1999 Marshallese general election
Parliamentary elections were held in the Marshall Islands on 22 November 1999. As there were no political parties, all candidates for the 33 seats ran as independents.[1] Following the election, Kessai Note was elected President by MPs.
Results
| Constituency | Candidate | Votes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ailinglaplap (2) | Christopher Loeak | 756 | Elected |
| Ruben Zackhras | 629 | Elected | |
| Eldon Note | 323 | ||
| Rod Nakamura | 172 | ||
| Ailuk (1) | Maynard Alfred | 309 | Elected |
| Hemos Jack | 307 | ||
| Arno (2) | Nidel Lorak | 669 | Elected |
| Gerald Zackios | 362 | Elected | |
| Leikman Robert | 284 | ||
| Weiner Labin | 204 | ||
| Adelbert Laukon | 161 | ||
| Rumon Jorbal | 80 | ||
| Ben Injinmej | 55 | ||
| Katib Mack | 20 | ||
| Aur (1) | Norman Matthew | 294 | Elected |
| Mies Peter | 250 | ||
| Yoster John | 35 | ||
| Ebon (1) | John Silk | 402 | Elected |
| Mamoru Kabua | 319 | ||
| Kenson Alik | 91 | ||
| Betwell Lekka | 62 | ||
| Enewetak (1) | Ishmael John | — | Elected unopposed |
| Jabat (1) | Kessai Note | — | Elected unopposed |
| Jaluit (2) | Alvin Jacklick | 855 | Elected |
| Rien Morris | 751 | Elected | |
| L. Kunar Abner | 312 | ||
| Carl Heine | 286 | ||
| Rosalie Konou | 203 | ||
| Sam Leon | 153 | ||
| Kili/Bikini/Ejit (1) | Henchi Balos | 305 | Elected |
| Johnny Johnson | 120 | ||
| Kwajalein (3) | Imata Kabua | 801 | Elected |
| Sato Maie | 480 | Elected | |
| Ataji Balos | 443 | Elected | |
| Laji Taft | 410 | ||
| Botlong Loeak | 307 | ||
| Steve Dribo | 225 | ||
| Lae (1) | Relang Lemari | 322 | Elected |
| Susan Heine | 213 | ||
| Lib (1) | Alden Bejang | 99 | Elected |
| Rudy Paul | 63 | ||
| Likiep (1) | Tom Kijiner | 282 | Elected |
| John Bungitak | 225 | ||
| Kenneth Kramer | 204 | ||
| Majuro (5) | Wilfred Kendall | 2,568 | Elected |
| Witten Philippo | 2,565 | Elected | |
| Jurelang Zedkaia | 2,357 | Elected | |
| Brenson Wase | 1,966 | Elected | |
| Alik Alik | 1,556 | Elected | |
| Jack Jorbon | 1,397 | ||
| Philip Muller | 1,278 | ||
| Tony de Brum | 1,039 | ||
| Marie Maddison | 833 | ||
| John Milne | 694 | ||
| Maloelap (1) | Michael Konelios | 263 | Elected |
| Lomes McKay | 239 | ||
| Mejit (1) | Helkana Aini | 235 | Elected |
| Sepong Keju | 222 | ||
| Carter Lokeijak | 66 | ||
| W. Joran | 41 | ||
| Alee Alik | 13 | ||
| Mili (1) | Tadashi Lometo | 257 | Elected |
| Kejjo Bien | 206 | ||
| B. Bollong | 28 | ||
| Namdrik (1) | Jiba Kabua | 347 | Elected |
| Augustine Nakamura | 171 | ||
| J. Ralpho | 11 | ||
| Namu (1) | Kaiboke Kabua | 112 | Elected |
| Yoda Nysta | 73 | ||
| Joe Riklon | 64 | ||
| Rongelap (1) | Abacca Anjain-Maddison | 238 | Elected |
| Ketnar Tima | 189 | ||
| Johnsay Riklon | 177 | ||
| Edison Anjain | 45 | ||
| Peter Eknilang | 2 | ||
| Ujae (1) | Justin de Brum | — | Elected unopposed |
| Utrok (1) | Hiroshi V. Yamamura | — | Elected unopposed |
| Wotho (1) | Fountain Inok | 93 | Elected |
| Kunio Lemari | 89 | ||
| N. Nemar | 14 | ||
| Wotje (1) | Litokwa Tomeing | 201 | Elected |
| Charles Domnick | 55 | ||
| Source: Psephos | |||
References
- Marshall Islands: Elections held in 1999 Inter-Parliamentary Union
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