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Province Constituency Ward Polling Station Name Number of Polling Number of Province Constituency Ward Polling Station Name Polling Stations CENTRAL PROVINCE NGELLA EAST NGGELA HAGALU 1 48 POLLING STATIONS 26 POLLING STATIONS HALAVO 1 ROVE 1 VURA 1 EAST NGGELA Total 4 NORTH EAST NGGELA BELAGA 1 SALESAPA 1 NORTH EAST NGGELA Total 2 NORTH WEST NGGELA BOROHINABA 1 BOROMOLE 1 GAIRAVU 1 NORTH WEST NGGELA Total 3 SANDFLY/BUENAVISTA BORONI 1 LEITONGO 1 OLEVUGA 1 RAVU SODU ULU 1 SOSO 1 TATHI 1 SANDFLY/BUENAVISTA Total 6 SOUTH EAST NGGELA DENDE 1 LONGAPOLO 1 VUTURUA 1 SOUTH EAST NGGELA Total 3 SOUTH WEST NGGELA DADALA 1 GUMBA 1 TARONIARA 1 VUNUHA 1 SOUTH WEST NGGELA Total 4 TULAGI ASSEMBLY OFFICE 1 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICE 1 TULAGI Total 2 WEST NGGELA TOGA 1 VOLOA 1 WEST NGGELA Total 2 RUSSELLS AND SAVO BANIKA EAST YANDINA 1 22 POLLING STATIONS ILUA 1 SUNLIGHT 1 WEST YANDINA 1 YANDINA 1 CENTRAL YANDINA 1 BANIKA Total 6 LAVUKAL ALOKAN 1 HAE 1 LERU 1 LOUN 1 MARULOUN 1 WEST LOUN 1 LAVUKAL Total 6 NORTH SAVO KUILA 1 PANUELI 1 POKILO 1 NORTH SAVO Total 3 PAVUVU LOSIOLEN 1 NEW SAVO 1 NUKUFERO 1 POINT 6 1 PAVUVU Total 4 SOUTH SAVO KAOGELE 1 PAIBETA 1 REKO 1 SOUTH SAVO Total 3 CHOISEUL EAST CHOISEUL KATARIO KOLOE 1 50 POLLING STATIONS 13 POLLING STATIONS SORANAMOLA 1 SUSUKA 1 KATARIO Total 3 KEREPANGARA GAGARA 1 LULEMEKILO 1 ZARU 1 KEREPANGARA Total 3 KIRUGELA NUATABU 1 VARUNGA 1 VURE 1 KIRUGELA Total 3 SENGA KOBUKESA 1 LUKUVARU 1 PANGOE A 1 PANGOE B 1 SENGA Total 4 NORTH WEST CHOISEUL CHOISEUL BAY POROPORO 1 20 POLLING STATIONS TARO 1 CHOISEUL BAY Total 2 TABA BARABARAKAKASA 1 LOIMUNI (1) 1 LOIMUNI (2) 1 TABA Total 3 TAVULA SIROVANGA 1 VURANGO (1) 1 VURANGO (2) 1 TAVULA Total 3 TEPAZAKA NGARIONE (1) 1 NGARIONE (2) 1 VOZA 1 TEPAZAKA Total 3 VARISI LAVATA TUTU 1 VORUVORU (1) 1 VORUVORU (2) 1 VARISI LAVATA Total 3 VARISI SUKA OGHO 1 PANGOBIRU 1 POLO 1 VARISI SUKA Total 3 VURUVACHU MOLI (1) 1 MOLI (2) 1 NUKIKI 1 VURUVACHU Total 3 SOUTH CHOISEUL BABATANA PANARUI 1 17 POLLING STATIONS SASAMUNGGA (1) 1 SASAMUNGGA (2) 1 BABATANA Total 3 KATUPIKA BOBOE 1 POSARAE (1) 1 POSARAE (2) 1 SIVAI 1 KATUPIKA Total 4 VASIDUKI KATURASELE 1 LOLOKO 1 ZENGUNU 1 VASIDUKI Total 3 VIVIRU KENANI 1 PARAPARA 1 SEPA (1) 1 SEPA (2) 1 VIVIRU Total 4 WAGINA ARARIKI 1 KUKUTIN 1 NIKUMARORO 1 WAGINA Total 3 GUADALCANAL CENTRAL GUADALCANAL MALANGO ADO CHRISTIAN ACEDAMY 1 161 POLLING STATIONS 24 POLLING STATIONS BELAHA RELOCATION CENTER 1 BEMUTA CHURCH HOUSE 1 BETIVATU PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 CHICHINGE CHURCH HALL 1 NEW KOLEULA CHURCH HALL 1 RATE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1 RATE SCHOOL 1 ST JOSEPHS TENARU SCHOOL 1 VALESALA 1 LUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL (1) 1 LUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL (2) 1 LUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL (3) 1 MALANGO Total 13 VULOLO KOUVASA PRIMARY SCHOOL HALL 1 MATAGA PRIMARY SCHOOL HALL 1 NANALA SSEC CHURCH HOUSE 1 RACHANAKAU COMMUNITY HOUSE 1 TAUSORO COMMUNITY HOUSE 1 VAVALU SCHOOL 1 TURARANA 2 1 TURARANA 1 1 OBO'OBO PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 OBO'OBO COMMUNITY CENTRE 1 KOLEASI COMMUNITY HALL 1 VULOLO Total 11 EAST CENTRAL GUADALCANAL AOLA BULOKALAI 1 22 POLLING STATIONS GHOMBUA 1 KOBITO 1 PATIMA 1 VERAVAOLU 1 AOLA Total 5 KOLOKARAKO BUBUNUHU 1 CHOKARE 1 KOLOBORA 1 NAKONGA 1 SALAMARAO 1 VATUBOLO 1 KOLOKARAKO Total 6 LONGGU TOTONGO 1 WAIKIKIO 1 NANGALI (2) 1 NANGALI (1) 1 TOLUNATETE (2) 1 TOLUNATETE (1) 1 LONGGU KAOKA CHS 1 LONGGU Total 7 VALASI BOLALE 1 SANALUMU 1 ULUNAKUMA 1 VATUBULU 1 VALASI Total 4 EAST GUADALCANAL AVUAVU AVUAVU 1 25 POLLING STATIONS HAIMARAO 1 KIDIVOROA 1 NAMOKU 1 PURE PURE 1 VERAKELIA 1 AVUAVU Total 6 BIRAO KOMUNIBOKO 1 KOPIU 1 MAKINA 1 MANIKALAKU 1 NAHANUA ISLAND 1 NAONA 1 SUHU 1 VONU 1 BIRAO Total 8 MOLI BALOLAVA 1 KOLOVAOLU 1 MAKARUKA PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 MAKARUKA SECONDARY SCHOOL 1 NAGHO 1 TAVALA 1 MOLI Total 6 TETEKANJI BOROVAHALO 1 NALUGHUVASA 1 NAVOLA 1 PICHAHILA 1 VATULAVA 1 TETEKANJI Total 5 NORTH EAST GUADALCANAL EAST TASIMBOKO GILO 1 19 POLLING STATIONS GPPOL 3 1 KAMAU 1 KEREKOKA 1 KOLONA 1 1 KOMABULU 1 KOMUKAMA 1 KOMUKOGA/ ARULIGHO 1 KOMUVATHA 1 SAMARIA 1 TAU/BEBE 1 THAVOA 1 TUMUBOSA (2) 1 TUMUBOSA (1) 1 EAST TASIMBOKO Total 14 PARIPAO KOLOSULU 1 KOMUNGELEA 1 MAGIA 1 NUMBU 1 TENAKOGA 1 PARIPAO Total 5 NORTH GUADALCANAL GHAOBATA BINU 1 16 POLLING STATIONS DADAVE 1 NGALIMBIU 1 1 NGALIMBIU 2 1 NGUVIA (1) 1 NGUVIA (2) 1 NGUVIA (3) 1 SALI 1 SUVA RURAL TRAINING CENTRE (1) 1 SUVA RURAL TRAINING CENTRE (2) 1 TOTOMBA (1) 1 TOTOMBA (2) 1 TUMURORA (1) 1 TUMURORA (2) 1 TUTUVA 1 VUTU 1 GHAOBATA Total 16 NORTH WEST GUADALCANAL SAGHALU CBSI RECREATION CENTRE 1 18 POLLING STATIONS KOHIMARAMA A 1 KOHIMARAMA B 1 MARAVOVO 1 SAN ISIDRO 1 VISALE A 1 VISALE B 1 SAGHALU Total 7 TANDAI BARANA 1 BURNS CREEK A 1 BURNS CREEK B 1 GILBERT CAMP 1 L.D.A MAMARA 1 MARARA CHS 1 MATANIKO 1 TAMBOKO 1 TITIGE 1 VATUKOLA 1 VURA 1 TANDAI Total 11 SOUTH GUADALCANAL DUIDUI CHAPURIA (1) 1 20 POLLING STATIONS CHAPURIA (2) 1 KOLINA 1 NGALITO 1 TARI (1) 1 TARI (2) 1 VISO 1 DUIDUI Total 7 TALISE LALOATO (1) 1 LALOATO (2) 1 MALAISU 1 NGALITUTULALINA 1 SUGHU 1 VERAMOGHO 1 TALISE Total 6 VATUKULAU ALASOLO 1 AONA 1 CHAMUTI 1 HALIATU 1 KUMA 1 KUMA/MALAGHETI 1 RAEAVU 1 VATUKULAU Total 7 WEST GUADALCANAL SAVULEI LAMBI (1) 1 17 POLLING STATIONS LAMBI (2) 1 SUMATE 1 VERAHUE 1 MANGAKIKI 1 SAVULEI Total 5 TANGARARE FOX-BAY 1 HAUVALE 1 KOBUALE 1 TANGARARE 1 TIARO (KOLOKI) 1 SATONA 1 TANGARARE Total 6 WANDERER BAY MARASA 1 MBAMBANAKIRA 1 RAVU 1 TIROVISI 1 VEURU 1 WANDERER BAY 1 WANDERER BAY Total 6 HONIARA CITY COUNCIL CENTRAL HONIARA CRUZ ART GALLERY 1 1 96 POLLING STATIONS 35 POLLING STATIONS ART GALLERY 2 1 GIRL GUIDES HUT 1 NATIONAL MUSEUM 1 CRUZ Total 4 KOLA'A AEKAFO 1 FERALADOA SSEC CHURCH 1 1 KOLO'ALE SCHOOL 1 1 KOLOALE SCHOOL 2 1 MATARIU 1 1 MATARIU 2 1 MULTI PURPOSE - LAWSON TAMA 1 1 ST. BARNABAS HALL 1 ST. NICHOLAS SCHOOL 1 1 ST. NICHOLAS SCHOOL 2 1 FERALADOA SSEC CHURCH 2 1 KOLA'A Total 11 MATANIKO HONIARA HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 HONIARA HIGH SCHOOL 2 1 TUVARUHU COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 TUVARUHU COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 2 1 MATANIKO Total 4 VAVAEA ALL SAINTS 1 1 KAIBIA SSEC 1 1 KAIBIA SSEC 3 1 KOA HILL SSEC 1 1 KOA HILL SSEC 2 1 MBOKONAVERA SCHOOL 1 1 MBOKONAVERA SCHOOL 2 1 MBOKONAVERA SCHOOL 3 1 MBOKONAVERA SCHOOL 4 1 ALL SAINTS 2 1 KAIBIA SSEC 2 1 MBOKONAVERA SCHOOL 5 1 VAVAEA Total 12 VUHOKESA HONIARA CITY COUNCIL 1 SSEC CENTRAL CHURCH 1 UNITED CHURCH 1 1 UNITED CHURCH 2 1 VUHOKESA Total 4 EAST HONIARA KUKUM MBUA VALLEY SCHOOL C 1 35 POLLING STATIONS MBUA VALLEY SCHOOL D 1 ST.NICHOLAS SCHOOL 1 KUKUM Total 3 NAHA MBUA VALLEY SCHOOL A 1 MBUA VALLEY SCHOOL B 1 NAHA Total 2 PANATINA ADALIUA SSEC CHURCH 1 ILIA PRIMARY SCHOOL A 1 ILIA PRIMARY SCHOOL C 1 KG VI SCHOOL A 1 KG VI SCHOOL B 1 KOBITO 1 SSEC CHURCH A 1 KOBITO 1 SSEC CHURCH B 1 LAU VALLEY SDA CHURCH A 1 PANATINA SCHOOL A 1 PANATINA SCHOOL B 1 PANATINA SCHOOL C 1 PANATINA SCHOOL D 1 SIFF FOOTBALL ACADEMY A 1 SIFF FOOTBALL ACADEMY B 1 SINU - KUKUM CAMPUS 1 SINU - SCHOOL OF MARINE A 1 SINU - SCHOOL OF MARINE B 1 ILIA PRIMARY SCHOOL B 1 LAU VALLEY SDA CHURCH B 1 KG VI SCHOOL C 1 KG VI SCHOOL D 1 PANATINA SCHOOL E 1 PANATINA Total 22 VURA BIBLE WAY CENTRE 1 GREEN VALLEY COC SCHOOL A 1 GREEN VALLEY COC SCHOOL B 1 NAHA SCHOOL A 1 NAHA SCHOOL B 1 VURA SCHOOL A 1 VURA SCHOOL B 1 VURA SCHOOL C 1 VURA Total 8 WEST HONIARA MBUBURU GEOLOGY 1 1 26 POLLING STATIONS GEOLOGY 2 1 MBOKONA SCHOOL 1 1 MBOKONA SCHOOL 2 1 MBUBURU Total 4 NGGOSI AGAPE KINDY SCHOOL 1 1 AGAPE KINDY SCHOOL 2 1 AGAPE KINDY SCHOOL 3 1 BISHOP EPALLE SCHOOL 1 1 BISHOP EPALLE SCHOOL 2 1 BISHOP EPALLE SCHOOL 3 1 BISHOP EPALLE SCHOOL 4 1 CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTRE 1 1 CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTRE 2 1 KELYN KINDY 1 1 KELYN KINDY 2 1 WHITE RIVER SCHOOL 1 1 WHITE RIVER SCHOOL 2 1 WHITE RIVER SCHOOL 3 1 WHITE RIVER SCHOOL 4 1 NGGOSI Total 15 ROVE/LENGAKIKI ST. JOHN SCHOOL 1 1 ST. JOHN SCHOOL 2 1 TAMLAN SCHOOL 1 1 TAMLAN SCHOOL 3 1 YWCA 1 1 YWCA 2 1 TAMLAN SCHOOL 2 1 ROVE/LENGAKIKI Total 7 ISABEL GAO/BUGOTU JAPUANA KALENGA 1 69 POLLING STATIONS 19 POLLING STATIONS LELEGIA 1 LEPI 1 SUVA 1 TALISE 1 VULAVU 1 JAPUANA Total 6 KALOKA LINHO 1 PORO 1 PUTUKORA 1 TAUSESE 1 KALOKA Total 4 SIGANA NAGOLAU 1 OLE 1 SIGANA 1 TANADE 1 TANAGEU 1 SIGANA Total 5 TATAMBA HAGEULU 1 HOVI 1 HUALI 1 TATAMBA 1 TATAMBA Total 4 HOGRANO/KIA/HAVULEI BAOLO BAOLO 1 27 POLLING STATIONS BOLITEI 1 KOLOPAKISA 1 TOELEGU 1 BAOLO Total 4 KIA BABAHAERO 1 FRESH WIND 1 KIA (1) 1 KIA (2) 1 RITAMALA 1 TUBI 1 KIA Total 6 KOLOMOLA KOGE 1 KOLOMOLA 1 MUANA SCHOOL 1 KOLOMOLA Total 3 KOLOTUBI GOVE 1 KOISISI 1 KOLOTUBI 1 MABLOSI 1 KOLOTUBI Total 4 SAMASODU ALLARDYCE 1 DEDEU 1 HURAPELO 1 JEJEVO 1 SAMASODU 1 SAMASODU Total 5 SUSUBONA BILURO 1 HIROLEGU 1 KILOKAKA 1 MOMOTU 1 SUSUBONA 1 SUSUBONA Total 5 MARINGE/KOKOTA BUALA BUALA STATION 1 23 POLLING STATIONS BUALA VILLAGE 1 KUBOLOTA 1 NAREABU 1 SOGOLEGO 1 BUALA Total 5 HOVIKOILO GNULAHAGE 1 GUGUHA 1 HOVIKOILO 1 POPOHEO 1 HOVIKOILO Total 4 KMAGA BUMA 1 KMAGA 1 KOREGU 1 KOVALA SCHOOL 1 KMAGA Total 4 KOKOTA GOVEO 1 MALAI 1 MAPTAIN 1 SISIGA 1 KOKOTA Total 4 KOVILOKO HOFFI SCHOOL 1 KOLOGARU 1 KOLOSORI 1 KOVILOKO Total 3 TIROTONGA BARA 1 KOLOKOFA 1 TIROTONGA 1 TIROTONGA Total 3 MAKIRA-ULAWA CENTRAL MAKIRA BAURO CENTRAL AROHANE 1 82 POLLING STATIONS 20 POLLING STATIONS CAMPBELL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1 HAUTA 1 MAKIRA WOMEN RESOURCE CENTRE KIRAKIRA 1 MANAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 MANIHIGO 1 MATANAGOA 1 TAWAITARA 1 BAURO CENTRAL Total 8 BAURO EAST NGARIANAHUTO 1 SUGUASI 1 WAITA PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 BAURO EAST Total 3 BAURO WEST AGO COMMUNITY HALL 1 FAGANI 1 HAO 1 KAKAORAGANA 1 MANITAWANIUHI 1 PAMUA 1 SINARA 1 WAIMAPURU NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL 1 WAIMASI 1 BAURO WEST Total 9 EAST MAKIRA RAWO MAGE 1 29 POLLING STATIONS WAIHAGA 1 RAWO Total 2 SANTA ANA NAFINUATOGO 1 NATAGERA 1 TAUMATAWA 1 PARAMATA 1 SANTA ANA Total 4 SANTA
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