Helical polymers and macromolecules have precisely ordered stereostructures, and their potential applications include chiral separation and sensing based on molecular recognition and liquid crystalline formation by molecular ordering. Among them, π-conjugated polymers with a helical structure have often exhibited unique electro-and magnetoresponsibilies. In this review, we describe the helical π-conjugated macromolecules as electro-and magneto-responsible materials including our recent studies. In Chapter 2, the recent studies of helical polymeric molecules with π-conjugated structures are reviewed. We focus on "helicene" derivatives, which consist of fused-benzene and/or thiophene rings, in Chapter 3 and summarize their syntheses, characteristics, and optical properties based on the stiff structures and molecular ordering. Helical ladder polymers, "poly(thiaheterohelicene)s" comprised of fused-benzothiophene rings, are discussed in Chapter 4 among their stiff helical structure and π-conjugation. The combined functions of electro-and magnetoproperties of the chiral polymer are described using the example of poly(thiaheterohelicene)s, such as electron transmission along the helical main-chain and a molecule model of a molecular solenoid, in the final section.