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1984 Solomon Islands general election


FieldValue
countrySolomon Islands
election_date24 October 1984
previous_election1980
next_election1989
seats_for_electionAll 38 seats in the National Parliament
majority_seats19
party1Solomon Islands United Partyleader1 = Peter Keniloreapercentage1 = 21.23seats1 = 13last_election1 = 13
party2People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)leader2 = Solomon Mamalonipercentage2 = 20.90seats2 = 10last_election2 = 8
party3SASFleader3 =percentage3 = 7.70seats3 = 4last_election3 = new
party4National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands)leader4 =percentage4 = 7.23seats4 = 1last_election4 = 2
party5Independentsleader5 = –percentage5 = 39.35seats5 = 9last_election5 = 15
titlePrime Minister
before_electionSolomon Mamaloni
before_partyPeople's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)
after_electionPeter Kenilorea
after_partySolomon Islands United Party

General elections were held in the Solomon Islands on 24 October 1984. A total of 230 candidates contested the elections, the result of which was a victory for the Solomon Islands United Party, which won 13 of the 38 seats.

Results

Eighteen incumbent MPs lost their seats, including eight ministers.

By constituency

ConstituencyCandidatePartyVotes%Notes
Central GuadalcanalPaul Joseph Tovua47329.20Re-elected
Samuel Topilu40124.75
Sam Nesa Chamatete34921.54
Cain Eric Seri26316.23
Walter Vaghi1348.27
Central MalaitaAdrian Bataiofesi61535.20Re-elected
Collin Gauwane32018.32
Japhlet Fono1578.99
Walter Andy Ofonani1357.73
Clifton Kalu955.44
Tina Wawane905.15
Harold Maomatekwa895.09
Philip Jack Aru864.92
Ariel Bill Arafamae603.43
Harry Toliabu301.72
Justus Charles Lesimaoma291.66
David Maefasia241.37
Andrew Saeni170.97
East ꞌAreꞌarePeter Kenilorea1,01682.20Re-elected
Alphonsus Nori22017.80
East GuadalcanalEzekiel Alebua95848.83Re-elected
David Valusa39720.23
Johnson Koli36818.76
Norman Onorio23912.18
East HoniaraJohn Maetia Kaliuae54929.79Elected
Aquila Talasasa43523.60
Batholomew Ulufa'alu39021.16Unseated
David Jack Maesua25113.62
Rolland Dausabea1407.60
Aziel Laete Bola'a412.22
John Ratu Daofainia372.01
East IsabelNathaniel Supa1,00849.03Elected
Michael Evo81339.54Unseated
Rex Bogese23511.43
East KwaioElection not held
East MakiraDavid Sitai1,86857.51Elected
Benedict Kinika1,38042.49Unseated
East MalaitaAlfred Maetia82141.44Re-elected
Billy Fa'arobo30215.24
John M. Ramoni22211.21
Nemuel Misitana1276.41
Ariel Fa'amae1175.91
Michael Foutaenu1045.25
Alick Samo1045.25
Blake Afuga944.75
Jezrel Luitamo Kii391.97
Billy Abana341.72
Thomas Siau170.86
Gizo/KolombangaraGeorge Ngumi31330.33Elected
Joini Tutua29928.97
V. Lilo15014.53
Chris Taboua1039.98
Jackson Piasi757.27
Francis Billy Hilly626.01
Hugh Paia302.91
Lau/MbaeleleaBen Foukona37110.68Elected
Paul Maenu'u36410.48
Diau Mauga35110.10
George Suri Kwanae3359.64Unseated
Claudio Ganikui2928.41
Moses Teteau2406.91
Lemuel W. Liobana1965.64
Ferania Sale1845.30
Bobby Kwaomae1684.84
Solomon Beliga Laumae1604.61
Selwyn Surimalefo1554.46
Texley Fa'asi1404.03
Jim Brown Leni1353.89
Everest Ega1293.71
Saeti Saefafia812.33
Alfred Bouro792.27
Wilfred Ben Kiriau691.99
Jimmy Ngatamae250.72
Malaita Outer IslandsAbraham Kapei21633.80Elected
Paul Keyaumi19129.89Unseated
Johnson Kengalu16325.51
Mark Etua385.95
Reuben Tenai314.85
MarovoChristopher C. Abe71938.84Elected
Snyder Rini55930.20
Rodrick Terry Kera29515.94
Pulepada Ghemu27815.02Unseated
NggelaRobert Bera1,02233.10Elected
Gordon Mara90329.24
Henry Raraka Koga53617.36
Richard Tinoni31510.20
Johnson Soro1725.57
Richard Harper782.53Unseated
Ben Tumulima622.01
North ChoiseulAllan Qurusu90462.78Re-elected
Isaac Koramakolo28319.65
Jimmy Pitanapi25317.57
North East GuadalcanalDaniel Sade44132.40Elected
Waeta Ben37727.70Unseated
Nelson Thoa23917.56
Billy Tapalia1249.11
Reuben Bula836.10
Moses Ghaua705.14
Simon None271.98
North GuadalcanalStephen Paeni67631.49Elected
Alfred Thugea53124.73
David Thuguvoda36116.81
Samuel Ono25411.83
Alfred Maeke22810.62
Peter Sesela974.52
North West MalaitaSwanson Cornelius Konofilia36021.98Elected
Bartholomew Leni Olea23414.29Unseated
Norman Kwalemanu22613.80
Samuel Misitana1519.22
Saul Siomagela1428.67
Joseph Taega1418.61
John Rarangia1066.47
James Delamani1006.11
Andrew Willis724.40
Leonard Suluala492.99
Felix Laumae332.01
Francis Daukwai241.47
Ranongga/SimboCharlie Panakera66447.53Elected
Peter Beck34524.70
Boaz Nagu Eddie15310.95
Bruce Ragoso14710.52
Patterson Runikera886.30
Rennell/BellonaJohn Tepaika35742.05Elected
Paul John20624.26Unseated
James Tepuke16719.67
Puia Kaunga779.07
Abiah Tegheta424.95
Roviana and North New GeorgiaJob Dudley Tausinga1,48859.17Elected
William Talasasa90135.83
Rennell Mamupania1265.01
Russells/SavoJohn Ngina52428.71Re-elected
Mark Roboliu Kemakeza28515.62
Nestor Bele23312.77
Aubrey Puia23312.77
Mark Golu20711.34
B. Silas Selo1578.60
Jacob Manegaru894.88
John Baptist Tura563.07
Wilson Sungi412.25
ShortlandPeter J. Salaka19125.99Re-elected
Lawrence Alisae14720.00
Remesio Eresi14119.18
Roy Kelosi11515.65
Jerry Buare8311.29
Christopher Laore587.89
Small MalaitaTony Harihiru51219.29Re-elected
Alex Bartlett48418.24
Anthony Saru27010.17
David Lilimae27010.17
Richard Watekari26810.10
David Tapiai1967.39
William Nii Haomae1646.18
John S. Watemae1234.63
Christian Moffat Suiga1164.37
Stanley Walakutu1104.14
Peter Wateoli943.54
Emanuel Rapumanu471.77
South ChoiseulJason Dorovolomo45425.66Re-elected
Harrison Benjamin33318.82
Franklin Pitakaka33318.82
Isaac Qoloni21912.38
Rence Kodosiku1619.10
Leadly Mediko814.58
Metcalf Pitasopa804.52
Binet Gadebeta693.90
Billy Takubala392.20
South GuadalcanalSethuel Kelly78544.93Elected
Victor Samuel Ngele54631.25
Stephen Cheka41623.81
Temotu NendeAtaban M Tropa1,01849.76Re-elected
Robert Mewebu50324.58
Peter Noli40119.60
John Melanoli1246.06
Temotu PeleSimon Peter Leinga34422.14Elected
John Baddley Bakila30919.88
Clement Jimmy Natei26817.25
Simon Keire21413.77
Ezekiel Maai Alolo18712.03
Moffat Bonunga17511.26Unseated
David Dawea Taukalo573.67
Ulawa/UgiAndrew Mamau55656.73Re-elected
Geoffrey Loloito17818.16
Frank Porara10911.12
Moffat Ramoni616.22
Mathias Sitana575.82
Michael Umaleo191.94
Vella LavellaSeth G. Lekelalu98954.73Elected
George Talasasa52028.78Unseated
Andrew Kukuti29816.49
Vona Vona/Rendova/TetepariDanny Philip48030.34Elected
Willie Lianga28317.89
Richard Boso23414.79
Frank Jamakana21713.72
Hugh Soakai17911.31Unseated
Maekera Viuru1147.21
Rex Biku754.74
West ꞌAreꞌareDavid Kausimae42833.26Elected
Alfred Aihunu39430.61Unseated
John Asipara22217.25
Timothy Kauhiona977.54
Albert Hauhare745.75
John Manewai564.35
John Mare Aihunu161.24
West GuadalcanalGeorge Kejoa55726.15Elected
Orlie Torling47622.35
Bernard Garo33115.54
Kamilo Teke24311.41Unseated
Bartholomew Buchanan2009.39
Matthew Belamataga1597.46
John Toto1175.49
George Wilson Mangale472.21
West HoniaraBen Gale48433.04Elected
Andrew Nori35123.96
Peter Vincent Bennett24516.72
Gordon Billy Gatu15210.38Unseated
Stephen Martin896.08
Duddley Wate624.23
Patrick Leta422.87
William Taisia211.43
Edwin Sitori191.30
West IsabelDennis Carlos Lulei1,38460.68Re-elected
Lily O. Poznanski51122.40
Nelson Kehe Kile38616.92
West KwaioJonathan Wesley Kuka55131.54Re-elected
Sam Philip Korasimora23213.28
Abraham Baeanisia21712.42
John Ale19911.39
Paul Andrew Foasi18710.70
John Martin Garo1548.82
Lawrence Utaka653.72
Eustace Ingi462.63
Jack Francis Ross442.52
Adrian Eddy Bibimauri331.89
Jungle Holy Deve191.09
West Kwara'aeStephen Tonafalea72829.17Elected
Leonard Maenuna44517.83
Robert Wilson Aioro35014.02
Alan Taki27911.18Unseated
Nelson Kifo2319.25
Patrick Liufo'oa Gwaimaoa1435.73
Francis Lulumani1214.85
Geoffrey Anii1184.73
M. J. Lioa813.25
West MakiraSolomon S. Mamaloni1,71177.99Re-elected
Mathias Taro24811.30
Gad Hagasuramo1637.43
John Marahora723.28

Aftermath

Following the elections, Peter Kenilorea was elected Prime Minister on 24 October, defeating Solomon Mamaloni by 21 votes to 13. All twelve People's Alliance Party MPs and the sole National Democratic Party MP voted for Mamaloni, while the thirteen Solomon Islands United Party MPs, four Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua MPs and four independents voted for Kenilorea.

References

References

  1. [[Dieter Nohlen]], Florian Grotz & Christof Hartmann (2001) ''Elections in Asia: A data handbook, Volume II'', p801 {{ISBN. 0-19-924959-8
  2. [http://www.ipu.org/parline-e/reports/arc/SOLOMON_ISLANDS_1984_E.PDF Solomon Islands] Inter-Parliamentary Union
  3. [https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-339603828/view?partId=nla.obj-339623050#page/n6/mode/1up Eight ministers out in Solomons poll] ''Pacific Islands Monthly'', December 1984, p7
  4. "Election Results".
  5. [https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-334941320/view?partId=nla.obj-335065516#page/n6/mode/1up Kenilorea is Solomons P.M.] ''Pacific Islands Monthly'', January 1985, p7
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