Solomon Islands Elections 2010

2010 Election Results

No.	Constituency	Name	Political Party	Occupation/Qualification	Winning Votes	Percentage of Winning Votes to Total Votes Casted
1	Aoke-Langa Langa	Matthew Cooper Wale	SIDP	Chartered Public Accountant	1681	37.3
2	Baegu-Asifola	Toswell Kaua	Independent	PGDip Education	1037	23.7
3	Central Guadalcanal	Peter Shannel Agouvaka	OUR Party	Civil Engineer	2526	55.4
4	Central Honiara	John Moffat Fugui	PAP	Former Political Advisor/MA	1240	14.9
5	Central Kwara'ae	Jackson Fiulaua	Independent	Private Businessman	2936	45.5
6	Central Makira	Hypolite Taremae	Independent	Rural Farmer	1360	33.9
7	East 'Are'are	Andrew Hanaria Keniasina	PCP	Private Businessman	1000	24.9
8	East Central Guadalcanal	Joseph Onika	OUR Party	Former National Athlete	1133	25.3
9	East Choiseul	Manasseh Sogavare Damukana	OUR Party	Masters in Management Studies	1913	72.3
10	East Guadalcanal	Braddley Tovosia	Independent	Former Member of Assembly, Guadalcanal Province	1630	-
11	East Honiara	Douglas Ete	DDP	Former Civil Servant/ CEO MHMS	3178	38.7
12	East Kwaio	Stanley Festus Sofu	SIDP	Mechanic	3973	68.9
13	East Makira	Alfred Ghiro	SIDP	Former Member of Provincial Assembly, Makira Ulawa Province	1480	22.9
14	East Malaita	Manasseh Maelanga	SIDP	Former Police Officer	2845	73.9
15	Fataleka	Steve William Abana	SIDP	Diploma in Tropical Agriculture	1954	-
16	Gao-Bugotu	Samuel Manetoali	Rural Urban Political Party	Lawyer	2479	66.9
17	Gizo-Kolombangara	Gordon Darcy Lilo	SIPRA	Master of Development and Administration, ANU	1942	40.6
18	Hograno-Kia-Havulei	Selwyn Riumana	Independent	MA in Agriculture,National Pingtung University of Science and Technology, Taiwan	1461	35.3
19	Lau-Mbaelelea	Walter Folotalu	SIDP	Former Police Officer	2370	-
20	Malaita Outer Islands	Martin Kialoe	SIDP	-	-	-
21	Maringe-Kokota	Varian Lonamei	Independent Democratic Party	Diploma in Commerce, University of Technology, Papua New Guinea	1385	32.7
22	Marovo	Snyder Rini	Independent	BA in Accountancy	2520	37.2
23	Ngella	Mark Roboliu Kemakeza	Independent	Diploma Finance and Administration, University of the South Pacific Centre, Honiara	1966	24.5
24	North East Guadalcanal	Derek David Sikua	Liberal Party	Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in the Field of Educational Decentralisation – The University of Waikato, NZ.	2535	56.3
25	North Guadalcanal	Martin Sophage	Independent	Private Businessman	1489	31.4
26	North Malaita	Jimmy Lusibaea	Independent	Mechanic	3091	52.0
27	North New Georgia	Job Duddley Tausinga	SIPRA	BA, University of Papua New Guinea	1419	74.2
28	North Vella La Vella	Milner Tozaka	PAP	Postgraduate Diploma in Management & Sociology, University of South Pacific (USP)	1225	45.1
29	North West Choiseul	Connelly Sadakabatu	Independent		1408	30.0
30	North West Guadalcanal	Horst Bobo Dettke	Independent	Private Businessman	2,228	41.6
31	Rannogga-Simbo	Charles Sigoto	RDP-SI	Nursing Officer	1485	39.3
32	Rennell-Bellona	Seth Gukuna	PCP	Master of Business Administration, University of the South Pacific	882	47.9
33	Savo-Russells	Dickson Mua Panakitasi	Our Party	Teacher	1840	42.7
34	Shortlands (By-election)	Steve Laore(died 25 Aug 2010) Chris Laore	Independent -	Private Businessman/ Mechanic Physiotherapist	1073 1353	50.3
35	Small Malaita	Rick Hounipwela	SIDP	Economist	1677	-
36	South Choiseul	Elijah Doro Muala	SINP	Accountant	635	17.7
37	South Guadalcanal	David Day Pacha	SIDP	Reverend	-	-
38	South New Georgia-Rendova-Tetepare	Danny Philip	RDP-SI	Former Member of Parliament/ Chairman Parliamentary Entitlements Commission	1579	39.4
39	South Vella La Vella	Lionel Alex	Independent	-	997	26.5
40	Temotu Nende	Commins Aston Mewa	Independent	Provincial Administrator/Private Businessman	1467	29.9
41	Temotu Pele	Martin Magga	Independent	Diploma in Diplomacy,University of Papua New Guinea	897	-
42	Temotu Vatud	Clay Forau Soalaoi	People's Federation Party	Diploma in Secondary Teaching (Science), Solomon Islands College of Higher Education	602	-
43	Ulawa-Ugi	James Tora	SIDP	Attended Honiara Technical Institute	641	26.1
44	West 'Are'are	John Maneniara	Independent	Private Business	1281	32.2
45	West Guadalcanal	Moses Garu	SIDP	Former Bank Officer	1006	23.3
46	West Honiara	Namson Tran	Independent	Private Businessman	4499	57.7
47	West Kwaio	Peter Tom	SIDP	Reverend	1550	35.0
48	West Kwara'ae	Sam Shemuel Iduri	SIDP	Teacher	1451	18.2
49	West Makira	Dick Ha'amori	DDP	MA- Science Education	871	18.6
50	West New Georgia- Vonavona	Silas Kerry Vaqara Tausinga	SIPRA	Former Bank Officer	1487	27.7

10 August

4:03pm

I have just been reminded that Martin Magga, who has been sick and bed-ridden for some time now has retained the seat for Temotu Pele. His re-election is a clear indication that though he is ill, he has performed quiet well in the last House, hence the high level of confidence voters still have for him.

Clay Forau Soalaoi has also retained the Temotu Vatud seat. Temotu Vatud Constituency is one of the most remote in Solomon Islands and it consists of the small group of islands east of Temotu, often referred to as 'the outer islands',which includes Vanikolo,Anuta, Tikopia, Utupua and Duff Islands.

East Guadalcanal constituency now has a new Member of Parliament. He is Braddley Tovusia who unseated three-termer Johson Koli. Mr. Tovosia is a former Member of the Guadalcanal Provincial Assembly.



12:00pm

Walter Folotalu has retained the Lau Mbaelelea seat. His victory came after the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, upon advice from the Attorney-General's Office, ordered the counting for the constituency to go ahead despite the fact that some ballot papers were burnt by angry voters.

Speaking to Solomon Star, the Chairman of the Commission, who is also the Speaker of Parliament, Sir Peter Kenilorea said that "it is only the High Court that has the powers to make any order it sees as just, including making an order for re-election".

"Under the Act, any aggrieved candidate can lodge a petition in the High Court," Sir Peter said.

The successful re-election of Folotalu now further increases the number of SIDP members in Parliament, puting them in a favourable bargaining position to lobby for support to lead the next government.



9 August

12:00pm

Former Prime Minister, Dr. Derek Sikua has been re-elected for North East Guadalcanal. His successful re-election means that the Liberal Party will now have representation in the new Parliament and further strengthens the presence of former CNURA members in the House.

Prior to the election, Liberal Party and SIDP have publicly delcared their intention to form a government after signing a MOU obligating them to merge and form a government should they get re-elected.


10:30am

Peter Shanel has retained the Central Guadalcanal Parliamentary Seat. He is a member of OUR Party, and the second of the only two surviving trustees of the party.

Newcomer Moses Garu has won the West Guadalcanal seat. He is a member of the Solokmon Islands Democratic Party (SIDP). The former MP for the constituency Laurie Chan had decided not to re-contest the seat in the recent election.


8 August

8:00pm

In West Makira, former GCCG political advisor and SICHE Director, Dick Ha'amori has won the election beating two former politicians, Jackson Suna'one and Japhet Waipora.

Dick Ha'amori is a member of the Direct Democratic Party (DDP).

6:55pm

Former Minister for Provincial Government David Day Pacha has retained the South Guadalcanal seat. His win now makes the total number of SIDP winning candidates to 8.

3:37pm

Former MP, James Tora has retained the seat for Ulawa-Ugi, defeating former Governor-General, Nathaniel Waena.

7 August

6:00pm

Long-serving politician and former Prime Minister Sir Kemakeza has been unseated by newcomer Dickson Mua PANAKITASI of Nukufero in Russel Islands.

4:02pm

Stanley Festus Sofu has retained the East Kwaio seat while in Shortlands, former MP Augustine Taneko has been unseated by newcomer Steve Laore.

Interestingly, politics in New Georgia is becoming a family affair and history is in the making with the successful election of West New Georgia's new MP, Silas Kerry Vaqara Tausinga, the son of longest serving Solomon Islands politician. For the first time there will be a father and son in Parliament serving at the same time. As reported by Solomon Times online the former bank officer is confirmed to have beaten two-termer former Parliament Peter Boyers for the West New Georgia seat.

In Central Makira Hypolite Taremae has unseated Bernard Ghiro and for Central Honiara John Moffat Fuguiis the winner. Namson Tran has been confirmed winner for West Honiara.


2:15pm

Former MP, Mark Kemakeza has retained the seat for Ngella Constituency.

Former Central Bank Governor Rick Houenipwela has unseated former Minister ffor Foreign Affairs and Trade William Ni'i Haomae.

Martin Sophage has retained his North Guadalcanal seat.

Selwyn Riumana has retained the Hograno-Kia-Havulei seat.

Milna Tozaka has once secured another parliamentary term with his convincing win of the ballot count for North Vella La Vella constituency.

6 August ,

9:17p.m.

In East Honiara Douglas Ete has won the poll with 1278 votes ahead of Charles Dausabea with 916.

6:52pm

Danny Philip has unseated Francis Zama for the South New Georgia Rendova &Tetepari seat

6:05pm

Latest on the loop- Rasta Jimmy has won the seat North Malaita and Namson Tran, Honiara businessman is leading the count for West Honiara with a significant margin.

Sam Iduri has retained his seat for West Kwara'ae

John Maneniaru has unseated Severino Nuaiasi for the West Are'are seat.

5:07pm

Steve Abana has retained his Fataleka seat.

4:41pm

Fred Fono has been unseated by Jackson Fialaua, private businessman and owner of Rarasu lodge in Auki.

Another businessman Bobo Dettke has also outseated two-termer, Siriako Usa for the North West Guadalcanal seat. Bobo polled 2400 ahead of Usa's 1094.


3:40pm

In western Province there are few new faces in South Vella La Vella constituency with Lional ALEX and Charles SIGOTO of Rannoga/Simbo defeating long-serving politician Francis Billy Hilly. Old blokes like Gordon Darcy LILO of Gizo/Kolombangara, Job Dudley TAUSINGA of North New Georgia and Snyder RINI of Marovo have also retained their seats.

In Malaita, Toswell KAUA for Baegu/Asifola, Mannaseh MAELANGA for East Malaita, Matthew WALE for Aoke/Langalanga, Peter TOM for West Kwaio all successfully reclaimed their Parliamentary positions in the House. So far only one new Member, Mr. Andrew Hanaria KENIASINA for East Are Are has been declared winner. As we know the former MP for this particular constituency passed away just before the dissolution of the last House.

For Rennell/Belona Province former diplomat Seth GUKUNA has retained his seat by a significant margin.

In the last elections, Isabel Province has been the province with very high political-turnover of 100 percent in the last two elections. However, things have changed and two of their former MPs, Varian LONAMEI and Samuel MANETOALI for Maringe/Kokota and Gao/Bugotu respectively, have both won the ballot count.

In Choiseul Province with the retirement of their former MP Leslie Boseto, Elijah Doro MUALA has won the election for South Choiseul. Former and two-time Prime Minister and leader of OUR Party Manasseh Damukana SOGAVARE has also convincingly retained his East Choiseul seat. In North West Choiseul Connelly SADAKABATU has been polled winner, defeating another two-termer and former Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mr. Clement Pikabatu Kengava.

Temotu Nende also have a new MP. He is Commins Mewa who defeated long time politician Patterson Oti.

5th August, 4pm

Counting in Makira have started! However, with the late arrival of ballot boxes it is very likely that the results will not come out until tomorrow.

Ongoing updates and counting at Marovo shows a very big lead by Rev. Philemon Riti - 1,060 votes, followed by Snyder Rini - 160 votes and Ivan Gai - 200 votes. There are 16 more polling station boxes remain to be counted.


Its Official! Seth Gukuna has retained his seat with 832 votes.

In Aoke-Langa Langa in the early stage of counting the race is between former MP Matthew Wale and Billy Manu. In North Malaita, Jimmy Lusibaea 'Rasta' is leading after a count of 3 ballot boxes. At West Kwaio former MP and Pastor,Peter Tom is leading the early count.

At Gizo-Kolombangara, former MP Gordon Darcy Lilo is leading the count and in West Honiara not surprisingly, Namson Tran, Honiara casino owner is leading. Duddley Ete, a former unionist, is leading East Honiara

It is official! Job Duddley Tausinga has won his seat again, for the seventh consecutive parliamentary term, a record for any Solomon Islands parliamentarian.

Reports from Solo said that the veteran politician has won his two other opponents by a remarkable margin. His win signifies the prevailing control and influence of religion through the Christian Fellowship Church (CFC)over the voters throughout North New Georgia.

At South Malaita, former Central Bank Governor Rick Hou is maintaining a tight lead over his closest rival, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, William Haomae. Hou was tipped as the favourite to win in the South Malaita Constituency prior to the election.

At North West Guadalcanal, private businessman, Bobo Dettke is leading the race, followed by Siriako Usa, the outgoing MP.

In Makira, counting will start most probably tomorrow (Friday) as MV. Haurosi is still going around the island collecting ballot boxes.

Connting continues elsewhere in the country.



Elekson Stories

Reports from Honiara have suggested that Namson Tran, Honiara private businessman is the ‘hot’ candidate for West Honiara. Eyewitnesses this afternoon (3rd August 2010) said that Namson’s crowd of supporters was enormous as they engulfed the streets of Honiara from both the roads and the sea using vehicles and OBM-powered boats. Hearing this reminds me of the East Honiara by-election last year when supporters of Silas Milikada literally overtaken the streets of Honiara to publicly show their support for their ‘man’.

Coincidently both men have used similar campaign tactics, dishing out thousands of dollars in cash and kind to their supporters and to lure others that are not. Both men are known private businessmen. However, the irony is that for Silas Milikada he has decided to contest this election at his native Marovo, instead of East Honiara, leaving behind thousands of disgruntled voters. This move was not surprising as his ‘almost two- year’ performance as MP for East Honiara was widely regarded by voters as unsatisfactory and unproductive.

From this situation one thing is clear, that even with money one’s fate in Parliament is not guaranteed. The most important thing for Members of Parliament is that they ought to perform to some level of satisfaction for voters. Hence, I believe that to be a better performer an MP must poses relevant level of education. This is totally undeniable.

However, in North Malaita supporters of Jimmy Lusibaea, a.k.a Jimmy Rasta, who is best known as one of the ex- Senior Commanders of Malaita Eagle Force do not believe that some respectable level of education is necessary for a person to become a productive Member of Parliament.

Tipped as the most likely candidate to win the election in the North Malaita constituency, Solomon Star reported that Mr. Rasta was criticised by his opponents that he does not have the qualification to deliver in Parliament and become a constructive voice for his constituency should he becomes their MP. This preposition was dismayed by Rasta’s supporters who said that his education background is irrelevant and that he (Rasta) is the right person to represent them in Parliament as he has the heart and commitment to help his people and that he is their warrior (Ramo) and they have total confidence on him to lead them.

Rasta is not the only ex-militant vying for a parliamentary seat in the upcoming elections. Some characters/ individuals that have been allegedly linked to either sides of the conflict are also standing as candidates in other constituencies of the country.

On a more serious note, the country’s first Prime Minister and the current Speaker of Parliament, Sir Peter Kenilorea has predicted in a public forum last Sunday, as reported by Solomon Star, that it is highly likely that more than half of the outgoing/ former MPs of the 8th Parliament will not retain their seats.

Hence, it will be indeed interesting to see how the long-serving outgoing MP’s will measure in tomorrow’s elections. The long serving MP’s who are re-contesting their seats include Francis Billy Hilly(6 terms), Job Duddley Tausinga 6 terms),Sir Allan Kemakeza(5 terms),Johnson Koli(3 terms), Fred Fono (3 terms), Manasseh Sogavare3 terms),Snyder Rini, Patterson Oti ( 3 terms),William Haomae (3 terms)and Enele Kwanairara 3 terms ).

Others who have served their second terms in Parliament and are also re-contesting are Gordon Darcy Lilo,Trevor Olavae, Bernard Ghiro, Nollen Leni, Siriako Usa, August Taneko, Francis Zama, Peter Boyers, Clement Kengava, Japheth Waipora and James Tora.

All the other Members, except for Walter Folotalu who returned to Parliament as MP for Lau Mbaelelea in a by-election -as a former MP for Baegu-Asifola in the fifth Parliament- had only served their first term in Parliament.

Two long-serving politicians, Leslie Boseto (3 terms) and David Sitai (6 terms) have announced their political retirement and one two-termer, Laurie Chan has decided not to re-contest his West Guadalcanal seat.

With Sir Peter’s prediction, it will be interesting to see which of the above three groups will very much impacted by the outcome of the elections. My instincts tell me that if history is anything to go by then the most affected will be the last two groups; that is the first and second termers in Parliament. This is just my prediction, but it will also be very interesting to see if it happens otherwise and most of the longer-serving politicians are ‘weeded’ out of the round House. If that occurs then I would be very tempted to think that voters behaviour in Solomon is beginning to change- most probably in maturity and for the better.



Outgoing West Honiara MP gets physcological boost

The outgoing MP for West Honiara, Isaac Inoke, has got a much needed physcological boost for tomorrow's election with the High Court ruling in his favour that only ordinary residents of a Constituency can register and vote in that constituency.

Reports from One Television said that the former MP on Monday 2nd August left the High Court premises with all smiles on his face with the favourable ruling of High Court on his case.

The case was brought before the court after names of people not residing at West Honiara Constituency appeared on the constituency's voters list and the Electoral Commission saying that there was no fault in the list despite the discrepancy, as people residing at one constituency can still be registered and vote at another.

The real feul however was that most of the people whose names were in question were not the former MP's supporters but were supporters of another intending candidate and Honiara Casino Owner Namson. Namson, a Solomon Islands citizen of asian descent has been reported to have campaigned aggressively, pouring in thousands of dollars within the Constituency to lure voters.

The High Court however does not make a definite ruling on whether those people that are already registered for West Honiara but are not 'ordinary residents' will be able to vote tommorrow or not. "

"The Court does not have the power to disqualify those that have been registered to vote in West Honiara from voting on 4th August 2010 elections".

From this situation, I can 'smell' that if the outgoing MP loses the coming election to Namson, then I can confidently say that another election petition is looming.


Double Registration

As all registered voters are about to go to the polls on 4th August 2010, one of the issues that will be contested after the elections is double registration of voters. This is where people register in more than one constituency. Although the electoral commission had tighted its grip to ensure that people register in one place and vote in one place, the issue of double registration still exist. If one look at the voters lists, you will see names of people registering in more than one place. I have noted that the electoral commission has introduced a omission and inclusion process to address the problem but yet it was not fully carried out as witnesses to testify to prove that a person does not reside in the place he is she has registered failed to turn up during that the time. This makes it difficult for electoral comission to come up with the final 'proper' list.So what would happen now is a low turn out of voters because of double registration thus giving 'false' hope on candidates. Therefore, for upcoming elections the registration lists should be updated regularly to check on people's movement to ensure that there is 'right' number of registered voters in a constituency.

By Kulz, Honiara


Outgoing West Makira MP punched by angry voters

Unconfirmed 'stories' have reported that the outgoing MP for West Makira Constituency, Mr. Japhet Waipora was punched by angry voters during his campaigning in Arosi region of Makira. The voters accused Waipora of making false promises and when Mr. Waipora tried to explain, the voters, who reports said were mainly youths, retalitated by punching him on the head.

A person who was passing by in his OBM-powered boat and happened to call to shore at the village Waipora was campaigning and where the incident occurred said that he was approached by the former MP himself and was asked if he could help him 'escape' the scene.

Waipora, a two-term parliamentarian and a retired long-serving civil servant is vying for his third term in Parliament and second term in the West Makira seat. The same seat is currently being eyed by 14 other candidates, including a former MP and long-time politician, Mr. Jackson Suna'one.

Jackson Suna'one, younger brother of the late Solomon Mamaloni was voted into Parliament in what many believed to be a 'symphathy vote' in a by-election after the death of his brother. He won by a landslide victory during that by-election but failed to return in the general election that followed.

Reports said that despite two previous unsuccessful unattempts to return to Parliament, he is currently the 'hot' candidate at this round and that it is very highly likely that the individual(s) that have man-handled poor Waipora may have been his supporters.

Candidates by Political Party


Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advance- SIPRA
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No.	Name of Candidate	Constituency	Political Party
1	Bp.Raymond Aumae	North Malaita	SIPRA
2	Casper Muna Tofimao	Temotu Vatud	SIPRA
3	Dr. John Hue	East Guadalcanal	SIPRA
4	Elijah Molia	South Choiseul	SIPRA
5	George Boape	Temotu Pele	SIPRA
6	George Mangele	West Guadalcanal	SIPRA
7	Jack Bana	South Guadalcanal	SIPRA
8	John Colleridge Lolly	Maringe - Kokota	SIPRA
9	John Tatalo	Baegu-Asifola	SIPRA
10	Nairy Alamu	South New Georgia-Rendova-Tetepare	SIPRA
11	Ninamo Otuana	Gao-Bugotu	SIPRA
12	Nollan Teika	Rennell-Bellona	SIPRA
13	Peter Titiulu	Ulawa Ugi	SIPRA
14	Peter Trena Rarahabura	West Makira	SIPRA
15	Rueben Tovutovu	East Central Guadalcanal	SIPRA
16	Sam Alasia	West Kwara'ae	SIPRA
17	Silas Keri Vangara Tausinga	North Malaita	SIPRA
18	Job Duddley Tausinga	West New Georgia- Vonavona	SIPRA
19	Gordon Darcy Lilo	Gizo Kolombangara	SIPRA

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Solomon Islands Democratic Party- SIDP

No.	Name of Candidate	Constituency	Political Party
1	Mathew C. Waletofea	Aoke-Langalanga	SIDP
2	David Tome	Baegu-Asifola	SIDP
3	Francis Waleanisia	Central Honiara	SIDP
4	Michael Ahikau	East ‘Are’are	SIDP
5	Stanley Festus Sofu	East Kwaio	SIDP
6	Alfred Ghiro	East Makira	SIDP
7	Manasseh Maelanga	East Malaita	SIDP
8	Steve Abana	Fataleka	SIDP
9	Walter Folotalu	Lau-Baelelea	SIDP
10	Ronald Maeke Unusi	Ngella	SIDP
11	Daniel Enele Kwanairara	Aoke-Langalanga	SIDP
12	Alpha Kimata	North West Choiseul	SIDP
13	Timothy Johnston	Rennell-Bellona	SIDP
14	Reginald Hill Kokili	Savo-Russells	SIDP
15	Rick Hou	Small Malaita	SIDP
16	David Day Pacha	South Guadalcanal	SIDP
17	Edward Daiwo	Temotu Nende	SIDP
18	Severino Nuaiasi	West ‘Are’are	SIDP
19	Moses Garu	West Guadalcanal	SIDP
20	Peter Tom	West Kwaio	SIDP
21	Shemuel S. Idurii	West Kwara’ae	SIDP

Reform and Democratic Party of Solomon Islands- RDPSI

No.	Name of Candidate	Constituency	Political Party
1	Fr. Joseph Tamuatara	Central Makira	RDP-SI
2	Henry Sitai	East Makira	RDP-SI
3	Charles Aiwasuga	South Guadalcanal	RDP-SI
4	Fr. Benedict Garimane	North Guadalcanal	RDP-SI
5	Hilda Padavera Ki’i	North West Guadalcanal	RDP-SI
6	Alfred Lovanitila	North East Guadalcanal	RDP-SI
7	Abel Arabola	East Central Guadalcanal	RDP-SI
8	Eric Tema	Central Honiara	RDP-SI
9	Dick Daoleni	Hograno-Kia-Havulei	RDP-SI
10	Rhoda Sikilabu	Gao-Bugotu	RDP-SI
11	Martin Aibata	West Kwara’ae	RDP-SI
12	Billy Manu	Aoke-Langalanga	RDP-SI
13	Alfred Pohe	Ngella	RDP-SI
14	Charles Tango	Rennell-Bellona	RDP-SI
15	Fr. Philip Mali	Temotu Nende	RDP-SI
16	Johnson Levela	Temotu Pele	RDP-SI
17	Chris Pati	Temotu Vatud	RDP-SI
18	Henry Marau	Ulawa Ugi	RDP-SI
19	Golden Kiloko	West Makira	RDP-SI
20	Rev. Philemon Riti	Marovo	RDP-SI
21	Danny Philip	South New Georgia- Rendova- Tetepari	RDP-SI
22	Nelson Boso	North West New Georgia-Vonavona	RDP-SI

OUR Party

No.	Name of Candidate	Constituency	Political Party
1	Judy Fionala Barty	Aoke-Langalanga	OUR Party
2	Alfred Liata Malakai	Baegu-Asifola	OUR Party
3	Peter Shannel Agovaka	Central Guadalcanal	OUR Party
4	Fred Peter	Central Honiara	OUR Party
5	Philip Damirara Akote’e	Central Kwara’ae	OUR Party
6	Bernard Ghiro	Central Makira	OUR Party
7	Joseph Onika	East Central Guadalcanal	OUR Party
8	Manasseh G. Sogavare	East Choiseul	OUR Party
9	Samson Tahuniara	East Guadalcanal	OUR Party
10	Geoffrey Samson Faisi	East Honiara	OUR Party
11	John Mamafe	East Makira	OUR Party
11	Lloyd Gwee Toribaeko	East Malaita	OUR Party
13	Thomas Ifuimae	Fataleka	OUR Party
14	Moffat Behulu Tupi	Gao-Bugotu	OUR Party
15	Kenneth Bulehite	Gizo-Kolombangara	OUR Party
16	Edmond Ene	Hograno-Kia-Havulei	OUR Party
17	Moses Sasago	Maringe-Kokota	OUR Party
18	Ivan Kerovo Ngai	Marovo	OUR Party
19	Bart Parapolo	Ngella	OUR Party
20	Robert Ishmael	North East Guadalcanal	OUR Party
21	Greena Tome	North Guadalcanal	OUR Party
22	Lawrence Foanaota	North Malaita	OUR Party
23	Francis Qalokamake	North West Choiseul	OUR Party
24	Joseph Solomon Anea	North West Guadalcanal	OUR Party
25	Francis John Zama	South New Georgia-Rendova-Tetepare	OUR Party
26	*Queensland Eloga	Shortlands	OUR Party
27	Edwin Aldrin Awaoli	Small Malaita	OUR Party
28	Patterson Oti	Temotu Nende	OUR Party
29	Oliver Melive Osi	Temotu Pele	OUR Party
30	Gordon Bila	Temotu Vatud	OUR Party
31	Michael Ramsy Poki	Ulawa-Ugi	OUR Party
32	Campion Ohasio	West ‘Are’are	OUR Party
33	Anthony Veke Kamutulaka	West Guadalcanal	OUR Party
34	Isaac Inoke	West Honiara	OUR Party
35	Harry Kwalafuna	West Kwaio	OUR Party
36	Japhet Waipora	West Makira	OUR Party