwan, from 1 February 2016 to 31 January 2020. Members were elected in the 16 January 2016 legislative election. The ruling Democratic Progressive Party control the Legislative Yuan for the first time. The next legislative election was held on January 11, 2020 for the Tenth Legislative Yuan.[1]

The list is arranged by single-member constituency (district) and party-list proportional representation.

## Single-member constituency

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Chiang Wan-an (KMT, Taipei 3) Huang Kuo-chang (NPP, New Taipei 12) Ker Chien-ming (DPP, Hsinchu City). Leader of the DPP in the Legislative Yuan. Constituency | Name | Pinyin | Chinese | Party

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Changhua County | 1st  | Ko Cheng-fang |  | 柯呈坊 |  | Kuomintang
2nd  | Huang Hsiu-fang | Huáng Xiùfāng | 黃秀芳 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
3rd  | Hung Chin-yi | Hóng Zōngyì | 洪宗熠 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
4th  | Chen Su-yueh | Chén Sùyuè | 陳素月 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Chiayi City | Lee Chun-yi | Lǐ Jùnyì | 李俊俋 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Chiayi County | 1st  | Tsai Yi-yu | Cài Yìyú | 蔡易餘 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2nd  | Chen Ming-wen | Chén Míngwén | 陳明文 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Hsinchu City | Ker Chien-ming | Kē Jiànmíng | 柯建銘 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Hsinchu County | Lin Wei-chou | Lín Wèizhōu | 林為洲 |  | Kuomintang
Hualien County | Hsiao Bi-khim | Xiāo Měiqín | 蕭美琴 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Kaohsiung City | 1st | Chiu Yi-ying | Qiū Yìyíng | 邱議瑩 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2nd | Chiu Chih-wei | Qiū Zhìwěi | 邱志偉 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
3rd  | Liu Shyh-fang | Liú Shìfāng | 劉世芳 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
4th  | Lin Tai-hua | Lín Dàihuà | 林岱樺 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
5th  | Kuan Bi-ling | Guǎn Bìlíng | 管碧玲 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
6th  | Lee Kun-tse | Lǐ Kūnzé | 李昆澤 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
7th  | Chao Tien-lin | Zhào Tiānlín | 趙天麟 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
8th  | Hsu Chih-chieh | Xǔ Zhìjié | 許智傑 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
9th  | Lai Jui-lung | Lài Ruìlóng | 賴瑞隆 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Keelung | Tsai Shih-ying | Cài Shìyìng | 蔡適應 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Kinmen County | Yang Cheng-wu (resigned)

Chen Yu-jen (by-election)

| Yáng Zhènwú Chén Yùzhēn | 楊鎮浯 陳玉珍 |  | Kuomintang
Lienchiang County | Chen Hsueh-sheng | Chén Xuěshēng | 陳雪生 |  | Kuomintang
Miaoli County | 1st  | Chen Chao-ming | Chén Chāomíng | 陳超明 |  | Kuomintang
2nd  | Hsu Chih-jung | Xú Zhìróng | 徐志榮 |  | Kuomintang
Nantou County | 1st  | Ma Wen-chun | Mǎ Wénjūn | 馬文君 |  | Kuomintang
2nd  | Hsu Shu-hua | Xǔ Shūhuá | 許淑華 |  | Kuomintang
New Taipei City | 1st | Lu Sun-ling | Lǚ Sūnlíng | 呂孫綾 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2nd | Lin Shu-fen | Lín Shūfēn | 林淑芬 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
3rd | Yu Tian | Yú Tiān | 余天 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
4th | Wu Ping-jui | Wú Bǐngruì | 吳秉叡 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
5th | Su Chiao-hui | Sū Qiǎohuì | 蘇巧慧 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
6th | Chang Hung-lu | Zhāng Hónglù | 張宏陸 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
7th | Lo Chih-cheng | Luó Zhìzhèng | 羅致政 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
8th | Chiang Yung-chang | Jiāng Yǒngchāng | 江永昌 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
9th | Lin Te-fu | Lín Défú | 林德福 |  | Kuomintang
10th | Wu Chi-ming | Wú Qímíng | 吳琪銘 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
11th | Lo Ming-tsai | Luó Míngcái | 羅明才 |  | Kuomintang
12th | Huang Kuo-chang | Huáng Guóchāng | 黃國昌 |  | New Power Party
Penghu County | Yang Yao | Yáng Yào | 楊曜 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Pingtung County | 1st  | Su Chen-ching | Sū Zhènqīng | 蘇震清 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2nd  | Chung Chia-pin | Zhōng Jiābīn | 鍾佳濱 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
3rd  | Chuang Jui-hsiung | Zhuāng Ruìxióng | 莊瑞雄 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Taichung City | 1st  | Tsai Chi-chang | Cài Qíchāng | 蔡其昌 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2nd  | Yen Kuan-heng | Yán Kuānhéng | 顏寬恒 |  | Kuomintang
3rd  | Hung Tzu-yung | Hóng Cíyōng | 洪慈庸 |  | New Power Party/Independent
4th  | Chang Liao Wan-chien | Zhāng-Liào Wànjiān | 張廖萬堅 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
5th  | Shen Chih-hwei | Shĕn Zhìhuì | 沈智慧 |  | Kuomintang
6th  | Huang Kuo-shu | Huáng Guóshū | 黃國書 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
7th  | Ho Hsin-chun | Hé Xīnchún | 何欣純 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
8th  | Johnny Chiang | Jiāng Qǐchén | 江啟臣 |  | Kuomintang
Tainan City | 1st  | Yeh Yi-jin | Yè Yíjīn | 葉宜津 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2nd  | Kuo Kuo-wen | Guō Guówén | 郭國文 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
3rd  | Chen Ting-fei | Chén Tíngfēi | 陳亭妃 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
4th  | Lin Chun-hsien | Lín Jùnxiàn | 林俊憲 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
5th  | Wang Ting-yu | Wáng Dìngyǔ | 王定宇 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Taipei City | 1st | Rosalia Wu | Wú Sīyáo | 吳思瑤 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2nd | Ho Chih-wei | He Zhìwěi | 何志偉 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
3rd | Chiang Wan-an | Jiǎng Wàn'ān | 蔣萬安 |  | Kuomintang
4th | Lee Yen-hsiu | Lǐ Yànxiù | 李彥秀 |  | Kuomintang
5th | Freddy Lim | Lín Chǎngzuǒ | 林昶佐 |  | New Power Party/Independent
6th | Chiang Nai-shin | Jiǎng Nǎixīn | 蔣乃辛 |  | Kuomintang
7th | Alex Fai | Fèi Hóngtài | 費鴻泰 |  | Kuomintang
8th | Lai Shyh-bao | Lài Shìbǎo | 賴士葆 |  | Kuomintang
Taitung County | Liu Chao-hao | Liú Zhàoháo | 劉櫂豪 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Taoyuan City | 1st | Cheng Yun-peng | Zhèng Yùnpéng | 鄭運鵬 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2nd | Chen Lai Su-mei | Chén-Lài Sùměi | 陳賴素美 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
3rd | Apollo Chen | Chén Xuéshèng | 陳學聖 |  | Kuomintang
4th | Cheng Pao-ching | Zhèng Bǎoqīng | 鄭寶清 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
5th | Lu Yu-ling | Lǚ Yùlíng | 呂玉玲 |  | Kuomintang
6th | Chao Cheng-yu | Zhào Zhèngyǔ | 趙正宇 |  | Independent
Yilan County | Chen Ou-po | Chén Ōupò | 陳歐珀 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Yunlin County | 1st  | Su Chih-fen | Sū Zhìfēn | 蘇治芬 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2nd  | Liu Chien-kuo | Liú Jiànguó | 劉建國 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Lowland Aborigine
(3 seats)  | Jeng Tian-Tsair
(Sra Kacaw) | Zhèng Tiāncái | 鄭天財 |  | Kuomintang
Chen Ying
(Asenay Daliyalrep) | Chén Yíng | 陳瑩 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Liao Kuo-tung
(Sufin Siluko) | Liào Guódòng | 廖國棟 |  | Kuomintang
Highland Aborigine
(3 seats)  | Kung Wen-chi
(Yosi Takun) | Kǒng Wénjí | 孔文吉 |  | Kuomintang
Chien Tung-ming
(Uliw Qaljupayare) | Jiǎn Dōngmíng | 簡東明 |  | Kuomintang
Kao Chin Su-mei
(Ciwas Ali) | Gāo-Jīn Sùméi | 高金素梅 |  | Non-Partisan Solidarity Union

## Party-list Proportional Representation

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Democratic Progressive Party

№ | Name | Pinyin | Chinese | Party
1  | Wu Kuen-yuh | Wú Kūnyù | 吳焜裕 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
2  | Wu Yu-chin | Wú Yùqín | 吳玉琴 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
3  | Chen Man-li | Chén Mànlì | 陳曼麗 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
5  | Frida Tsai | Cài Péihuì | 蔡培慧 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
6  | Wang Jung-chang | Wáng Róngzhāng | 王榮璋 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
8  | Karen Yu | Yú Wǎnrú | 余宛如 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
9  | Su Jia-chyuan | Sū Jiāquán | 蘇嘉全 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
10  | Tuan Yi-kang | Duàn Yíkāng | 段宜康 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
13  | Yu Mei-nu | Yóu Měinǚ | 尤美女 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
14  | Lee Ying-yuan | Lǐ Yīngyuán | 李應元 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
16  | Lin Ching-yi | Lín Jìngyí | 林靜儀 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
18  | Chou Chun-mi | Zhōu Chūnmǐ | 周春米 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
19  | Shih Yi-fang | Shī Yìfāng | 施義芳 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
20  | Lee Li-feng | Lǐ Lìfēn | 李麗芬 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
21  | Julian Kuo |  | 郭正亮 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
22  | Chiu Tai-yuan |  | 邱泰源 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
23  | Chiang Chieh-an |  | 蔣絜安 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
24  | Chen Ching-min |  | 陳靜敏 |  | Democratic Progressive Party
Kuomintang
№ | Name | Pinyin | Chinese | Party
1  | Wang Jin-pyng | Wáng Jīnpíng | 王金平 |  | Kuomintang
2  | Ko Chih-en | Kē Zhì'ēn | 柯志恩 |  | Kuomintang
3  | Arthur Chen | Chén Yímín | 陳宜民 |  | Kuomintang
4  | Lin Li-chan | Lín Lìchán | 林麗蟬 |  | Kuomintang
5  | Jason Hsu | XǔYùrén | 許毓仁 |  | Kuomintang
6  | Tseng Ming-chung | Céng Míngzōng | 曾銘宗 |  | Kuomintang
7  | Huang Chao-shun | Huáng Zhāoshùn | 黃昭順 |  | Kuomintang
8  | John Wu | Wú Zhìyáng | 吳志揚 |  | Kuomintang
12  | Alicia Wang | Wáng Yùmǐn | 王育敏 |  | Kuomintang
14  | Lin Yih-hwa |  | 林奕華 |  | Kuomintang
15  | Jennifer Tung |  | 童惠珍 |  | Kuomintang
People First Party
№ | Name | Pinyin | Chinese | Party
1  | Lee Hung-chun | Lǐ Hóngjūn | 李鴻鈞 |  | People First Party
2  | Chen Yi-chieh | Chén Yíjié | 陳怡潔 |  | People First Party
3  | Chou Chen Hsiu-hsia | Zhōu Chén Xiùxiá | 周陳秀霞 |  | People First Party
New Power Party
№ | Name | Pinyin | Chinese | Party
1  | Jang Show-ling | Zhèng Xiùlíng | 鄭秀玲 |  | New Power Party
2  | Hsu Yung-ming | Xú Yǒngmíng | 徐永明 |  | New Power Party

## Members resigned during tenure

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Nationwide | Cheng Li-chun | Zhèng Lìjūn | 鄭麗君 |  | Democratic Progressive Party | Appointed as Minister of Culture (20 May 2016)
Nationwide | Lee Ying-yuan | Lǐ Yīngyuán | 李應元 |  | Democratic Progressive Party | Appointed as Minister of Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan (20 May 2016)
Nationwide | Wellington Koo | Gù Lìxióng | 顧立雄 |  | Democratic Progressive Party | Appointed as Chairperson of Ill-gotten Party Assets Settlement Committee (1 September 2016)
Nationwide | Hsu Kuo-yung | Xú Guóyǒng | 徐國勇 |  | Democratic Progressive Party | Appointed as Spokesperson of Executive Yuan (1 October 2016)
Nationwide | Kolas Yotaka | Gǔlàsī Yóudákǎ | 谷辣斯·尤達卡 |  | Democratic Progressive Party | Appointed as Spokesperson of Executive Yuan (16 July 2018)
Nationwide | Chang Li-shan | Zhāng Lìshàn | 張麗善 |  | Kuomintang | Running in election (2 November 2018)
Nationwide | Chen Chi-mai | Chén Qímài | 陳其邁 |  | Democratic Progressive Party | Running in election (3 November 2018)
Taipei 2nd | Pasuya Yao | Yáo Wénzhì | 姚文智 |  | Democratic Progressive Party | Running in election (18 November 2018)
Taichung 5th | Lu Shiow-yen | Lú Xìuyàn | 盧秀燕 |  | Kuomintang | Running in election (20 November 2018)
Changhua 1st | Wang Huei-mei | Wáng Huìměi | 王惠美 |  | Kuomintang | Elected as Magistrate of Changhua County (25 December 2018)
Tainan 2nd | Huang Wei-cher | Huáng Wěizhé | 黃偉哲 |  | Democratic Progressive Party | Elected as Mayor of Tainan City (25 December 2018)
Nationwide | Hsu Chen-wei | Xú Zhēnwèi | 徐榛蔚 |  | Kuomintang | Elected as Magistrate of Hualien County (25 December 2018)
Kinmen County | Yang Cheng-wu | Yáng Zhènwú | 楊鎮浯 |  | Kuomintang | Elected as Magistrate of Kinmen County (25 December 2018)
New Taipei 3rd | Gao Jyh-peng | Gāo Zhìpéng | 高志鵬 |  | Democratic Progressive Party | Removed from office upon conviction (26 December 2018)
Nationwide | Kawlo Iyun Pacidal | Gāolù Yǐyòng Bājǐlá | 高潞·以用·巴魕剌 |  | New Power Party | Removed from legislature after revocation of party membership (2 September 2019)

## References

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1. ^ "2016 The 14th Presidential and Vice Presidential Election and The 9th Legislator Election". Archived from the original on 2017-06-24. Retrieved 2016-01-16.

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