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{{Short description|None}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=April 2020}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=June 2024}}
{{Infobox election
{{Infobox legislative election
| election_name = 2010 Solomon Islands general election
| country = Solomon Islands
| country = Solomon Islands
| previous_election = [[2006 Solomon Islands general election|2006]]
| type = parliamentary
| next_election = [[2014 Solomon Islands general election|2014]]
| ongoing = no
| previous_election = 2006 Solomon Islands general election
| seats_for_election = All 50 seats in the [[National Parliament of Solomon Islands|National Parliament]]
| previous_year = 2006
| majority_seats = 26
| next_election = 2014 Solomon Islands general election
| next_year = 2014
| seats_for_election = All 50 seats to the [[National Parliament of Solomon Islands|National Parliament]]
| election_date = 4 August 2010
| election_date = 4 August 2010

| image1 =
| leader1 = [[Steve Abana]]
|party1 = Solomon Islands Democratic Party |leader1 = [[Steve Abana]] |percentage1 = 10.49 |seats1 = 12 |last_election1 = 3
|party2 = Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party |leader2 = [[Manasseh Sogavare]] |percentage2 = 10.24 |seats2 = 4 |last_election2 = New
| party1 = Democratic Party (Solomon Islands)
|party3 = Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement |leader3 = [[Job Tausinga]] |percentage3 = 3.43 |seats3 = 4 |last_election3 = 4
| last_election1 = 5 seats
|party4 = [[Direct Development Party|DDP]] |leader4 = [[Dick Ha'amori]] |percentage4 = 2.40 |seats4 = 3 |last_election4 = New
| seats1 = 13
|party5 = [[Independent Democratic Party (Solomon Islands)|IDP]] |leader5 = [[Snyder Rini]] |percentage5 = 1.67 |seats5 = 2 |last_election5 = New
| seat_change1 = +8
|party6 = [[Reform Democratic Party|RDP]] |leader6 = [[Danny Philip]] |percentage6 = 1.32 |seats6 = 2 |last_election6 = New
| popular_vote1 =
|party7 = [[Rural and Urban Political Party|RUPP]] |leader7 = [[Samuel Manetoali]] |percentage7 = 1.29 |seats7 = 1 |last_election7 = New
| percentage1 =
|party8 = Solomon Islands Liberal Party |leader8 = [[Derek Sikua]] |percentage8 = 1.25 |seats8 = 1 |last_election8 = 2
| image2 =
|party9 = People's Congress Party |leader9 = [[Fred Fono]]|percentage9 = 0.70 |seats9 = 1 |last_election9 = New
| leader2 = [[Manasseh Sogavare]]
|party10 = Independents |leader10 = – |percentage10 = 62.19 |seats10 = 20 |last_election10 = 30
| party2 = Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party

| last_election2 = ''new party''
| seats2 = 3
| seat_change2 = +3
| popular_vote2 =
| percentage2 =
| image3 =
| leader3 = [[Danny Philip]]
| party3 = Reformed Democratic Party
| last_election3 = ''new party''
| seats3 = 3
| seat_change3 = +3
| popular_vote3 =
| percentage3 =
|title = Prime Minister
|title = Prime Minister
|posttitle = Subsequent Prime Minister
|posttitle = Subsequent Prime Minister
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|before_party = Solomon Islands Liberal Party
|before_party = Solomon Islands Liberal Party
|after_election = [[Danny Philip]]
|after_election = [[Danny Philip]]
|after_party = Reformed Democratic Party
|after_party = [[Reform Democratic Party|RDP]]
}}{{Politics of the Solomon Islands}}
}}

{{Politics of the Solomon Islands}}
A '''general election''' was held in [[Solomon Islands]] on 4 August 2010.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-world/solomons-preparing-for-general-election-20100118-meue.html |title=Solomons preparing for general election |work=The Sydney Morning Herald|date=18 January 2010 |access-date=14 February 2010}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=51537 |title=Voter registration begins for 2010 Solomons election |publisher=Radio New Zealand International |date=25 January 2010 |access-date=14 February 2010}}</ref> In May 2010, Prime Minister [[Derek Sikua]] announced that the election would be held on 4 August;<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=53798|title=4 August to be Solomon Islands election date|publisher=[[Radio New Zealand International]]|date=26 May 2010|access-date=2 June 2010}}</ref> however, this announcement was deemed to be premature, as only the Governor General has the authority to announce the election date upon the advice of the Electoral Commission.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwID=5223 |title=Election Date Invalid: Government House |publisher=Solomon Times Online |date=28 May 2010 |access-date=2 June 2010}}</ref> In the end, this date was used, however.
General elections were held in the [[Solomon Islands]] on 4 August 2010.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-world/solomons-preparing-for-general-election-20100118-meue.html |title=Solomons preparing for general election |work=[[The Sydney Morning Herald]] |date=18 January 2010 |access-date=14 February 2010}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=51537 |title=Voter registration begins for 2010 Solomons election |website=Radio New Zealand International |date=25 January 2010 |access-date=14 February 2010}}</ref> The election date was announced in May 2010 by Prime Minister [[Derek Sikua]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=53798|title=4 August to be Solomon Islands election date|website=[[Radio New Zealand International]]|date=26 May 2010|access-date=2 June 2010}}</ref> Although the announcement was deemed to be premature, as only the Governor General has the authority to announce the election date upon the advice of the Electoral Commission,<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwID=5223 |title=Election Date Invalid: Government House |website=Solomon Times Online |date=28 May 2010 |access-date=2 June 2010}}</ref> the election date remained the same.


==Candidates==
==Candidates==
There were a total of 509 candidates, including 25 women.<ref name="RNZI_54855">{{cite news |url=http://www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=54855 |title=Confidence handful of women candidates will do well in Solomons election |date=22 July 2010 |work=[[Radio New Zealand International]] |access-date=12 November 2011}}</ref>
There were a total of 509 candidates, including 25 women.<ref name="RNZI_54855">{{cite news |url=http://www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=54855 |title=Confidence handful of women candidates will do well in Solomons election |date=22 July 2010 |work=[[Radio New Zealand International]] |access-date=12 November 2011}}</ref>

==Election==
On 11 August 2009, [[lobbying]] was reported in progress, as several political groups jockeyed to form a [[coalition government]]. No candidates for the Solomon Islands leadership post of [[Prime Minister]] had yet been announced; however, it appears that three main camps have formed.

The first camp is built around the outgoing government led by Derek Sikua. One of its spokespeople, Matthew Wale, claimed on 13 August that the group has the support of five parties and 30 MPs including the Democratic Party (SIDP, 14 MPs), the [[National Party (Solomon Islands)|National Party]] (or Nasnol Pati, 3 MPs), the Party for Rural Advancement (SIPRA, 3 MPs), the Liberal Party (2 MPs), the People's Congress Party (PCP, 2 MPs), and six independents. This camp is based at the Heritage Hotel.<ref name="One Television, 13/08/10">{{cite web|url=http://www.onetelevision.com.sb/index.php/national-news/government/13340-three-political-camps-appear-to-be-the-front-runners-to-forming-the-new-government|title=One Television, 13/08/10|access-date=14 August 2010|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110723215636/http://www.onetelevision.com.sb/index.php/national-news/government/13340-three-political-camps-appear-to-be-the-front-runners-to-forming-the-new-government|archive-date=23 July 2011|url-status=dead}}</ref>

A second camp is based around three parties: the Ownership, Unity and Reconciliation (OUR, 4 seats) party, which is led by a former Prime Minister [[Manasseh Sogavare]]; the Direct Development Party (DDP, 2 MPs), which is led by former Director of the Solomon Islands College of Higher Education (SICHE); and the Reform and Democratic Party (RDP, 2 seats), which is led by a former Deputy Prime Minister [[Danny Philip]]. This camp is based at the Pacific Casino Hotel.<ref name="One Television, 13/08/10"/>

A third camp is led by the newly established Independent Democratic Party (IDP), led by Snyder Rini and is based at Honiara Hotel. The IDP's party secretary Leonard Kaitu'u explained that the IDP was the successor to a previous party, the Association of Independent Members.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.solomonstarnews.com/viewpoint/letters-to-the-editor/7509-independent-democratic-party|title=Leonard Kaitu'u, letter to the editor, Solomon Star, 13/08/10|access-date=14 August 2010|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110614063506/http://www.solomonstarnews.com/viewpoint/letters-to-the-editor/7509-independent-democratic-party|archive-date=14 June 2011|url-status=dead}}</ref> Kaitu'u has suggested that their camp will also get support from the People's Alliance Party (PAP) and the Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement (SIPRA).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.solomonstarnews.com/news/national/7433-lobbying-starts|title=Lobbying starts, Solomon Star, 10/08/10|access-date=14 August 2010|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110614063544/http://www.solomonstarnews.com/news/national/7433-lobbying-starts|archive-date=14 June 2011|url-status=dead}}</ref> However, it is not clear whether the PAP won any seats in the new parliament and it is possible that SIPRA will decide to join with the Heritage Hotel camp. A spokesman for the group denied that cash incentives were being used to secure members for the coalition.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwID=5437 |title=Political "Camps" Kick Start Lobbying Process |access-date=12 August 2010}} Solomon Times Online, 11 August 2010</ref>


==Results==
==Results==
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25 incumbents were returned and 25 were replaced (including three seats where the incumbent chose not to recontest and one seat that was vacant due to the death of Edward Huni'ehu). Of the 50 MPs, most are relatively inexperienced: 45 have served less than two terms in office. The five long-serving MPs are Job Dudley Tausinga (entering his 7th consecutive term), Danny Philip (5th term), Snyder Rini (4th term), Manasseh Sogavare (4th term) and Gordon Darcy Lilo (3rd term).
25 incumbents were returned and 25 were replaced (including three seats where the incumbent chose not to recontest and one seat that was vacant due to the death of Edward Huni'ehu). Of the 50 MPs, most are relatively inexperienced: 45 have served less than two terms in office. The five long-serving MPs are Job Dudley Tausinga (entering his 7th consecutive term), Danny Philip (5th term), Snyder Rini (4th term), Manasseh Sogavare (4th term) and Gordon Darcy Lilo (3rd term).


{{Election results
{| class="wikitable"
|party1=[[Solomon Islands Democratic Party]]|votes1=24719|seats1=12|sc1=+9
|party2=[[Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party]]|votes2=24138|seats2=4|sc2=New
|party3=[[Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement]]|votes3=8074|seats3=4|sc3=0
|party4=[[Direct Development Party]]|votes4=5667|seats4=3|sc4=New
|party5=[[People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)|People's Alliance Party]]|votes5=4619|seats5=0|sc5=−3
|party6=[[National Party (Solomon Islands)|National Party]]|votes6=4474|seats6=0|sc6=−4
|party7=[[Independent Democratic Party (Solomon Islands)|Independent Democratic Party]]|votes7=3926|seats7=2|sc7=New
|party8=[[Reform Democratic Party]]|votes8=3119|seats8=2|sc8=New
|party9=[[Rural and Urban Political Party]]|votes9=3051|seats9=1|sc9=New
|party10=[[Solomon Islands Liberal Party]]|votes10=2945|seats10=1|sc10=−1
|party11=[[People's Congress Party]]|votes11=1651|seats11=1|sc11=New
|party12=Rural Development Party|votes12=1021|seats12=0|sc12=New
|party13=People's Federation Party|votes13=913|seats13=0|sc13=New
|party14=[[New Nation Party (Solomon Islands)|New Nation Party]]|votes14=806|seats14=0|sc14=New
|party15=Independents|votes15=146571|seats15=20|sc15=−10
|invalid=2178
|electorate=448189
|source=[http://solomonselections.org/election-results/ Solomon Islands Election Resources], [http://www.electionpassport.com/ Election Passport]
}}

===By constituency===

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style=text-align:right
! colspan=8 width=1060px|Results by constituency
|-
|-
! Constituency !! Member !! Party
! Constituency !! Electorate !! Candidate !! colspan=2|Party !! Votes !! % !! Notes
|-
|-
| align=left rowspan=7|Aoke/Langalanga || rowspan=7|8,791 || align=left|Mathew Cooper Wale || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 1,681 || 36.70 || align=left|Re-elected
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Choiseul Province'''
|-
|-
| align=left|Billy A. Manu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,512 || 33.00 ||
| South Choiseul || Elijah Doro Muala || SINP/SIPRA?
|-
|-
| align=left|Tony Wale || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,000 || 21.80 ||
| North West Choiseul || Connelly Sadakabatu || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Richard Ulufa'alu || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Liberal Party}} || 186 || 4.10 ||
| East Choiseul || [[Manasseh Sogavare]]* || OUR
|-
|-
| align=left|Judy Kwatena Fionala Barty || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 63 || 1.40 ||
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Western Province'''
|-
|-
| align=left|Frank Bosi || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 63 || 1.40 ||
| Shortlands || Steve Laore || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 74 || 1.60 ||
| North Vella La Vella || Milner Tozaka* || Ind.
|-
|-
! colspan=8|
| South Vella La Vella || Lionel Alex || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left rowspan=15|Baegu/Asifola || rowspan=15|10,173 || align=left|Toswel Kaua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,037 || 22.60 || align=left|Re-elected
| Rannogga/Simbo || Charles Sigoto || RDP
|-
|-
| align=left|David Tome || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 714 || 15.60 ||
| Gizo/Kolombangara || Gordon Darcy Lilo* || SIPRA
|-
|-
| align=left|Siau Mana || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 647 || 14.10 ||
| West New Georgia - Vona Vona || Silas Tausinga || SIPRA
|-
|-
| align=left|Henry Ologa Olobeni || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 466 || 10.20 ||
| North New Georgia || Job Dudley Tausinga* || SIPRA
|-
|-
| align=left|Tagini Makario || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 377 || 8.20 ||
| South New Georgia R&T || [[Danny Philip]]* || RDP
|-
|-
| align=left|James Kili || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 374 || 8.10 ||
| Marovo || Snyder Rini* || IDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Thompson Lebeoa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 196 || 4.30 ||
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Isabel Province'''
|-
|-
| align=left|Peter Kakai Jr. || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 167 || 3.60 ||
| Hograno/Kia/Havulei || Selwyn Riumana* || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Francis Frank Lomo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 126 || 2.70 ||
| Maringe/Kokota || Varian Lomanei* || IDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Wilfred Akao || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 88 || 1.90 ||
| Gao/Bugotu || Samuel Manetoali* || RUPP
|-
|-
| align=left|John Tatalo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 87 || 1.90 ||
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Malaita Province'''
|-
|-
| align=left|Bobby Kusilifu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 68 || 1.50 ||
| North Malaita || [[Jimmy Lusibaea]] || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Alfred Liata Malakai || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 37 || 0.80 ||
| Lau Mbaelalea || Walter Folotalu* || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Tony Irobina || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 0 || 0.00 ||
| Baegu/Asifola || Toswell Kaua* || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 206 || 4.50 ||
| Fataleka || [[Steve Abana]]* || SIDP
|-
|-
! colspan=8|
| West Kwara'ae || Shemuel Sam Iduri* || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left rowspan=3|Central Guadalcanal || rowspan=3|6,829 || align=left|Peter Shanel Agovaka || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 2,526 || 54.80 || align=left|Re-elected
| Central Kwara'ae || Fiulaua Jackson || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Walton Naezol || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 2,025 || 43.90 ||
| East Malaita || Manasseh Maelanga* || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 58 || 1.30 ||
| Aoke/Langalanga || Matthew Wale* || SIDP
|-
|-
! colspan=8|
| East Kwaio || Stanley Festus Sofu* || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left rowspan=24|Central Honiara || rowspan=24|37,885 || align=left|John Moffat Fugui || {{full party name with color|Direct Development Party}} || 1,240 || 14.90 || align=left|Elected
| West Kwaio || Peter Tom* || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Jonathan Aqarao Zama || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 938 || 11.30 ||
| East Are Are || Andrew Hanaria || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Fred Peter || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 893 || 10.70 ||
| West Are Are || John Maneniaru || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Francis Waleanisia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 658 || 7.90 ||
| Small Malaita || Rick Houenipwela || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Nelson Ne'e || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 496 || 6.00 || align=left|Unseated
| Malaita Outer Islands || Martin Kialoe || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Robert Hite || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 442 || 5.30 ||
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Central Province'''
|-
|-
| align=left|Martin Alufurai || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 439 || 5.30 ||
| Ngella || Mark Kemakeza* || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Barnabas Henson || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 391 || 4.70 ||
| Russells and Savo || Dickson Mua Panakitasi || OUR
|-
|-
| align=left|Steve Lebaro || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 354 || 4.30 ||
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Rennell and Bellona'''
|-
|-
| align=left|Samson Saokwai Raete'e || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 321 || 3.90 ||
| Rennell-Bellona || Seth Gukuna* || PCP
|-
|-
| align=left|Moon Pin Kwan || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 315 || 3.80 ||
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Guadalcanal Province'''
|-
|-
| align=left|Lawrence Makili || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 315 || 3.80 ||
| North West Guadalcanal || Horst Heinz Bodo Dettke || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|John Buluwale || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 236 || 2.80 ||
| West Guadalcanal || Moses Garu || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Michael Tom Anita || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 209 || 2.50 ||
| South Guadalcanal || David Dei Pacha* || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left|James Leonard Mua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 208 || 2.50 ||
| East Guadalcanal || Bradley Tovosia || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Eric Tema || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 172 || 2.10 ||
| East Central Guadalcanal || Joseph Onika || OUR
|-
|-
| align=left|Delmah Lavina Nori || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 136 || 1.60 ||
| North East Guadalcanal || [[Derek Sikua]]* || SILP
|-
|-
| align=left|Ishmael Idu Misalo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 104 || 1.20 ||
| North Guadalcanal || Martin Sopaghe* || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Eddie Kasute'e Siapu Rarabae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 100 || 1.20 ||
| Central Guadalcanal || Peter Shanel || OUR
|-
|-
| align=left|Charles Matanani || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 90 || 1.10 ||
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Honiara City'''
|-
|-
| align=left|Duddley Wate || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 87 || 1.00 ||
| East Honiara || Douglas Ete || DDP/RDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Bernard Bakote'e || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 80 || 1.00 ||
| Central Honiara || John Moffat Fugui || DDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Beato Apaniai || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 73 || 0.90 ||
| West Honiara || Namson Tran || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 28 || 0.30 ||
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Makira Province'''
|-
|-
! colspan=8|
| West Makira || Dick Ha'amori || DDP
|-
|-
| align=left rowspan=12|Central Kwara'ae || rowspan=12|9,955 || align=left|Jackson Fiulaua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 2,936 || 43.70 || align=left|Elected
| Central Makira|| Hypolite Taremae || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Fred Iro Fono || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 2,379 || 35.40 || align=left|Unseated
| East Makira || Alfred Ghiro || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Philip Damirara Akote'e || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 331 || 4.90 ||
| Ulawa/Ugi || James Tora* || SIDP
|-
|-
| align=left|Reuben Torii Moli || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 251 || 3.70 ||
| colspan="3" bgcolor="turquoise" style="text-align: center;" | '''Temotu Province'''
|-
|-
| align=left|Collin Maenunu Sigimanu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 232 || 3.50 ||
| Temotu Pele || Martin Magga* || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|John Utukana To'ofilu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 215 || 3.20 ||
| Temotu Nende || Cummins Mewa || Ind.
|-
|-
| align=left|Rose Anilabata || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 121 || 1.80 ||
| Temotu Vatud || Clay Forau Soalaoi* || PFP
|-
| align=left|Fred Maebiru Maetoloa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 77 || 1.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Walton Willy Abuito'o || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 72 || 1.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Clement Lee || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 56 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Leonard Sasai || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 29 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 22 || 0.30 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=17|Central Makira || rowspan=17|5,510 || align=left|Hypolite Taremae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,360 || 33.80 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Bernard Ghiro || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 817 || 20.30 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Nestor Ghiro || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 478 || 11.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Vkey Mansugu || {{full party name with color|National Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 232 || 5.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Fredson Fenua || {{full party name with color|People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 225 || 5.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Fox Qwaina || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 172 || 4.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Jack Faga || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 137 || 3.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Joseph Tamuatara || {{full party name with color|Rural Development Party}} || 124 || 3.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Henry Hagawusia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 122 || 3.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Nesta Marahora || {{full party name with color|National Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 121 || 3.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Paul Watoto || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 65 || 1.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Thomas Nukuafi || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 48 || 1.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Alfred Wato || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 42 || 1.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Romano Taro || {{full party name with color|People's Congress Party}} || 31 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Edmund Mehare || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 25 || 0.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Aaron Koroa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 8 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 19 || 0.50 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=9|East ꞌAreꞌare || rowspan=9|6,651 || align=left|Andrew Hanaria Keniasina || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,000 || 21.70 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Aliki Tokii Ha'apio || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 947 || 20.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Andrew Manepora'a || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 903 || 19.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Abraham Namokari || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 792 || 17.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Michael Ahikau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 628 || 13.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Brian Aonima || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 274 || 5.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Joseph Hatamane Ririmae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 54 || 1.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Jerry Haipora Terenihona || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 3 || 0.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 11 || 0.20 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=12|East Central Guadalcanal || rowspan=12|7,458 || align=left|Joseph Onika || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 1,133 || 24.80 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Nollen C. Leni || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 961 || 21.00 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Gordon Tapalia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 630 || 13.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Reuben Tovutovu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 606 || 13.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Molia Gemali || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 392 || 8.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Abel Arambola || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 330 || 7.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Mark Gatu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 155 || 3.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Eric Thogole || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 108 || 2.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Nathaniel Mara || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 75 || 1.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Job Maneka Geseni || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 44 || 1.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Kamilo Kevin Gaoma || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 40 || 0.90 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 98 || 2.10 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=5|East Choiseul || rowspan=5|4,000 || align=left|Mannaseh Sogavare || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 1,913 || 71.80 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Moses Kurebose Biliki || {{full party name with color|People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 384 || 14.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Sheperd Lapo || {{full party name with color|National Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 248 || 9.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Hence Vaekesa || {{full party name with color|People's Congress Party}} || 100 || 3.80 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 20 || 0.80 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=10|East Guadalcanal || rowspan=10|7,318 || align=left|Bradley Tovosia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,630 || 38.90 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Sampson Tahuniara || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 818 || 19.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Johnson Koli || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 505 || 12.00 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|John Hue || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 404 || 9.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Ezekiel Alebua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 293 || 7.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Kennedy Hoda || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 168 || 4.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Henry Pechakibo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 153 || 3.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Joe Tuti Ruriti || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 117 || 2.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Joseph Hikuta'a || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 64 || 1.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Bendick Tova || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 40 || 1.00 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=13|East Honiara || rowspan=13|39,985 || align=left|Douglas Ete || {{full party name with color|Direct Development Party}} || 3,178 || 38.60 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Charles Dausabea || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 958 || 11.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Paul Maenu'u || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 913 || 11.10 ||
|-
| align=left|David Jack Maesua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 912 || 11.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Simeon Bouro || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 678 || 8.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Geofferry Faisi Samuel || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 655 || 8.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Wycliff Ene || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 323 || 3.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Thompson Guralaua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 246 || 3.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Catherine Adifaka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 146 || 1.80 ||
|-
| align=left|John Nelson Ross || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 105 || 1.30 ||
|-
| align=left|John Laosao || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 62 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Eddie Misi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 28 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 25 || 0.30 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=5|East Kwaio || rowspan=5|10,448 || align=left|Stanley Festus Sofu || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 3,973 || 67.70 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Alfred Solomon Sasako || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,581 || 27.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Herrick Dennie || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 190 || 3.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Solomon Amos Morisudah || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 20 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 101 || 1.70 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=15|East Makira || rowspan=15|8,473 || align=left|Alfred Ghiro || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 1,480 || 22.90 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Martin Karani || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 842 || 13.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Daniel Wagatora || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 761 || 11.80 ||
|-
| align=left|John Mamafe || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 747 || 11.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Nathaniel P. Waka'a || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 595 || 9.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Otto M. Kuper || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 441 || 6.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Warren Tereqora || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 372 || 5.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Nicholas K. Gapiara || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 344 || 5.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Stanley S. Siapu || {{full party name with color|Rural and Urban Political Party}} || 255 || 3.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Fred P. Fanua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 176 || 2.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Stevenson Piringisau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 168 || 2.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Henry J. K. Sitai || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 124 || 1.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Henry S. Kuata || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 85 || 1.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Thomas Bea || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 46 || 0.70 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 30 || 0.50 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=8|East Malaita || rowspan=8|8,231 || align=left|Manasseh Maelanga || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 2,845 || 71.00 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Lloyd Gwee Toribaeko || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 465 || 11.60 ||
|-
| align=left|David Toifai Misitomu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 285 || 7.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Wilfred Bello Faari || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 125 || 3.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Ezekiel Korai || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 123 || 3.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Philistus Olo Fafoi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 70 || 1.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Sade Oge || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 64 || 1.60 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 28 || 0.70 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=10|Fataleka || rowspan=10|10,166 || align=left|Steve William Abana || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 1,954 || 34.20 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Felix Taloinao Laumae Kabini || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 978 || 17.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Solomon Auga || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 927 || 16.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Thomas Ifuimae || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 587 || 10.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Gregson Genesis Angisia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 422 || 7.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Jeniffer Fugui || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 216 || 3.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Allen Siau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 199 || 3.50 ||
|-
| align=left|John Ruruka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 49 || 0.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Peter Bubulu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 14 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 364 || 6.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=8|Gao/Bugotu || rowspan=8|5,531 || align=left|Samuel Manetoali || {{full party name with color|Rural and Urban Political Party}} || 2,479 || 66.70 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Rhoda Sikilabu || {{full party name with color|People's Congress Party}} || 564 || 15.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Derick Kolinahiga || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 494 || 13.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Moffet B Tupi || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 111 || 3.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Patteson Riumono || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 31 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Basil Manelegua || {{full party name with color|Independent Democratic Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 21 || 0.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Ian Aujare || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 5 || 0.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 9 || 0.20 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=15|Gizo/Kolombangara || rowspan=15|9,078 || align=left|Gordon Darcy Lilo || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement}} || 1,942 || 39.60 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Kenneth Bule Hite || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 905 || 18.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Daniel Kennedy || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 520 || 10.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Warren Paia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 342 || 7.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Mockson Aaron || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 307 || 6.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Jackson Piasi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 140 || 2.90 ||
|-
| align=left|George Tataio || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 123 || 2.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Ernest Kenji Sato || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 120 || 2.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Robins Mesepitu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 115 || 2.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Mark Kale || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 101 || 2.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Reuben Lilo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 65 || 1.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Ian Roni Gina || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 41 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Ishmelly Kevu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 31 || 0.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Komoe Toma || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 30 || 0.60 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 116 || 2.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=11|Hograno/Kia/Havulei || rowspan=11|5,749 || align=left|Selwyn Riumana || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,461 || 35.20 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Dudley Lonamei || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 928 || 22.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Dick Daoleni || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 636 || 15.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Jane Magata Tozaka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 447 || 10.80 ||
|-
| align=left|George Ngumi Goi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 257 || 6.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Eddie Ene || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 252 || 6.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Nelson Kehe Kile || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 99 || 2.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Peter Mcpherson || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 32 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Atkin Bera || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Liberal Party}} || 12 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Reuben Natowan || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 9 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 20 || 0.50 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=12|Lau/Mbaelelea || rowspan=12|16,740 || align=left|Walter Folotalu || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 2,370 || 25.80 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Augustine Auga || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,482 || 16.10 ||
|-
| align=left|John Meke || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,219 || 13.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Judson Lee Leafasia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,198 || 13.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Toata Molea || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,064 || 11.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Charles Ferania Sale || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 724 || 7.90 ||
|-
| align=left|John Dominic Gela || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 380 || 4.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Silver Mango || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 322 || 3.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Philip Solodia Seni || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 294 || 3.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Leslie Lazarus || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 59 || 0.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Fagal Aengari || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 25 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 60 || 0.70 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=8|Malaita Outer Islands || rowspan=8|2,913 || align=left|Martin Kealoe || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 739 || 45.20 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Hugo Kahano || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 496 || 30.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Patrick Vahoe || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 230 || 14.10 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|David Holosivi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 73 || 4.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Reginald W Aipia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 69 || 4.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Thomas Sapivaka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 4 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Rodger D Tauariki || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 4 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 21 || 1.30 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=11|Maringe/Kokota || rowspan=11|5,665 || align=left|Varian Lonamei || {{full party name with color|Independent Democratic Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 1,385 || 32.60 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Culwick Togamana || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement}} || 996 || 23.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Leslie Kikolo || {{full party name with color|People's Federation Party}} || 913 || 21.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Tione Bugotu || {{full party name with color|Rural and Urban Political Party}} || 317 || 7.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Moses Sasago || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 246 || 5.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Samson Aumae || {{full party name with color|People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 213 || 5.00 ||
|-
| align=left|John Colridge Lolly || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement}} || 72 || 1.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Rachel Theotahigna || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 41 || 1.00 ||
|-
| align=left|John Charlie Sotamana || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 26 || 0.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Clement Rojumana || {{full party name with color|People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 22 || 0.50 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 11 || 0.30 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=13|Marovo || rowspan=13|10,361 || align=left|Snyder Rini || {{full party name with color|Independent Democratic Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 2,520 || 37.10 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Philemon Riti || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,426 || 21.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Ivan Kerovo Ngai || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 720 || 10.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Undikolo Pelobule || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 482 || 7.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Atabani Tahu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 386 || 5.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Edward Tokuru || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 342 || 5.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Eric Hivae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 306 || 4.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Milikada Miller Silas || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 235 || 3.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Hellen Saera Hilli || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 215 || 3.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Denton Dino Bennie || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 83 || 1.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Spama Runialo Sialo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 59 || 0.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Lore Reuben || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 2 || 0.00 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 24 || 0.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=13|Nggela || rowspan=13|10,868 || align=left|Mark Roboliu Kemakeza || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,966 || 24.40 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Johnley T. Hatimoana || {{full party name with color|National Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 1,843 || 22.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Christian Salini || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement}} || 1,522 || 18.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Clement Rexley Kakango || {{full party name with color|People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 1,079 || 13.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Ronald M. Unusi || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 634 || 7.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Bartholomew Parapolo || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 506 || 6.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Alfred Pohe || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 231 || 2.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Daniel A. Parapolo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 88 || 1.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Catherine Ann Pule || {{full party name with color|People's Congress Party}} || 74 || 0.90 ||
|-
| align=left|John Gorosi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 30 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Fred Samora || {{full party name with color|New Nation Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 28 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Cecil Ono || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Liberal Party}} || 8 || 0.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 34 || 0.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=7|North East Guadalcanal || rowspan=7|7,763 || align=left|Derek Sikua || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Liberal Party}} || 2,535 || 57.00 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Alfred Mane Ngelea Lovanitilia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 887 || 19.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Henry Saea || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 317 || 7.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Ishmael Robert Leuape || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 241 || 5.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Brally Jim Tavalia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 217 || 4.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Farral Wilfred || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 209 || 4.70 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 43 || 1.00 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=13|North Guadalcanal || rowspan=13|8,484 || align=left|Martin Sopage || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,489 || 31.20 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Alfred Maeke Junior || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 940 || 19.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Daniel Vedar Buto || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 611 || 12.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Andrew Kuvu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 574 || 12.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Samson Maneka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 373 || 7.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Benedict Garimane || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 254 || 5.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Greenta Vienna Tome || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 231 || 4.80 ||
|-
| align=left|John Rossivaena || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 154 || 3.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Harry Barnabas || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 64 || 1.30 ||
|-
| align=left|David Qwan || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 20 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Edmond Sonitavea || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 16 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Stephen Paeni || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 15 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 37 || 0.80 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=10|North Malaita || rowspan=10|9,188 || align=left|Jimmy Lusibaea || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 3,091 || 49.60 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Michael Maeliau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 882 || 14.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Leslie Leau Kwaiga || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 813 || 13.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Daniel E. Kwanairara || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 566 || 9.10 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Mahlon Oduramo Suilifia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 342 || 5.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Sensie George || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 296 || 4.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Joel Moffat Konofilia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 102 || 1.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Raymond Aumae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 64 || 1.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Lawrence Foanaota || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 55 || 0.90 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 19 || 0.30 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=4|North New Georgia || rowspan=4|2,705 || align=left|Job Dudley Tausinga || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement}} || 1,419 || 73.90 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Dewin Alick || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 458 || 23.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Nuatali Tongarutu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 36 || 1.90 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 7 || 0.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=7|North Vella Lavella || rowspan=7|3,764 || align=left|Milner Tozaka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,225 || 45.00 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Pye Robert Kuve || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,082 || 39.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Alistair Porebangara Paekera || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 292 || 10.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Maleli Zalao || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 64 || 2.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Casper Dorauvo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 40 || 1.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Gwen Abana Jitukalo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 12 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 9 || 0.30 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=7|North West Choiseul || rowspan=7|6,208 || align=left|Connelly Sadakabatu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,408 || 30.00 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Francis Qalo || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 1,151 || 24.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Ralph Billy Takubala || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,027 || 21.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Clement Pikabatu Kengava || {{full party name with color|People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 775 || 16.50 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Alpha Kimata || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 206 || 4.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Sylvia Nowak Anderson || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 113 || 2.40 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 12 || 0.30 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=15|North West Guadalcanal || rowspan=15|8,238 || align=left|Horst Heinz Bodo Dettke || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 2,228 || 41.30 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Siriako Usa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,382 || 25.60 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Joseph Pali Neilsen || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 507 || 9.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Charles Brown Beu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 456 || 8.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Solomon Love || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 270 || 5.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Francis Mocho Belande Sade || {{full party name with color|Direct Development Party}} || 176 || 3.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Hilda Padavera Kii || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 117 || 2.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Charles Keku Chilivi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 82 || 1.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Michael Ben Walahoula || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 54 || 1.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Stephen Labu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 48 || 0.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Joseph Solomon Anea || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 14 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left|John Quan || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 12 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Craig Pelu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 9 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left|George Kavoa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 6 || 0.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 32 || 0.60 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=6|Ranongga/Simbo || rowspan=6|5,730 || align=left|Charles Sigoto || {{full party name with color|Reform Democratic Party}} || 1,485 || 38.40 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Francis Billy Hilly || {{full party name with color|National Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 1,277 || 33.00 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Belani Tekulu || {{full party name with color|New Nation Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 697 || 18.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Elizabeth Tamugula Pearson || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 254 || 6.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Stephen Suti-Agalo || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Liberal Party}} || 118 || 3.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 33 || 0.90 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=9|Rennell/Bellona || rowspan=9|3,386 || align=left|Seth Gukuna || {{full party name with color|People's Congress Party}} || 882 || 47.50 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Puia Tuhanuku || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 278 || 15.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Timothy Johnston || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 157 || 8.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Charlie Tango || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 154 || 8.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Collin Tesuatai || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 142 || 7.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Clive Sunga Tuimaka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 93 || 5.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Nollan Teika || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 75 || 4.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Jay Kabei || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 59 || 3.20 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 15 || 0.80 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=6|Russells/Savo || rowspan=6|6,892 || align=left|Dickson Mua Panakitasi || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 1,840 || 42.50 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Allan Kemakeza || {{full party name with color|People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 1,649 || 38.00 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Reginald Hill Kokili || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 325 || 7.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Sterry Leni Kuatavem || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 312 || 7.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Baptise Tura || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 180 || 4.20 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 28 || 0.60 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=8|Shortland || rowspan=8|2,939 || align=left|Steve Laore || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,073 || 49.30 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Augustine Taneko || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 901 || 41.40 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Albert Bakale Laore || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 136 || 6.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Derick Pako || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 12 || 0.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Ronnie Kidoe || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 5 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Ninamo Otuana || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 5 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Queensland Olega || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 1 || 0.00 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 43 || 2.00 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=16|Small Malaita || rowspan=16|11,774 || align=left|Rick Houenipwela || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 1,677 || 24.60 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|William Nii Haomae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,606 || 23.50 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Edwin Awaioli || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 825 || 12.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Rudolf Henry Dora || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 725 || 10.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Patrick Wate || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 567 || 8.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Christopher Wate || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 415 || 6.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Alex Bartlett || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 303 || 4.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Elizah Owa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 283 || 4.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Matthew Fakaia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 173 || 2.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Willie Fa'asu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 47 || 0.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Lyndon Wateitohi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 37 || 0.50 ||
|-
| align=left|James Henry Star Dora || {{full party name with color|People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 31 || 0.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Leslie Anthony Saru || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 30 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Clement Honiola || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 13 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Joseph Wane || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 13 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 77 || 1.10 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=14|South Choiseul || rowspan=14|5,581 || align=left|Elizah Doro Muala || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement}} || 635 || 17.50 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Jackson Kiloe || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 524 || 14.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Robertson Erere Galokale || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 497 || 13.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Noah Zala || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 442 || 12.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Wilson Pita || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 416 || 11.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Cromwell Qopoto || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 214 || 5.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Michael Collin Pitakaka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 213 || 5.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Alick Sogati || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 196 || 5.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Bradley Pitanoe || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 161 || 4.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Atkin Vilaka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 100 || 2.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Walter Katovai || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 73 || 2.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Caleb Kotali || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 69 || 1.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Collish Leketo Tutua || {{full party name with color|Reform Democratic Party}} || 55 || 1.50 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 30 || 0.80 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=15|South Guadalcanal || rowspan=15|6,131 || align=left|David Day Pacha || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 1,941 || 49.80 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Cornelius Vonseu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 662 || 17.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Andrew Donua Muaki || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 643 || 16.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Francis Peter Para || {{full party name with color|National Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 190 || 4.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Jack Israel Bana || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 153 || 3.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Martin Tsuki || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Liberal Party}} || 66 || 1.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Marx Lua Tova || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 64 || 1.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Charles Aiwosuga Cheka'a || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 58 || 1.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Karnol Kalea Sala || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 44 || 1.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Victor Totu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 22 || 0.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Allastair Teava || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 16 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Joshua Karichi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 9 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Betty Lirma Gigisi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 5 || 0.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Ron Lawson Meke || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 3 || 0.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 18 || 0.50 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=9|South New Georgia/Rendova/Tetepari || rowspan=9|6,138 || align=left|Danny Philip || {{full party name with color|Reform Democratic Party}} || 1,579 || 39.10 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Francis John Zama || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 1,050 || 26.00 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|David Lani Gina || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 535 || 13.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Simba Paza || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 306 || 7.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Aseri Tamana || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 297 || 7.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Elizah R. Hoe || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 113 || 2.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Nairy Alamu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 98 || 2.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Doreen Linga || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 28 || 0.70 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 29 || 0.70 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=7|South Vella Lavella || rowspan=7|5,160 || align=left|Lional Alex || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 997 || 26.30 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Trevor Olavae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 832 || 22.00 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Jennings Movobule || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 824 || 21.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Milton B. Sibisobere || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 815 || 21.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Roland Mae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 182 || 4.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Kelly Levi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 117 || 3.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 23 || 0.60 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=9|Temotu Nende || rowspan=9|6,720 || align=left|Commins Aston Mewa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,467 || 29.80 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|John Patterson Oti || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 1,198 || 24.30 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Philip Mali || {{full party name with color|Rural Development Party}} || 897 || 18.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Freddy Me'esa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 570 || 11.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Edward Daiwo || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 251 || 5.10 ||
|-
| align=left|James Mekab || {{full party name with color|People's Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 241 || 4.90 ||
|-
| align=left|George Henry Malirbaal || {{full party name with color|Direct Development Party}} || 202 || 4.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Edwin Meibu || {{full party name with color|New Nation Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 81 || 1.60 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 19 || 0.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=14|Temotu Pele || rowspan=14|4,512 || align=left|Martin Teddy Magga || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 897 || 30.60 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Michael Maina || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 601 || 20.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Nelson Nimelea || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 484 || 16.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Alfred Apela Toaki || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 259 || 8.80 ||
|-
| align=left|David Dalaume || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 169 || 5.80 ||
|-
| align=left|George Boape || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 118 || 4.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Alfred Dagi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 113 || 3.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Joe Atkin Leiau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 88 || 3.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Philip Nadu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 79 || 2.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Ross Hepworth || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 58 || 2.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Johnson Levela || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 23 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Oliver Melive Osi || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 16 || 0.50 ||
|-
| align=left|George West || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 9 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 21 || 0.70 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=19|Temotu Vatud || rowspan=19|3,830 || align=left|Clay Forau Soalaoi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 602 || 25.20 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Noel Aisa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 400 || 16.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Walter Mavaemua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 254 || 10.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Afetama Steven Torro || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 206 || 8.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Chriss Patty || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 131 || 5.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Timothy Walter Titiulu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 118 || 4.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Nathan Nukusaumua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 114 || 4.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Casper Muna Tofimao || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 114 || 4.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Patrick Mundano || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 113 || 4.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Samuel Kafukese || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 101 || 4.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Gordon H. Bila || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 62 || 2.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Jeffrey Teava || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 56 || 2.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Phillip S. Tuapa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 37 || 1.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Samson Rangi Ariki || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 27 || 1.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Michael Meone || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 26 || 1.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Frank L. Kataina || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 10 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left|James Rafe Mua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 9 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Lazarus Munamua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 2 || 0.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 9 || 0.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=15|Ulawa/Ugi || rowspan=15|3,664 || align=left|James Tora || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 641 || 26.00 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Nathaniel Rahumae Waena || {{full party name with color|National Party (Solomon Islands)}} || 563 || 22.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Noel Mamau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 291 || 11.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Carl Warren Beldon || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 214 || 8.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Augustine Waetara || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 182 || 7.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Peter Titiulu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 116 || 4.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Henry Marau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 94 || 3.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Ashley Rohorua Riwenimae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 89 || 3.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Michael Ramsey Poki || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 80 || 3.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Wilfred Robertson Natei || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 66 || 2.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Meffrey Awao || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 51 || 2.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Raphael Oli || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 39 || 1.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Fox Cornes Sumaheniau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 26 || 1.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Joseph Harry Maka'a || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 5 || 0.20 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 7 || 0.30 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=11|West ꞌAreꞌare || rowspan=11|6,209 || align=left|John Maneniaru || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,281 || 32.20 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Severino Nuaiasi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,178 || 29.60 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Martin Tome Haikau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 406 || 10.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Campion Ohasio || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 259 || 6.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Andrew Nori || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 190 || 4.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Samson Maeniuta Rihuoha || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 175 || 4.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Peter Hauia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 161 || 4.10 ||
|-
| align=left|Paul Rasuhiraro Opaka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 146 || 3.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Slayde Waiwaki Ehakeni || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 130 || 3.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Joe Timothy Ariaria || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 34 || 0.90 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 15 || 0.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=12|West Guadalcanal || rowspan=12|5,652 || align=left|Moses Garu || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 1,006 || 23.20 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Pascal Belamataga || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 840 || 19.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Anthony Kamu Veke || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 778 || 17.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Peter S. Haeo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 466 || 10.70 ||
|-
| align=left|David Rosalio || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 451 || 10.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Samson Teteha || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 245 || 5.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Obadiah Gadi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 201 || 4.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Joshua Bulolo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 165 || 3.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Edme Ziokera || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 101 || 2.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Silas Devine Gift Lauvisu || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Liberal Party}} || 20 || 0.50 ||
|-
| align=left|George W. Mangale || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement}} || 1 || 0.00 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 70 || 1.60 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=7|West Honiara || rowspan=7|32,702 || align=left|Namson Tran || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 4,499 || 56.60 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Isaac Inoke Tosika || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 1,552 || 19.50 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Alfred Soaki || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 892 || 11.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Catherine Sheardown Atanikakia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 516 || 6.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Andrew Mua || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 299 || 3.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Toxi Polyn || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 103 || 1.30 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 90 || 1.10 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=14|West Kwaio || rowspan=14|6,382 || align=left|Peter Tom || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 1,550 || 34.80 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Augustine Lafo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 790 || 17.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Jack Ofoata || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 611 || 13.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Mathias Olofia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 387 || 8.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Fred Sisifiu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 303 || 6.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Harry Kwalafunu || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 253 || 5.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Robert Wales Feraltelia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 126 || 2.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Alfred Afeau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 125 || 2.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Charles Karaori || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 118 || 2.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Fred Saega || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 59 || 1.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Tony Uania || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 57 || 1.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Henry Dada || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 40 || 0.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Anderson K. Raenaitoro || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 14 || 0.30 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 18 || 0.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=19|West Kwara'ae || rowspan=19|13,993 || align=left|Sam Shemuel Iduri || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Democratic Party}} || 1,451 || 18.40 || align=left|Re-elected
|-
| align=left|Martin Saefafia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,015 || 12.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Jack Kaota || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 961 || 12.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Sam Alasia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 827 || 10.50 ||
|-
| align=left|Casper Kosute'e Dausabea || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 789 || 10.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Allan Tori Tomu || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 631 || 8.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Martin Aebata || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 614 || 7.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Paul Kukute Daokalia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 461 || 5.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Martin Fini || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 337 || 4.30 ||
|-
| align=left|Simon Mannie || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 251 || 3.20 ||
|-
| align=left|Augustine Faliomea Maelifaka || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 207 || 2.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Erickson Otia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 64 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Fred Maniau || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 63 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|John Alfred Tuasulia || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 63 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Henry Tagini Anita || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 58 || 0.70 ||
|-
| align=left|Robert Madeo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 35 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Jared Daudau Tagini || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 29 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Leslie Osimae || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 8 || 0.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 40 || 0.50 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=16|West Makira || rowspan=16|6,425 || align=left|Dick Ha'amori || {{full party name with color|Direct Development Party}} || 871 || 18.50 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Jackson Sunaone || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 788 || 16.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Paul Marita || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 518 || 11.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Japhet Waipora || {{full party name with color|Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party}} || 377 || 8.00 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|James Morea || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 331 || 7.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Jimmy Hanson Riunga || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 327 || 7.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Daniel Dautaha || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 310 || 6.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Golden Kiloko || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 271 || 5.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Nelson Nausi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 227 || 4.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Peter Trena Raraha'abura || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 160 || 3.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Edmond Dangi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 134 || 2.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Alick Dangi || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 121 || 2.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Richard Taro || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 120 || 2.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Jackton Raeri || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 92 || 2.00 ||
|-
| align=left|John Mepuke Ta'aru || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 36 || 0.80 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 18 || 0.40 ||
|-
! colspan=8|
|-
| align=left rowspan=13|West New Georgia/Vona Vona || rowspan=13|9,241 || align=left|Silas Kerry Vaqara Tausinga || {{full party name with color|Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement}} || 1,487 || 27.50 || align=left|Elected
|-
| align=left|Peter James Boyers || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 1,327 || 24.60 || align=left|Unseated
|-
| align=left|Aquila Talasasa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 680 || 12.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Gloria Sibisobere || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 594 || 11.00 ||
|-
| align=left|Billy Veo || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 508 || 9.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Selina Boso || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 211 || 3.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Nelson Boso || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 186 || 3.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Joseph Douglas || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 159 || 2.90 ||
|-
| align=left|Patt R. Loe || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 96 || 1.80 ||
|-
| align=left|Milton Talasasa || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 84 || 1.60 ||
|-
| align=left|Robertson Bato || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 24 || 0.40 ||
|-
| align=left|Wilson Gina || {{party name with color|Independent}} || 7 || 0.10 ||
|-
| align=left colspan=3|''Rejected votes'' || 37 || 0.70 ||
|}
|}
OUR = Ownership, Unity and Responsibility (OUR) Party, SIDP = SI Democratic Party, RDP = Reform Democratic Party, SIPRA = SI Party for Rural Advancement, SINP = SI National Party, DDP = Direct Development Party, RUPP = Rural and Urban Development Party, IDP = Independent Democratic Party, SILP = SI Liberal Party, PCP = People's Congress Party, PFP = People's Federation Party, Ind. = independent (or affiliation unknown)


==Aftermath==
<small>*Note that returning MPs are marked with an asterisk (*) and that party affiliations are based on the affiliations recorded by the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC) and as reported in various news reports.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.sibconline.com.sb/elections/|title=SIBC election page|publisher=SIBC|access-date=7 August 2010|location=Honiara}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/835-sidp-endorses-candidates-for-elections|title=SIDP candidates|date=28 June 2010|publisher=Island Sun|access-date=7 August 2010|location=Honiara|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120310080414/http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/835-sidp-endorses-candidates-for-elections|archive-date=10 March 2012|url-status=dead}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.solomonstarnews.com/news/national/6788-philip-endorsed-for-pms-post|title=RDP candidates|date=3 July 2010|work=Solomon Star|access-date=7 August 2010|location=Honiara|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100708003813/http://www.solomonstarnews.com/news/national/6788-philip-endorsed-for-pms-post|archive-date=8 July 2010|url-status=dead}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.solomonstarnews.com/news/national/6559-our-party-finalises-candidates|title=OUR party candidates|date=24 June 2010|work=Solomon Star|access-date=7 August 2010|location=Honiara|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110614063455/http://www.solomonstarnews.com/news/national/6559-our-party-finalises-candidates|archive-date=14 June 2011|url-status=dead}}</ref> In some cases, MPs have been assigned dual party affiliations where the available reporting is unclear.</small>
On 11 August 2009, lobbying was reportedly in progress, as several political groups jockeyed to form a [[coalition government]], with three main camps forming.


The first camp was built around the outgoing government led by Derek Sikua. One of its spokespeople, Matthew Wale, claimed on 13 August that the group has the support of five parties and 30 MPs including the [[Solomon Islands Democratic Party]] (12 MPs), the [[Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement]] (4), the [[Solomon Islands Liberal Party]] (1), the [[People's Congress Party]] (1), and six independents. This camp was based at the Heritage Hotel.<ref name="One Television, 13/08/10">{{cite web|url=http://www.onetelevision.com.sb/index.php/national-news/government/13340-three-political-camps-appear-to-be-the-front-runners-to-forming-the-new-government|title=One Television, 13/08/10|access-date=14 August 2010|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110723215636/http://www.onetelevision.com.sb/index.php/national-news/government/13340-three-political-camps-appear-to-be-the-front-runners-to-forming-the-new-government|archive-date=23 July 2011|url-status=dead}}</ref>
===Prime Minister===
Danny Philip was narrowly elected the [[Prime Minister of Solomon Islands]] on 24 August 2010, with 26 votes compared with 23 for his rival, the SIDP's [[Steve Abana]].<ref name=solomontimes2>{{cite news|title=Danny Philip is Prime Minister|url=http://www.solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwid=5483|work=[[Solomon Times]]|date=25 August 2010|access-date=24 August 2010|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20101130034459/http://solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwID=5483|archive-date=30 November 2010|url-status=dead}}</ref>


A second camp was based around three parties: the [[Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party]] led by former Prime Minister [[Manasseh Sogavare]] (4 seats); the [[Direct Development Party]] led by [[Dick Ha'amori]] (3); and the [[Reform Democratic Party]] led by former Deputy Prime Minister [[Danny Philip]] (2). This camp was based at the Pacific Casino Hotel.<ref name="One Television, 13/08/10"/>
In a victory speech following the Prime Ministerial election, Philip stated that his first priority would be to form a new government.<ref name=solomontimes2/> He said his government would actively support the country's Constitutional Reform process.<ref name=solomontimes2/> This had been one of his central campaign pledges, and the reason why he had formed the Reform Democratic Party.<ref>[http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/926-party-vows-to-reform-constitution "Party vows to reform constitution"] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20101223115406/http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/926-party-vows-to-reform-constitution |date=23 December 2010 }}, ''Island Sun'', 12 July 2010</ref>


A third camp was led by the newly established [[Independent Democratic Party (Solomon Islands)|Independent Democratic Party]] (IDP) led by [[Snyder Rini]], and was based at Honiara Hotel. The IDP's party secretary Leonard Kaitu'u explained that the IDP was the successor to a previous party, the [[Association of Independent Members]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.solomonstarnews.com/viewpoint/letters-to-the-editor/7509-independent-democratic-party|title=Leonard Kaitu'u, letter to the editor, Solomon Star, 13/08/10|access-date=14 August 2010|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110614063506/http://www.solomonstarnews.com/viewpoint/letters-to-the-editor/7509-independent-democratic-party|archive-date=14 June 2011|url-status=dead}}</ref> Kaitu'u has suggested that their camp will also get support from the People's Alliance Party (PAP) and the Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement (SIPRA).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.solomonstarnews.com/news/national/7433-lobbying-starts|title=Lobbying starts, Solomon Star, 10/08/10|access-date=14 August 2010|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110614063544/http://www.solomonstarnews.com/news/national/7433-lobbying-starts|archive-date=14 June 2011|url-status=dead}}</ref> It was thought possible that SIPRA would decide to join with the Heritage Hotel camp. A spokesman for the group denied that cash incentives were being used to secure members for the coalition.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwID=5437 |title=Political "Camps" Kick Start Lobbying Process |access-date=12 August 2010}} Solomon Times Online, 11 August 2010</ref>
Upon naming his [[Cabinet of Solomon Islands|Cabinet]], he appointed [[Manasseh Maelanga]] as his [[Deputy Prime Minister|deputy]].<ref>[http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/1199-pm-philip-name-ministers- "PM Philip name ministers"] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100829162506/http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/1199-pm-philip-name-ministers- |date=29 August 2010 }}, ''Island Sun'', 27 August 2010</ref>

Danny Philip was narrowly elected the [[Prime Minister of Solomon Islands|Prime Minister]] on 24 August 2010, with 26 votes to 23 for his rival, the Democratic Party's [[Steve Abana]].<ref name=solomontimes2>{{cite news|title=Danny Philip is Prime Minister|url=http://www.solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwid=5483|work=[[Solomon Times]]|date=25 August 2010|access-date=24 August 2010|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20101130034459/http://solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwID=5483|archive-date=30 November 2010|url-status=dead}}</ref>

In a victory speech following the Prime Ministerial election, Philip stated that his first priority would be to form a new government.<ref name=solomontimes2/> He said his government would actively support the country's Constitutional Reform process.<ref name=solomontimes2/> This had been one of his central campaign pledges, and the reason why he had formed the Reform Democratic Party.<ref>[http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/926-party-vows-to-reform-constitution "Party vows to reform constitution"] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20101223115406/http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/926-party-vows-to-reform-constitution |date=23 December 2010 }}, ''Island Sun'', 12 July 2010</ref>


Upon naming his cabinet, he appointed [[Manasseh Maelanga]] as his [[Deputy Prime Minister|deputy]].<ref>[http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/1199-pm-philip-name-ministers- "PM Philip name ministers"] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100829162506/http://www.islandsun.com.sb/index.php/latest-news/latest-news/1199-pm-philip-name-ministers- |date=29 August 2010 }}, ''Island Sun'', 27 August 2010</ref>
==External links==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20120304085614/http://www.solomontimes.com/downloads/2010_nominations.xls List of candidates] – [[Solomon Times]]


==References==
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2010 Solomon Islands general election
Solomon Islands
← 2006 4 August 2010 2014 →
All 50 seats in the National Parliament
26 seats needed for a majority
Party Leader Vote % Seats +/–
Democratic Party Steve Abana 10.49 12 +9
OUR Party Manasseh Sogavare 10.24 4 New
SIPRA Job Tausinga 3.43 4 0
DDP Dick Ha'amori 2.40 3 New
IDP Snyder Rini 1.67 2 New
RDP Danny Philip 1.32 2 New
RUPP Samuel Manetoali 1.29 1 New
Liberal Party Derek Sikua 1.25 1 −1
People's Congress Fred Fono 0.70 1 New
Independents – 62.19 20 −10
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Prime Minister before Subsequent Prime Minister
Derek Sikua
Liberal Party		 Danny Philip
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General elections were held in the Solomon Islands on 4 August 2010.[1][2] The election date was announced in May 2010 by Prime Minister Derek Sikua.[3] Although the announcement was deemed to be premature, as only the Governor General has the authority to announce the election date upon the advice of the Electoral Commission,[4] the election date remained the same.

Candidates

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There were a total of 509 candidates, including 25 women.[5]

Results

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The event was overseen by international election observers connected with the United Nations International Election Observation Coordination Team. The elections were described as peaceful, although strong concerns were expressed about voter registration irregularities.[6]

25 incumbents were returned and 25 were replaced (including three seats where the incumbent chose not to recontest and one seat that was vacant due to the death of Edward Huni'ehu). Of the 50 MPs, most are relatively inexperienced: 45 have served less than two terms in office. The five long-serving MPs are Job Dudley Tausinga (entering his 7th consecutive term), Danny Philip (5th term), Snyder Rini (4th term), Manasseh Sogavare (4th term) and Gordon Darcy Lilo (3rd term).

PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Solomon Islands Democratic Party24,71910.4912+9
Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party24,13810.244New
Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement8,0743.4340
Direct Development Party5,6672.403New
People's Alliance Party4,6191.960−3
National Party4,4741.900−4
Independent Democratic Party3,9261.672New
Reform Democratic Party3,1191.322New
Rural and Urban Political Party3,0511.291New
Solomon Islands Liberal Party2,9451.251−1
People's Congress Party1,6510.701New
Rural Development Party1,0210.430New
People's Federation Party9130.390New
New Nation Party8060.340New
Independents146,57162.1920−10
Total235,694100.0050–
Valid votes235,69499.08
Invalid/blank votes2,1780.92
Total votes237,872100.00
Registered voters/turnout448,18953.07
Source: Solomon Islands Election Resources, Election Passport

By constituency

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Results by constituency
Constituency Electorate Candidate Party Votes % Notes
Aoke/Langalanga 8,791 Mathew Cooper Wale Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,681 36.70 Re-elected
Billy A. Manu Independent 1,512 33.00
Tony Wale Independent 1,000 21.80
Richard Ulufa'alu Solomon Islands Liberal Party 186 4.10
Judy Kwatena Fionala Barty Independent 63 1.40
Frank Bosi Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 63 1.40
Rejected votes 74 1.60
Baegu/Asifola 10,173 Toswel Kaua Independent 1,037 22.60 Re-elected
David Tome Independent 714 15.60
Siau Mana Independent 647 14.10
Henry Ologa Olobeni Independent 466 10.20
Tagini Makario Independent 377 8.20
James Kili Independent 374 8.10
Thompson Lebeoa Independent 196 4.30
Peter Kakai Jr. Independent 167 3.60
Francis Frank Lomo Independent 126 2.70
Wilfred Akao Independent 88 1.90
John Tatalo Independent 87 1.90
Bobby Kusilifu Independent 68 1.50
Alfred Liata Malakai Independent 37 0.80
Tony Irobina Independent 0 0.00
Rejected votes 206 4.50
Central Guadalcanal 6,829 Peter Shanel Agovaka Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 2,526 54.80 Re-elected
Walton Naezol Independent 2,025 43.90
Rejected votes 58 1.30
Central Honiara 37,885 John Moffat Fugui Direct Development Party 1,240 14.90 Elected
Jonathan Aqarao Zama Independent 938 11.30
Fred Peter Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 893 10.70
Francis Waleanisia Independent 658 7.90
Nelson Ne'e Independent 496 6.00 Unseated
Robert Hite Independent 442 5.30
Martin Alufurai Independent 439 5.30
Barnabas Henson Independent 391 4.70
Steve Lebaro Independent 354 4.30
Samson Saokwai Raete'e Independent 321 3.90
Moon Pin Kwan Independent 315 3.80
Lawrence Makili Independent 315 3.80
John Buluwale Independent 236 2.80
Michael Tom Anita Independent 209 2.50
James Leonard Mua Independent 208 2.50
Eric Tema Independent 172 2.10
Delmah Lavina Nori Independent 136 1.60
Ishmael Idu Misalo Independent 104 1.20
Eddie Kasute'e Siapu Rarabae Independent 100 1.20
Charles Matanani Independent 90 1.10
Duddley Wate Independent 87 1.00
Bernard Bakote'e Independent 80 1.00
Beato Apaniai Independent 73 0.90
Rejected votes 28 0.30
Central Kwara'ae 9,955 Jackson Fiulaua Independent 2,936 43.70 Elected
Fred Iro Fono Independent 2,379 35.40 Unseated
Philip Damirara Akote'e Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 331 4.90
Reuben Torii Moli Independent 251 3.70
Collin Maenunu Sigimanu Independent 232 3.50
John Utukana To'ofilu Independent 215 3.20
Rose Anilabata Independent 121 1.80
Fred Maebiru Maetoloa Independent 77 1.10
Walton Willy Abuito'o Independent 72 1.10
Clement Lee Independent 56 0.80
Leonard Sasai Independent 29 0.40
Rejected votes 22 0.30
Central Makira 5,510 Hypolite Taremae Independent 1,360 33.80 Elected
Bernard Ghiro Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 817 20.30 Unseated
Nestor Ghiro Independent 478 11.90
Vkey Mansugu National Party 232 5.80
Fredson Fenua People's Alliance Party 225 5.60
Fox Qwaina Independent 172 4.30
Jack Faga Independent 137 3.40
Joseph Tamuatara Rural Development Party 124 3.10
Henry Hagawusia Independent 122 3.00
Nesta Marahora National Party 121 3.00
Paul Watoto Independent 65 1.60
Thomas Nukuafi Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 48 1.20
Alfred Wato Independent 42 1.00
Romano Taro People's Congress Party 31 0.80
Edmund Mehare Independent 25 0.60
Aaron Koroa Independent 8 0.20
Rejected votes 19 0.50
East ꞌAreꞌare 6,651 Andrew Hanaria Keniasina Independent 1,000 21.70 Elected
Aliki Tokii Ha'apio Independent 947 20.50
Andrew Manepora'a Independent 903 19.60
Abraham Namokari Independent 792 17.20
Michael Ahikau Independent 628 13.60
Brian Aonima Independent 274 5.90
Joseph Hatamane Ririmae Independent 54 1.20
Jerry Haipora Terenihona Independent 3 0.10
Rejected votes 11 0.20
East Central Guadalcanal 7,458 Joseph Onika Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 1,133 24.80 Elected
Nollen C. Leni Independent 961 21.00 Unseated
Gordon Tapalia Independent 630 13.80
Reuben Tovutovu Independent 606 13.30
Molia Gemali Independent 392 8.60
Abel Arambola Independent 330 7.20
Mark Gatu Independent 155 3.40
Eric Thogole Independent 108 2.40
Nathaniel Mara Independent 75 1.60
Job Maneka Geseni Independent 44 1.00
Kamilo Kevin Gaoma Independent 40 0.90
Rejected votes 98 2.10
East Choiseul 4,000 Mannaseh Sogavare Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 1,913 71.80 Re-elected
Moses Kurebose Biliki People's Alliance Party 384 14.40
Sheperd Lapo National Party 248 9.30
Hence Vaekesa People's Congress Party 100 3.80
Rejected votes 20 0.80
East Guadalcanal 7,318 Bradley Tovosia Independent 1,630 38.90 Elected
Sampson Tahuniara Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 818 19.50
Johnson Koli Independent 505 12.00 Unseated
John Hue Independent 404 9.60
Ezekiel Alebua Independent 293 7.00
Kennedy Hoda Independent 168 4.00
Henry Pechakibo Independent 153 3.60
Joe Tuti Ruriti Independent 117 2.80
Joseph Hikuta'a Independent 64 1.50
Bendick Tova Independent 40 1.00
East Honiara 39,985 Douglas Ete Direct Development Party 3,178 38.60 Elected
Charles Dausabea Independent 958 11.60
Paul Maenu'u Independent 913 11.10
David Jack Maesua Independent 912 11.10
Simeon Bouro Independent 678 8.20
Geofferry Faisi Samuel Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 655 8.00
Wycliff Ene Independent 323 3.90
Thompson Guralaua Independent 246 3.00
Catherine Adifaka Independent 146 1.80
John Nelson Ross Independent 105 1.30
John Laosao Independent 62 0.80
Eddie Misi Independent 28 0.30
Rejected votes 25 0.30
East Kwaio 10,448 Stanley Festus Sofu Solomon Islands Democratic Party 3,973 67.70 Re-elected
Alfred Solomon Sasako Independent 1,581 27.00
Herrick Dennie Independent 190 3.20
Solomon Amos Morisudah Independent 20 0.30
Rejected votes 101 1.70
East Makira 8,473 Alfred Ghiro Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,480 22.90 Elected
Martin Karani Independent 842 13.00
Daniel Wagatora Independent 761 11.80
John Mamafe Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 747 11.60
Nathaniel P. Waka'a Independent 595 9.20
Otto M. Kuper Independent 441 6.80
Warren Tereqora Independent 372 5.80
Nicholas K. Gapiara Independent 344 5.30
Stanley S. Siapu Rural and Urban Political Party 255 3.90
Fred P. Fanua Independent 176 2.70
Stevenson Piringisau Independent 168 2.60
Henry J. K. Sitai Independent 124 1.90
Henry S. Kuata Independent 85 1.30
Thomas Bea Independent 46 0.70
Rejected votes 30 0.50
East Malaita 8,231 Manasseh Maelanga Solomon Islands Democratic Party 2,845 71.00 Re-elected
Lloyd Gwee Toribaeko Independent 465 11.60
David Toifai Misitomu Independent 285 7.10
Wilfred Bello Faari Independent 125 3.10
Ezekiel Korai Independent 123 3.10
Philistus Olo Fafoi Independent 70 1.70
Sade Oge Independent 64 1.60
Rejected votes 28 0.70
Fataleka 10,166 Steve William Abana Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,954 34.20 Re-elected
Felix Taloinao Laumae Kabini Independent 978 17.10
Solomon Auga Independent 927 16.20
Thomas Ifuimae Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 587 10.30
Gregson Genesis Angisia Independent 422 7.40
Jeniffer Fugui Independent 216 3.80
Allen Siau Independent 199 3.50
John Ruruka Independent 49 0.90
Peter Bubulu Independent 14 0.20
Rejected votes 364 6.40
Gao/Bugotu 5,531 Samuel Manetoali Rural and Urban Political Party 2,479 66.70 Re-elected
Rhoda Sikilabu People's Congress Party 564 15.20
Derick Kolinahiga Independent 494 13.30
Moffet B Tupi Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 111 3.00
Patteson Riumono Independent 31 0.80
Basil Manelegua Independent Democratic Party 21 0.60
Ian Aujare Independent 5 0.10
Rejected votes 9 0.20
Gizo/Kolombangara 9,078 Gordon Darcy Lilo Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement 1,942 39.60 Re-elected
Kenneth Bule Hite Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 905 18.50
Daniel Kennedy Independent 520 10.60
Warren Paia Independent 342 7.00
Mockson Aaron Independent 307 6.30
Jackson Piasi Independent 140 2.90
George Tataio Independent 123 2.50
Ernest Kenji Sato Independent 120 2.40
Robins Mesepitu Independent 115 2.30
Mark Kale Independent 101 2.10
Reuben Lilo Independent 65 1.30
Ian Roni Gina Independent 41 0.80
Ishmelly Kevu Independent 31 0.60
Komoe Toma Independent 30 0.60
Rejected votes 116 2.40
Hograno/Kia/Havulei 5,749 Selwyn Riumana Independent 1,461 35.20 Re-elected
Dudley Lonamei Independent 928 22.30
Dick Daoleni Solomon Islands Democratic Party 636 15.30
Jane Magata Tozaka Independent 447 10.80
George Ngumi Goi Independent 257 6.20
Eddie Ene Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 252 6.10
Nelson Kehe Kile Independent 99 2.40
Peter Mcpherson Independent 32 0.80
Atkin Bera Solomon Islands Liberal Party 12 0.30
Reuben Natowan Independent 9 0.20
Rejected votes 20 0.50
Lau/Mbaelelea 16,740 Walter Folotalu Solomon Islands Democratic Party 2,370 25.80 Re-elected
Augustine Auga Independent 1,482 16.10
John Meke Independent 1,219 13.30
Judson Lee Leafasia Independent 1,198 13.00
Toata Molea Independent 1,064 11.60
Charles Ferania Sale Independent 724 7.90
John Dominic Gela Independent 380 4.10
Silver Mango Independent 322 3.50
Philip Solodia Seni Independent 294 3.20
Leslie Lazarus Independent 59 0.60
Fagal Aengari Independent 25 0.30
Rejected votes 60 0.70
Malaita Outer Islands 2,913 Martin Kealoe Solomon Islands Democratic Party 739 45.20 Elected
Hugo Kahano Independent 496 30.30
Patrick Vahoe Independent 230 14.10 Unseated
David Holosivi Independent 73 4.50
Reginald W Aipia Independent 69 4.20
Thomas Sapivaka Independent 4 0.20
Rodger D Tauariki Independent 4 0.20
Rejected votes 21 1.30
Maringe/Kokota 5,665 Varian Lonamei Independent Democratic Party 1,385 32.60 Re-elected
Culwick Togamana Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement 996 23.50
Leslie Kikolo People's Federation Party 913 21.50
Tione Bugotu Rural and Urban Political Party 317 7.50
Moses Sasago Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 246 5.80
Samson Aumae People's Alliance Party 213 5.00
John Colridge Lolly Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement 72 1.70
Rachel Theotahigna Independent 41 1.00
John Charlie Sotamana Independent 26 0.60
Clement Rojumana People's Alliance Party 22 0.50
Rejected votes 11 0.30
Marovo 10,361 Snyder Rini Independent Democratic Party 2,520 37.10 Re-elected
Philemon Riti Independent 1,426 21.00
Ivan Kerovo Ngai Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 720 10.60
Undikolo Pelobule Independent 482 7.10
Atabani Tahu Independent 386 5.70
Edward Tokuru Independent 342 5.00
Eric Hivae Independent 306 4.50
Milikada Miller Silas Independent 235 3.50
Hellen Saera Hilli Independent 215 3.20
Denton Dino Bennie Independent 83 1.20
Spama Runialo Sialo Independent 59 0.90
Lore Reuben Independent 2 0.00
Rejected votes 24 0.40
Nggela 10,868 Mark Roboliu Kemakeza Independent 1,966 24.40 Re-elected
Johnley T. Hatimoana National Party 1,843 22.90
Christian Salini Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement 1,522 18.90
Clement Rexley Kakango People's Alliance Party 1,079 13.40
Ronald M. Unusi Solomon Islands Democratic Party 634 7.90
Bartholomew Parapolo Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 506 6.30
Alfred Pohe Independent 231 2.90
Daniel A. Parapolo Independent 88 1.10
Catherine Ann Pule People's Congress Party 74 0.90
John Gorosi Independent 30 0.40
Fred Samora New Nation Party 28 0.30
Cecil Ono Solomon Islands Liberal Party 8 0.10
Rejected votes 34 0.40
North East Guadalcanal 7,763 Derek Sikua Solomon Islands Liberal Party 2,535 57.00 Re-elected
Alfred Mane Ngelea Lovanitilia Independent 887 19.90
Henry Saea Independent 317 7.10
Ishmael Robert Leuape Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 241 5.40
Brally Jim Tavalia Independent 217 4.90
Farral Wilfred Independent 209 4.70
Rejected votes 43 1.00
North Guadalcanal 8,484 Martin Sopage Independent 1,489 31.20 Re-elected
Alfred Maeke Junior Independent 940 19.70
Daniel Vedar Buto Independent 611 12.80
Andrew Kuvu Independent 574 12.00
Samson Maneka Independent 373 7.80
Benedict Garimane Independent 254 5.30
Greenta Vienna Tome Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 231 4.80
John Rossivaena Independent 154 3.20
Harry Barnabas Independent 64 1.30
David Qwan Independent 20 0.40
Edmond Sonitavea Independent 16 0.30
Stephen Paeni Independent 15 0.30
Rejected votes 37 0.80
North Malaita 9,188 Jimmy Lusibaea Independent 3,091 49.60 Elected
Michael Maeliau Independent 882 14.20
Leslie Leau Kwaiga Independent 813 13.00
Daniel E. Kwanairara Independent 566 9.10 Unseated
Mahlon Oduramo Suilifia Independent 342 5.50
Sensie George Independent 296 4.80
Joel Moffat Konofilia Independent 102 1.60
Raymond Aumae Independent 64 1.00
Lawrence Foanaota Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 55 0.90
Rejected votes 19 0.30
North New Georgia 2,705 Job Dudley Tausinga Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement 1,419 73.90 Re-elected
Dewin Alick Independent 458 23.90
Nuatali Tongarutu Independent 36 1.90
Rejected votes 7 0.40
North Vella Lavella 3,764 Milner Tozaka Independent 1,225 45.00 Re-elected
Pye Robert Kuve Independent 1,082 39.70
Alistair Porebangara Paekera Independent 292 10.70
Maleli Zalao Independent 64 2.30
Casper Dorauvo Independent 40 1.50
Gwen Abana Jitukalo Independent 12 0.40
Rejected votes 9 0.30
North West Choiseul 6,208 Connelly Sadakabatu Independent 1,408 30.00 Elected
Francis Qalo Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 1,151 24.50
Ralph Billy Takubala Independent 1,027 21.90
Clement Pikabatu Kengava People's Alliance Party 775 16.50 Unseated
Alpha Kimata Solomon Islands Democratic Party 206 4.40
Sylvia Nowak Anderson Independent 113 2.40
Rejected votes 12 0.30
North West Guadalcanal 8,238 Horst Heinz Bodo Dettke Independent 2,228 41.30 Elected
Siriako Usa Independent 1,382 25.60 Unseated
Joseph Pali Neilsen Independent 507 9.40
Charles Brown Beu Independent 456 8.50
Solomon Love Independent 270 5.00
Francis Mocho Belande Sade Direct Development Party 176 3.30
Hilda Padavera Kii Independent 117 2.20
Charles Keku Chilivi Independent 82 1.50
Michael Ben Walahoula Independent 54 1.00
Stephen Labu Independent 48 0.90
Joseph Solomon Anea Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 14 0.30
John Quan Independent 12 0.20
Craig Pelu Independent 9 0.20
George Kavoa Independent 6 0.10
Rejected votes 32 0.60
Ranongga/Simbo 5,730 Charles Sigoto Reform Democratic Party 1,485 38.40 Elected
Francis Billy Hilly National Party 1,277 33.00 Unseated
Belani Tekulu New Nation Party 697 18.00
Elizabeth Tamugula Pearson Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 254 6.60
Stephen Suti-Agalo Solomon Islands Liberal Party 118 3.10
Rejected votes 33 0.90
Rennell/Bellona 3,386 Seth Gukuna People's Congress Party 882 47.50 Re-elected
Puia Tuhanuku Independent 278 15.00
Timothy Johnston Independent 157 8.50
Charlie Tango Independent 154 8.30
Collin Tesuatai Independent 142 7.70
Clive Sunga Tuimaka Independent 93 5.00
Nollan Teika Independent 75 4.00
Jay Kabei Independent 59 3.20
Rejected votes 15 0.80
Russells/Savo 6,892 Dickson Mua Panakitasi Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 1,840 42.50 Elected
Allan Kemakeza People's Alliance Party 1,649 38.00 Unseated
Reginald Hill Kokili Solomon Islands Democratic Party 325 7.50
Sterry Leni Kuatavem Independent 312 7.20
Baptise Tura Independent 180 4.20
Rejected votes 28 0.60
Shortland 2,939 Steve Laore Independent 1,073 49.30 Elected
Augustine Taneko Independent 901 41.40 Unseated
Albert Bakale Laore Independent 136 6.30
Derick Pako Independent 12 0.60
Ronnie Kidoe Independent 5 0.20
Ninamo Otuana Independent 5 0.20
Queensland Olega Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 1 0.00
Rejected votes 43 2.00
Small Malaita 11,774 Rick Houenipwela Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,677 24.60 Elected
William Nii Haomae Independent 1,606 23.50 Unseated
Edwin Awaioli Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 825 12.10
Rudolf Henry Dora Independent 725 10.60
Patrick Wate Independent 567 8.30
Christopher Wate Independent 415 6.10
Alex Bartlett Independent 303 4.40
Elizah Owa Independent 283 4.10
Matthew Fakaia Independent 173 2.50
Willie Fa'asu Independent 47 0.70
Lyndon Wateitohi Independent 37 0.50
James Henry Star Dora People's Alliance Party 31 0.50
Leslie Anthony Saru Independent 30 0.40
Clement Honiola Independent 13 0.20
Joseph Wane Independent 13 0.20
Rejected votes 77 1.10
South Choiseul 5,581 Elizah Doro Muala Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement 635 17.50 Elected
Jackson Kiloe Independent 524 14.50
Robertson Erere Galokale Independent 497 13.70
Noah Zala Independent 442 12.20
Wilson Pita Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 416 11.50
Cromwell Qopoto Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 214 5.90
Michael Collin Pitakaka Independent 213 5.90
Alick Sogati Independent 196 5.40
Bradley Pitanoe Independent 161 4.40
Atkin Vilaka Independent 100 2.80
Walter Katovai Independent 73 2.00
Caleb Kotali Independent 69 1.90
Collish Leketo Tutua Reform Democratic Party 55 1.50
Rejected votes 30 0.80
South Guadalcanal 6,131 David Day Pacha Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,941 49.80 Re-elected
Cornelius Vonseu Independent 662 17.00
Andrew Donua Muaki Independent 643 16.50
Francis Peter Para National Party 190 4.90
Jack Israel Bana Independent 153 3.90
Martin Tsuki Solomon Islands Liberal Party 66 1.70
Marx Lua Tova Independent 64 1.60
Charles Aiwosuga Cheka'a Independent 58 1.50
Karnol Kalea Sala Independent 44 1.10
Victor Totu Independent 22 0.60
Allastair Teava Independent 16 0.40
Joshua Karichi Independent 9 0.20
Betty Lirma Gigisi Independent 5 0.10
Ron Lawson Meke Independent 3 0.10
Rejected votes 18 0.50
South New Georgia/Rendova/Tetepari 6,138 Danny Philip Reform Democratic Party 1,579 39.10 Elected
Francis John Zama Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 1,050 26.00 Unseated
David Lani Gina Independent 535 13.30
Simba Paza Independent 306 7.60
Aseri Tamana Independent 297 7.40
Elizah R. Hoe Independent 113 2.80
Nairy Alamu Independent 98 2.40
Doreen Linga Independent 28 0.70
Rejected votes 29 0.70
South Vella Lavella 5,160 Lional Alex Independent 997 26.30 Elected
Trevor Olavae Independent 832 22.00 Unseated
Jennings Movobule Independent 824 21.70
Milton B. Sibisobere Independent 815 21.50
Roland Mae Independent 182 4.80
Kelly Levi Independent 117 3.10
Rejected votes 23 0.60
Temotu Nende 6,720 Commins Aston Mewa Independent 1,467 29.80 Elected
John Patterson Oti Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 1,198 24.30 Unseated
Philip Mali Rural Development Party 897 18.20
Freddy Me'esa Independent 570 11.60
Edward Daiwo Solomon Islands Democratic Party 251 5.10
James Mekab People's Alliance Party 241 4.90
George Henry Malirbaal Direct Development Party 202 4.10
Edwin Meibu New Nation Party 81 1.60
Rejected votes 19 0.40
Temotu Pele 4,512 Martin Teddy Magga Independent 897 30.60 Re-elected
Michael Maina Independent 601 20.50
Nelson Nimelea Independent 484 16.50
Alfred Apela Toaki Independent 259 8.80
David Dalaume Independent 169 5.80
George Boape Independent 118 4.00
Alfred Dagi Independent 113 3.90
Joe Atkin Leiau Independent 88 3.00
Philip Nadu Independent 79 2.70
Ross Hepworth Independent 58 2.00
Johnson Levela Independent 23 0.80
Oliver Melive Osi Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 16 0.50
George West Independent 9 0.30
Rejected votes 21 0.70
Temotu Vatud 3,830 Clay Forau Soalaoi Independent 602 25.20 Re-elected
Noel Aisa Independent 400 16.70
Walter Mavaemua Independent 254 10.60
Afetama Steven Torro Independent 206 8.60
Chriss Patty Independent 131 5.50
Timothy Walter Titiulu Independent 118 4.90
Nathan Nukusaumua Independent 114 4.80
Casper Muna Tofimao Independent 114 4.80
Patrick Mundano Independent 113 4.70
Samuel Kafukese Independent 101 4.20
Gordon H. Bila Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 62 2.60
Jeffrey Teava Independent 56 2.30
Phillip S. Tuapa Independent 37 1.50
Samson Rangi Ariki Independent 27 1.10
Michael Meone Independent 26 1.10
Frank L. Kataina Independent 10 0.40
James Rafe Mua Independent 9 0.40
Lazarus Munamua Independent 2 0.10
Rejected votes 9 0.40
Ulawa/Ugi 3,664 James Tora Independent 641 26.00 Re-elected
Nathaniel Rahumae Waena National Party 563 22.80
Noel Mamau Independent 291 11.80
Carl Warren Beldon Independent 214 8.70
Augustine Waetara Independent 182 7.40
Peter Titiulu Independent 116 4.70
Henry Marau Independent 94 3.80
Ashley Rohorua Riwenimae Independent 89 3.60
Michael Ramsey Poki Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 80 3.20
Wilfred Robertson Natei Independent 66 2.70
Meffrey Awao Independent 51 2.10
Raphael Oli Independent 39 1.60
Fox Cornes Sumaheniau Independent 26 1.10
Joseph Harry Maka'a Independent 5 0.20
Rejected votes 7 0.30
West ꞌAreꞌare 6,209 John Maneniaru Independent 1,281 32.20 Elected
Severino Nuaiasi Independent 1,178 29.60 Unseated
Martin Tome Haikau Independent 406 10.20
Campion Ohasio Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 259 6.50
Andrew Nori Independent 190 4.80
Samson Maeniuta Rihuoha Independent 175 4.40
Peter Hauia Independent 161 4.10
Paul Rasuhiraro Opaka Independent 146 3.70
Slayde Waiwaki Ehakeni Independent 130 3.30
Joe Timothy Ariaria Independent 34 0.90
Rejected votes 15 0.40
West Guadalcanal 5,652 Moses Garu Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,006 23.20 Elected
Pascal Belamataga Independent 840 19.30
Anthony Kamu Veke Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 778 17.90
Peter S. Haeo Independent 466 10.70
David Rosalio Independent 451 10.40
Samson Teteha Independent 245 5.60
Obadiah Gadi Independent 201 4.60
Joshua Bulolo Independent 165 3.80
Edme Ziokera Independent 101 2.30
Silas Devine Gift Lauvisu Solomon Islands Liberal Party 20 0.50
George W. Mangale Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement 1 0.00
Rejected votes 70 1.60
West Honiara 32,702 Namson Tran Independent 4,499 56.60 Elected
Isaac Inoke Tosika Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 1,552 19.50 Unseated
Alfred Soaki Independent 892 11.20
Catherine Sheardown Atanikakia Independent 516 6.50
Andrew Mua Independent 299 3.80
Toxi Polyn Independent 103 1.30
Rejected votes 90 1.10
West Kwaio 6,382 Peter Tom Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,550 34.80 Re-elected
Augustine Lafo Independent 790 17.70
Jack Ofoata Independent 611 13.70
Mathias Olofia Independent 387 8.70
Fred Sisifiu Independent 303 6.80
Harry Kwalafunu Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 253 5.70
Robert Wales Feraltelia Independent 126 2.80
Alfred Afeau Independent 125 2.80
Charles Karaori Independent 118 2.70
Fred Saega Independent 59 1.30
Tony Uania Independent 57 1.30
Henry Dada Independent 40 0.90
Anderson K. Raenaitoro Independent 14 0.30
Rejected votes 18 0.40
West Kwara'ae 13,993 Sam Shemuel Iduri Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,451 18.40 Re-elected
Martin Saefafia Independent 1,015 12.80
Jack Kaota Independent 961 12.20
Sam Alasia Independent 827 10.50
Casper Kosute'e Dausabea Independent 789 10.00
Allan Tori Tomu Independent 631 8.00
Martin Aebata Independent 614 7.80
Paul Kukute Daokalia Independent 461 5.80
Martin Fini Independent 337 4.30
Simon Mannie Independent 251 3.20
Augustine Faliomea Maelifaka Independent 207 2.60
Erickson Otia Independent 64 0.80
Fred Maniau Independent 63 0.80
John Alfred Tuasulia Independent 63 0.80
Henry Tagini Anita Independent 58 0.70
Robert Madeo Independent 35 0.40
Jared Daudau Tagini Independent 29 0.40
Leslie Osimae Independent 8 0.10
Rejected votes 40 0.50
West Makira 6,425 Dick Ha'amori Direct Development Party 871 18.50 Elected
Jackson Sunaone Independent 788 16.80
Paul Marita Independent 518 11.00
Japhet Waipora Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party 377 8.00 Unseated
James Morea Independent 331 7.00
Jimmy Hanson Riunga Independent 327 7.00
Daniel Dautaha Independent 310 6.60
Golden Kiloko Independent 271 5.80
Nelson Nausi Independent 227 4.80
Peter Trena Raraha'abura Independent 160 3.40
Edmond Dangi Independent 134 2.90
Alick Dangi Independent 121 2.60
Richard Taro Independent 120 2.60
Jackton Raeri Independent 92 2.00
John Mepuke Ta'aru Independent 36 0.80
Rejected votes 18 0.40
West New Georgia/Vona Vona 9,241 Silas Kerry Vaqara Tausinga Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement 1,487 27.50 Elected
Peter James Boyers Independent 1,327 24.60 Unseated
Aquila Talasasa Independent 680 12.60
Gloria Sibisobere Independent 594 11.00
Billy Veo Independent 508 9.40
Selina Boso Independent 211 3.90
Nelson Boso Independent 186 3.40
Joseph Douglas Independent 159 2.90
Patt R. Loe Independent 96 1.80
Milton Talasasa Independent 84 1.60
Robertson Bato Independent 24 0.40
Wilson Gina Independent 7 0.10
Rejected votes 37 0.70

Aftermath

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On 11 August 2009, lobbying was reportedly in progress, as several political groups jockeyed to form a coalition government, with three main camps forming.

The first camp was built around the outgoing government led by Derek Sikua. One of its spokespeople, Matthew Wale, claimed on 13 August that the group has the support of five parties and 30 MPs including the Solomon Islands Democratic Party (12 MPs), the Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement (4), the Solomon Islands Liberal Party (1), the People's Congress Party (1), and six independents. This camp was based at the Heritage Hotel.[7]

A second camp was based around three parties: the Ownership, Unity and Responsibility Party led by former Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare (4 seats); the Direct Development Party led by Dick Ha'amori (3); and the Reform Democratic Party led by former Deputy Prime Minister Danny Philip (2). This camp was based at the Pacific Casino Hotel.[7]

A third camp was led by the newly established Independent Democratic Party (IDP) led by Snyder Rini, and was based at Honiara Hotel. The IDP's party secretary Leonard Kaitu'u explained that the IDP was the successor to a previous party, the Association of Independent Members.[8] Kaitu'u has suggested that their camp will also get support from the People's Alliance Party (PAP) and the Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement (SIPRA).[9] It was thought possible that SIPRA would decide to join with the Heritage Hotel camp. A spokesman for the group denied that cash incentives were being used to secure members for the coalition.[10]

Danny Philip was narrowly elected the Prime Minister on 24 August 2010, with 26 votes to 23 for his rival, the Democratic Party's Steve Abana.[11]

In a victory speech following the Prime Ministerial election, Philip stated that his first priority would be to form a new government.[11] He said his government would actively support the country's Constitutional Reform process.[11] This had been one of his central campaign pledges, and the reason why he had formed the Reform Democratic Party.[12]

Upon naming his cabinet, he appointed Manasseh Maelanga as his deputy.[13]

References

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  1. ^ "Solomons preparing for general election". The Sydney Morning Herald. 18 January 2010. Retrieved 14 February 2010.
  2. ^ "Voter registration begins for 2010 Solomons election". Radio New Zealand International. 25 January 2010. Retrieved 14 February 2010.
  3. ^ "4 August to be Solomon Islands election date". Radio New Zealand International. 26 May 2010. Retrieved 2 June 2010.
  4. ^ "Election Date Invalid: Government House". Solomon Times Online. 28 May 2010. Retrieved 2 June 2010.
  5. ^ "Confidence handful of women candidates will do well in Solomons election". Radio New Zealand International. 22 July 2010. Retrieved 12 November 2011.
  6. ^ "2010 Solomon Islands Election - Interim Statement". Archived from the original on 3 October 2010. Retrieved 12 August 2010.
  7. ^ a b "One Television, 13/08/10". Archived from the original on 23 July 2011. Retrieved 14 August 2010.
  8. ^ "Leonard Kaitu'u, letter to the editor, Solomon Star, 13/08/10". Archived from the original on 14 June 2011. Retrieved 14 August 2010.
  9. ^ "Lobbying starts, Solomon Star, 10/08/10". Archived from the original on 14 June 2011. Retrieved 14 August 2010.
  10. ^ "Political "Camps" Kick Start Lobbying Process". Retrieved 12 August 2010. Solomon Times Online, 11 August 2010
  11. ^ a b c "Danny Philip is Prime Minister". Solomon Times. 25 August 2010. Archived from the original on 30 November 2010. Retrieved 24 August 2010.
  12. ^ "Party vows to reform constitution" Archived 23 December 2010 at the Wayback Machine, Island Sun, 12 July 2010
  13. ^ "PM Philip name ministers" Archived 29 August 2010 at the Wayback Machine, Island Sun, 27 August 2010
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