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2002 Papua New Guinean general election

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none December 2022 December 2022 gov Papua New Guinea 1997 15–29 June 2002 2007 People's Democratic Movement Mekere Morauta 10.73 12 8 National Alliance Party (Papua New Guinea) Michael Somare 6.85 19 6 People's Progress Party Michael Nali 5.55 8 16 National Party (Papua New Guinea) 4.24 3 1 People's Labour Party (Papua New Guinea) Peter Yama 4.08 4 New Pangu Pati Chris Haiveta 3.79 6 13 People's Action Party (Papua New Guinea) 3.55 5 4 Revival Party John Pundari 2.31 1 New United Party (Papua New Guinea) Bire Kimisopa 2.01 3 0 People's National Congress (Papua New Guinea) Bill Skate 1.41 2 New PNG Country Party 1.39 1 0 CDP Banare Bun 1.36 3 New NVFP 1.33 1 New People's First Party (Papua New Guinea) Luther Wenge 1.30 2 New PMC Simeon Wai 1.29 2 New NTP Francis Apurel 1.26 2 New PNG Labour Party John Paska 1.24 1 New Advance PNG 1.22 1 New PSP 1.13 2 1 Melanesian Alliance Party Bernard Narokobi 0.67 3 5 Rural Pipol's Pati Peter Namus 0.47 2 New One People Party 0.44 1 New United Resources Party Anderson Agiru 0.43 1 New PNG First Party 0.36 1 0 Independents — 32.33 17 36 Prime Minister Mekere Morauta People's Democratic Movement Michael Somare National Alliance Party (Papua New Guinea) General elections were held in Papua New Guinea between 15 and 29 June 2002.Papua New Guinea: Parliamentary Chamber: National Parliament: Elections held in 2002 Inter-Parliamentary Union Michael Somare's National Alliance Party won the most seats and he went on to become Prime Minister. The elections had electoral violence, as well as allegations of vote-rigging and destruction of ballot boxes.2002 Election Watch https://doi.org/10.1353/jod.2002.0066 Journal of Democracy 13 4 180–182 10.1353/jod.2002.0066 1086-3214 subscription May Ronald James 2003 Turbulence and Reform in Papua New Guinea https://doi.org/10.1353/jod.2003.0018 Journal of Democracy 14 1 154–165 10.1353/jod.2003.0018 1086-3214 subscription Results People's Democratic Movement 639877 12 National Alliance Party 408658 19 People's Progress Party 330921 8 National Party 252652 3 People's Labour Party 243509 4 Pangu Pati 225787 6 People's Action Party 211567 5 Papua New Guinea Revival Party 137872 1 United Party 119607 3 People's National Congress 84041 2 PNG Country Party 82855 1 Christian Democratic Party 80951 3 National Vision for Humanity Party 79444 1 People's First Party 77475 2 Pan Melanesian Congress Party 76748 2 Nation Transformation Party 75332 2 PNG Labour Party 74074 1 Advance PNG Party 72549 1 Melanesian People's Party 72422 0 Party for Justice and Dignity 72341 0 People's Solidarity Party 67612 2 True Peoples Party 62106 0 National Front Party 55506 0 Melanesian Alliance Party 39815 3 People's Heritage Party 39145 0 People's Freedom Party 37175 0 Melanesian Labour Party 32683 0 Rural Pipol's Pati 28048 2 One People Party 26203 1 United Resources Party 25793 1 People's Destiny & Development Party 25142 0 People's Development Party 25037 0 PNG First Party 21270 1 PNG Greens Party 20756 0 Yumi Reform Party 19875 0 Economic Endeavour Party 19162 0 Simple Peoples Party 15938 0 People's Welfare Party 15599 0 PNG Integrity Party 11872 0 Liberal Party 8347 0 People's First Conservative Party 8053 0 Human Rights Protection Party 6448 0 People's Resources Awareness Party 4867 0 Independent 1927941 17 Vacant 6 32153 WoodWood Terence Papua New Guinea Election Results Database http://devpolicy.org/pngelections/datasets/ References Category:Elections in Papua New Guinea Papua General Category:National Parliament of Papua New Guinea Category:Electoral violence