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2003 Marshallese general election

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2003 Marshallese general election

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All 33 seats in the Nitijeļā
17 seats needed for a majority

General elections were held in the Marshall Islands on 17 November 2003. Although there are no legally incorporated political parties on the Islands, candidates to the Legislature stood either as supporters of President Kessai Note's government (constituting an informal "United Democratic Party"), or on an opposition platform (Aelon̄ Kein Ad).

Results

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The pro-government side increased its overall majority by one seat.[1]

PartySeats
United Democratic Party20
Others13
Total33
Source: IPU

By constituency

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Constituency Candidate Votes Notes
Ailinglaplap (2) Ruben Zackhras 754 Elected
Christopher Loeak 544 Elected by lot
Katzuo Joribwij Katjang 544
Ailuk (1) Maynard Alfred 465 Elected
Hemos Jack 364
Arno (2) Nidel Lorak 823 Elected
Gerald Zackios 804 Elected
Adelbert Laukon 168
Allen Lanki 92
Aur (1) Norman Matthew 418 Elected
Patrick Langmoir 171
Danny Jack 24
Ebon (1) John Silk 675 Elected
Thomas Kijiner 209
Jien Lekka 62
Enewetak (1) Ishmael John 351 Elected
Samson Yoshitaro 166
Jabat (1) Kessai Note Elected unopposed
Jaluit (2) Alvin Jacklick 986 Elected
Rien Morris 956 Elected
Alden Jacklick 263
Fredrik Jitto de Brum 197
Kili/Bikini/Ejit (1) Tomaki Juda Elected unopposed
Kwajalein (3) Michael Kabua 1,075 Elected
Justin de Brum 762 Elected
Jeban Riklon 631 Elected
Bobby Muller 465
Ataji Balos 435
Sato Maie 364
Steven Kori Dribo 329
Lae (1) Relang Lemari 240 Elected
Atbi Riklon 78
Rino Phillip 38
Lib (1) Alden Bejang 99 Elected
Rudy Paul 63
Likiep (1) Donald Capelle 323 Elected
Tom Kijiner 304
John Bungitak 181
Majuro (5) Alik Alik 2,639 Elected
Wilfred Kendall 2,636 Elected
Jurelang Zedkaia 2,494 Elected
Brenson Wase 2,436 Elected
Witten Philippo 2,278 Elected
Phillip Muller 1,701
David Kramer 1,551
Jiba Kabua 1,480
Jack Jorbon 1,340
Charles Takao Domnick 1,160
Rosalie Konou 605
Carmen Milne Bigler 592
John Milne 294
Bill Capelle 276
Edwin Lakien 213
Maloelap (1) Michael Konelios 391 Elected
Langmos Hermios 193
Taji Anjo 32
Mejit (1) Helkena Anni 384 Elected
Dennis Momotaro 372
Sapon Keju 231
Wallace Peter 135
Frank Horiuchi 113
Luckner Abner 108
Mili (1) Tadashi Lometo 548 Elected
Kejjo Bien 489
Namdrik (1) Mattlan Zackhras 266 Elected
Tony de Brum 178
Carl Heine 54
Elson Lenne 11
Namu (1) Kaiboke Kabua 324 Elected
Joe Riklon 201
Rongelap (1) Abacca Anjain-Maddison 241 Elected
Kenneth Kedi 224
Julian Riklon 159
Ujae (1) Caios Lucky 95 Elected
Frederick Muller 88
Alee Alik 40
Antonio Eliu 15
Utrok (1) Hiroshi V. Yamamura 272 Elected
Amenta Matthew 268
Wotho (1) Fountain Inok 147 Elected
David Kabua 100
Namar N. Nashon 32
Wotje (1) Litokwa Tomeing Elected unopposed
Source: Psephos

References

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