Cheng Kar Foo Andrew

Andrew Cheng Kar-foo (born 28 April 1960 in Hong Kong) is a Roman Catholic deacon, Hong Kong former politician and solicitor.

Cheng stood down at the 2012 election, in which he supported several pan-democratic candidates in New Territories East. He helped Gary Fan, who stood second in his list in previous elections and also quit the Democratic Party owing to disagreement over the 2010 electoral reform proposals, of Neo Democrats to win a seat in the constituency. He joined D100 as a radio host after retiring from the Legislative Council.

Although once denied rejoining electoral politics, Cheng changed his mind and contested the 2016 legislative election in New Territories East. He lost the bid with only 3.08% support. Three of Neo Democrat's Shatin District Councillors defected from Gary Fan to Cheng on the election day; they were subsequently dismissed from the party for Fan's failure in re-election.

On 18 July 2026, Cheng was ordained Permanent Deacon by Archbishop Bernard Longley of Birmingham in St. Chad's Cathedral.

Personal life Cheng is married to Chan Kwai-ying, who is a cousin of his fellow Democrat Wong Sing-chi, and is a father of two.