1984 Solomon Islands general election

none Solomon Islands 24 October 1984 1980 1989 All 38 seats in the National Parliament 19 Solomon Islands United Party Peter Kenilorea 21.23 13 13 People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) Solomon Mamaloni 20.90 10 8 SASF 7.70 4 new National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 7.23 1 2 Independents – 39.35 9 15 Prime Minister Solomon Mamaloni People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) Peter Kenilorea Solomon Islands United Party General elections were held in the Solomon Islands on 24 October 1984.Dieter Nohlen, Florian Grotz & Christof Hartmann (2001) Elections in Asia: A data handbook, Volume II, p801 0-19-924959-8 A total of 230 candidates contested the elections,Solomon Islands Inter-Parliamentary Union 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.Eight ministers out in Solomons poll Pacific Islands Monthly, December 1984, p7 Solomon Islands United Party 14317 13 0 People's Alliance Party 14091 10 +2 Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 5190 4 New National Democratic Party 4874 1 −1 Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 2420 0 New Independents 26531 9 −6 Vacant 1 0 110339 Solomon Islands Election ResourcesElection Results https://solomonselections.org/election-results/ Solomon Islands Election Resources By constituency Constituency Candidate Party Votes % NotesCentral Guadalcanal Paul Joseph Tovua Solomon Islands United Party 473 29.20 Re-electedSamuel Topilu Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 401 24.75 Sam Nesa Chamatete People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 349 21.54 Cain Eric Seri Independent 263 16.23 Walter Vaghi Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 134 8.27 Central Malaita Adrian Bataiofesi National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 615 35.20 Re-electedCollin Gauwane Solomon Islands United Party 320 18.32 Japhlet Fono Independent 157 8.99 Walter Andy Ofonani Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 135 7.73 Clifton Kalu Independent 95 5.44 Tina Wawane Independent 90 5.15 Harold Maomatekwa Independent 89 5.09 Philip Jack Aru Independent 86 4.92 Ariel Bill Arafamae Independent 60 3.43 Harry Toliabu Independent 30 1.72 Justus Charles Lesimaoma Independent 29 1.66 David Maefasia Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 24 1.37 Andrew Saeni People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 17 0.97 East ꞌAreꞌare Peter Kenilorea Solomon Islands United Party 1,016 82.20 Re-electedAlphonsus Nori People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 220 17.80 East Guadalcanal Ezekiel Alebua Solomon Islands United Party 958 48.83 Re-electedDavid Valusa People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 397 20.23 Johnson Koli Independent 368 18.76 Norman Onorio Independent 239 12.18 East Honiara John Maetia Kaliuae Solomon Islands United Party 549 29.79 ElectedAquila Talasasa Independent 435 23.60 Batholomew Ulufa'alu National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 390 21.16 UnseatedDavid Jack Maesua Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 251 13.62 Rolland Dausabea Independent 140 7.60 Aziel Laete Bola'a Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 41 2.22 John Ratu Daofainia People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 37 2.01 East Isabel Nathaniel Supa People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 1,008 49.03 ElectedMichael Evo Independent 813 39.54 UnseatedRex Bogese National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 235 11.43 East Kwaio Election not heldEast Makira David Sitai People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 1,868 57.51 ElectedBenedict Kinika Solomon Islands United Party 1,380 42.49 UnseatedEast Malaita Alfred Maetia Solomon Islands United Party 821 41.44 Re-electedBilly Fa'arobo Independent 302 15.24 John M. Ramoni Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 222 11.21 Nemuel Misitana Independent 127 6.41 Ariel Fa'amae Independent 117 5.91 Michael Foutaenu Independent 104 5.25 Alick Samo Independent 104 5.25 Blake Afuga Independent 94 4.75 Jezrel Luitamo Kii Independent 39 1.97 Billy Abana Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 34 1.72 Thomas Siau Independent 17 0.86 Gizo/Kolombangara George Ngumi Independent 313 30.33 ElectedJoini Tutua People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 299 28.97 V. Lilo Independent 150 14.53 Chris Taboua Independent 103 9.98 Jackson Piasi Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 75 7.27 Francis Billy Hilly Independent 62 6.01 Hugh Paia People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 30 2.91 Lau/Mbaelelea Ben Foukona Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 371 10.68 ElectedPaul Maenu'u Independent 364 10.48 Diau Mauga Solomon Islands United Party 351 10.10 George Suri Kwanae Independent 335 9.64 UnseatedClaudio Ganikui Independent 292 8.41 Moses Teteau Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 240 6.91 Lemuel W. Liobana Independent 196 5.64 Ferania Sale Independent 184 5.30 Bobby Kwaomae People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 168 4.84 Solomon Beliga Laumae Independent 160 4.61 Selwyn Surimalefo Independent 155 4.46 Texley Fa'asi Independent 140 4.03 Jim Brown Leni Independent 135 3.89 Everest Ega National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 129 3.71 Saeti Saefafia Independent 81 2.33 Alfred Bouro Independent 79 2.27 Wilfred Ben Kiriau Independent 69 1.99 Jimmy Ngatamae Independent 25 0.72 Malaita Outer Islands Abraham Kapei Solomon Islands United Party 216 33.80 ElectedPaul Keyaumi People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 191 29.89 UnseatedJohnson Kengalu National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 163 25.51 Mark Etua Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 38 5.95 Reuben Tenai Independent 31 4.85 Marovo Christopher C. Abe People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 719 38.84 ElectedSnyder Rini Independent 559 30.20 Rodrick Terry Kera National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 295 15.94 Pulepada Ghemu Solomon Islands United Party 278 15.02 UnseatedNggela Robert Bera Independent 1,022 33.10 ElectedGordon Mara Solomon Islands United Party 903 29.24 Henry Raraka Koga Independent 536 17.36 Richard Tinoni People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 315 10.20 Johnson Soro Independent 172 5.57 Richard Harper Independent 78 2.53 UnseatedBen Tumulima Independent 62 2.01 North Choiseul Allan Qurusu Solomon Islands United Party 904 62.78 Re-electedIsaac Koramakolo Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 283 19.65 Jimmy Pitanapi Independent 253 17.57 North East Guadalcanal Daniel Sade Independent 441 32.40 ElectedWaeta Ben Solomon Islands United Party 377 27.70 UnseatedNelson Thoa Independent 239 17.56 Billy Tapalia National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 124 9.11 Reuben Bula Independent 83 6.10 Moses Ghaua Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 70 5.14 Simon None Independent 27 1.98 North Guadalcanal Stephen Paeni People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 676 31.49 ElectedAlfred Thugea Solomon Islands United Party 531 24.73 David Thuguvoda Independent 361 16.81 Samuel Ono Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 254 11.83 Alfred Maeke Independent 228 10.62 Peter Sesela Independent 97 4.52 North West Malaita Swanson Cornelius Konofilia Solomon Islands United Party 360 21.98 ElectedBartholomew Leni Olea Independent 234 14.29 UnseatedNorman Kwalemanu Independent 226 13.80 Samuel Misitana Independent 151 9.22 Saul Siomagela Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 142 8.67 Joseph Taega National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 141 8.61 John Rarangia Independent 106 6.47 James Delamani Independent 100 6.11 Andrew Willis Independent 72 4.40 Leonard Suluala Independent 49 2.99 Felix Laumae Independent 33 2.01 Francis Daukwai Independent 24 1.47 Ranongga/Simbo Charlie Panakera Independent 664 47.53 ElectedPeter Beck Independent 345 24.70 Boaz Nagu Eddie Independent 153 10.95 Bruce Ragoso Independent 147 10.52 Patterson Runikera Independent 88 6.30 Rennell/Bellona John Tepaika Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 357 42.05 ElectedPaul John People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 206 24.26 UnseatedJames Tepuke Independent 167 19.67 Puia Kaunga National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 77 9.07 Abiah Tegheta Solomon Islands United Party 42 4.95 Roviana and North New Georgia Job Dudley Tausinga People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 1,488 59.17 ElectedWilliam Talasasa National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 901 35.83 Rennell Mamupania Independent 126 5.01 Russells/Savo John Ngina People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 524 28.71 Re-electedMark Roboliu Kemakeza Independent 285 15.62 Nestor Bele Independent 233 12.77 Aubrey Puia Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 233 12.77 Mark Golu Independent 207 11.34 B. Silas Selo Independent 157 8.60 Jacob Manegaru Independent 89 4.88 John Baptist Tura Independent 56 3.07 Wilson Sungi Independent 41 2.25 Shortland Peter J. Salaka Independent 191 25.99 Re-electedLawrence Alisae Independent 147 20.00 Remesio Eresi National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 141 19.18 Roy Kelosi Independent 115 15.65 Jerry Buare Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 83 11.29 Christopher Laore People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 58 7.89 Small Malaita Tony Harihiru Solomon Islands United Party 512 19.29 Re-electedAlex Bartlett Independent 484 18.24 Anthony Saru Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 270 10.17 David Lilimae Independent 270 10.17 Richard Watekari People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 268 10.10 David Tapiai Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 196 7.39 William Nii Haomae Independent 164 6.18 John S. Watemae Independent 123 4.63 Christian Moffat Suiga Independent 116 4.37 Stanley Walakutu Independent 110 4.14 Peter Wateoli National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 94 3.54 Emanuel Rapumanu Independent 47 1.77 South Choiseul Jason Dorovolomo Solomon Islands United Party 454 25.66 Re-electedHarrison Benjamin People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 333 18.82 Franklin Pitakaka Independent 333 18.82 Isaac Qoloni Independent 219 12.38 Rence Kodosiku Independent 161 9.10 Leadly Mediko Independent 81 4.58 Metcalf Pitasopa Independent 80 4.52 Binet Gadebeta Independent 69 3.90 Billy Takubala Independent 39 2.20 South Guadalcanal Sethuel Kelly Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 785 44.93 ElectedVictor Samuel Ngele Solomon Islands United Party 546 31.25 Stephen Cheka People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 416 23.81 Temotu Nende Ataban M Tropa People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 1,018 49.76 Re-electedRobert Mewebu National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 503 24.58 Peter Noli Independent 401 19.60 John Melanoli Independent 124 6.06 Temotu Pele Simon Peter Leinga People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 344 22.14 ElectedJohn Baddley Bakila National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 309 19.88 Clement Jimmy Natei Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 268 17.25 Simon Keire Independent 214 13.77 Ezekiel Maai Alolo Independent 187 12.03 Moffat Bonunga Solomon Islands United Party 175 11.26 UnseatedDavid Dawea Taukalo Independent 57 3.67 Ulawa/Ugi Andrew Mamau People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 556 56.73 Re-electedGeoffrey Loloito Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 178 18.16 Frank Porara Solomon Islands United Party 109 11.12 Moffat Ramoni Independent 61 6.22 Mathias Sitana National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 57 5.82 Michael Umaleo Independent 19 1.94 Vella Lavella Seth G. Lekelalu Solomon Islands United Party 989 54.73 ElectedGeorge Talasasa People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 520 28.78 UnseatedAndrew Kukuti Independent 298 16.49 Vona Vona/Rendova/Tetepari Danny Philip Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 480 30.34 ElectedWillie Lianga People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 283 17.89 Richard Boso Independent 234 14.79 Frank Jamakana Independent 217 13.72 Hugh Soakai Solomon Islands United Party 179 11.31 UnseatedMaekera Viuru Independent 114 7.21 Rex Biku Independent 75 4.74 West ꞌAreꞌare David Kausimae People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 428 33.26 ElectedAlfred Aihunu Solomon Islands United Party 394 30.61 UnseatedJohn Asipara Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 222 17.25 Timothy Kauhiona Independent 97 7.54 Albert Hauhare Independent 74 5.75 John Manewai Independent 56 4.35 John Mare Aihunu Independent 16 1.24 West Guadalcanal George Kejoa Independent 557 26.15 ElectedOrlie Torling Independent 476 22.35 Bernard Garo Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 331 15.54 Kamilo Teke People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 243 11.41 UnseatedBartholomew Buchanan Independent 200 9.39 Matthew Belamataga Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 159 7.46 John Toto National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 117 5.49 George Wilson Mangale Independent 47 2.21 West Honiara Ben Gale Solomon Islands United Party 484 33.04 ElectedAndrew Nori People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 351 23.96 Peter Vincent Bennett National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 245 16.72 Gordon Billy Gatu Independent 152 10.38 UnseatedStephen Martin Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 89 6.08 Duddley Wate Independent 62 4.23 Patrick Leta Independent 42 2.87 William Taisia Independent 21 1.43 Edwin Sitori Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 19 1.30 West Isabel Dennis Carlos Lulei Independent 1,384 60.68 Re-electedLily O. Poznanski Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 511 22.40 Nelson Kehe Kile People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 386 16.92 West Kwaio Jonathan Wesley Kuka Solomon Islands United Party 551 31.54 Re-electedSam Philip Korasimora People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 232 13.28 Abraham Baeanisia National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 217 12.42 John Ale Independent 199 11.39 Paul Andrew Foasi Independent 187 10.70 John Martin Garo Independent 154 8.82 Lawrence Utaka Independent 65 3.72 Eustace Ingi Independent 46 2.63 Jack Francis Ross Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 44 2.52 Adrian Eddy Bibimauri Independent 33 1.89 Jungle Holy Deve Independent 19 1.09 West Kwara'ae Stephen Tonafalea Independent 728 29.17 ElectedLeonard Maenuna Solomon Islands United Party 445 17.83 Robert Wilson Aioro Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 350 14.02 Alan Taki Independent 279 11.18 UnseatedNelson Kifo Independent 231 9.25 Patrick Liufo'oa Gwaimaoa People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands) 143 5.73 Francis Lulumani National Democratic Party (Solomon Islands) 121 4.85 Geoffrey Anii Independent 118 4.73 M. J. Lioa Independent 81 3.25 West Makira Solomon S. Mamaloni Independent 1,711 77.99 Re-electedMathias Taro Solomon Agu Segu-Fenua 248 11.30 Gad Hagasuramo Independent 163 7.43 John Marahora Solomon Islands Cultural Traditional Leaders Movement 72 3.28 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.Kenilorea is Solomons P.M. Pacific Islands Monthly, January 1985, p7 References Solomons General Category:Elections in the Solomon Islands Category:Election and referendum articles with incomplete results Category:October 1984 in Oceania