American Samoan general election, 2014

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General elections were held in American Samoa on 4 November 2014, alongside a constitutional referendum. Voters elected members of the Fono and the American Samoan delegate to the United States Congress.^[1]

Results

Fono

District	Candidate	Votes	Notes
1 – Manu'a	Fetu Fetui Jr.	409	Elected
	Vesi Talalelei Fautanu Jr.	366	Elected
	I’aulualo Fa’afetai Talia	329
2 – Manu'a	Toea’ina F. Autele	256	Elected
2 – Manu'a	Le’autu Segila P. Vaeao	102
3 – Vaifanua	Legae’e Mauga	368	Elected
3 – Vaifanua	Ugaitafa Simei Pulu	191
4 – Saole	Talaimatai Elisara Su’a	188	Elected
	Kitara Vaiau	158
	Sagatu Thompson	69
5 – Sua	Puleleiite Lia Tufele Jr.	172	Elected
	Tuialofi Faalae Lauatua’a Tunupopo	124
	Fale S. Uele	99
	Ketesemane Meaole	86
	Lily Memea Hunt	8
6 – Sua	Lemapu Suiaunoa Talo	188
6 – Sua	Matagi David Sialega Mauga	173
7 – Maoputasi	Vailoata Eteuati Amituana’i	362	Elected
8 – Maoputasi	Maugaoali’i Sipa Anoa’i	224	Elected
	Vailiuama Steve Leasiolagi	168
	Don Fuimaono Lutu	57
9 – Maoputasi	Meauta Lauoi Mageo
9 – Maoputasi	Va’amua Henry Sesepasara
10 – Maoputasi	Tu’umolimoli S. Moliga	177
11 – Maoputasi	Faimealelei Anthony Fu’e Allen	304	Elected
11 – Maoputasi	Maloiseuga Tanielu Fagamanu Unutoa	79
12 – Ituau	Manumaua Wayne Wilson	612	Elected
	Mulinu’u Vae’iaitu Filo Maluia	607	Elected
	Archie Taotasi Soliai	596
	Fagasoaia Foa Akai Lealaitafea	527
13 – Fofo	Puletu D. Koko	290	Elected
	Fagaoatua Dorian T. Salave’a	241
	Andra Samoa	210
	Pogia Tusi P. Suiaunoa	89
	Johanna Samana	17
14 – Alataua	Fatumalala L. Al-Shehri
	Samatua Edwin Hollister
	Savali Talavou Ale		Elected
15 – Tualauta	Larry Simou Sanitoa	1,288	Elected
	Vui Florence Tuaumu Saulo	877	Elected
	Leomiti Faitama’i Leomiti	465
	Bartley Su’a Lusia	441
16 – Tualautai	Timusa Tini Lam Yuen	312	Elected
16 – Tualautai	Manavaalofa Tutuila Manase	283
17 – Leasina	Atalina Asifoa	201	Elected
17 – Leasina	Atualevao Gafatasi Afalav	200
Source: Election Office

Delegate

Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Amata Coleman Radewagen	Republican Party	4,306	42.0
Eni F. H. Faleomavaega	Democratic Party	3,157	30.8
Togiola Tulafono	Democratic Party	1,130	11.0
Mapu S. Jamias	Democratic Party	652	6.4
Rosie Fuala'au Tago Lancaster	Independent	268	2.6
Tuika Tuika	Independent	201	2.0
Tu'au Kereti Mata'Utia Jr	Democratic Party	160	1.6
Meleagi Suitonu-Chapman	Democratic Party	229	2.2
Mark Ude	Independent	143	1.4
Total		10,246	100
Source: Election Office

References

↑ Official Results of the General Election 2014 American Samoa Election Office

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