Pak Nga (constituency)

Pak Nga is a constituency in the Islands District of Hong Kong. It is one of the nine constituencies in the district and elects one member to the Islands District Council.

The constituency is named after the Pak Nga Au area located within it. It covers a geographical area primarily on Lantau Island, encompassing the villages of Pak Mong, Nga Yiu Tau, Fan Lau, and nearby settlements. The boundaries are subject to periodic review and adjustments by the Electoral Affairs Commission.

Historically, the constituency has been represented by individuals from various political backgrounds, including independent and pro-establishment candidates. Elections are held every four years. The demographics of the area are largely rural, and key issues for residents often include environmental protection, infrastructure development, and transportation.

Voter turnout in Pak Nga varies between elections, and is often influenced by broader political trends in Hong Kong. The elected representative is responsible for representing the interests of the constituency within the Islands District Council, participating in local governance and decision-making processes.