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VEO Consolidated Candidate List General Election 2020 VEO Consolidated Candidate list General Election 2020 No. of Name Party Constituency Sex Seats George Tambe Vanua'aku Pati Ambae Male 3 James Bule People Unity Development Party Ambae Male 3 Richard Mera Vanua'aku Pati Ambae Male 3 Ronly Ala Independent Ambae Male 3 Alban Vui Garae Leaders Party of Vanuatu Ambae Male 3 James Tari Bangalakua Graon mo Jastis Pati Ambae Male 3 Peter Vuta Independent Ambae Male 3 Philimon Tari Graon mo Jastis Pati Ambae Male 3 Jameson Bani Ngwero People's Action Party Ambae Male 3 Willie Kalo Vanuatu First Party Ambae Male 3 Joel Hubert Duru Vanuatu First Party Ambae Male 3 Natugogona Robert Jay Independent Ambae Male 3 Hakwa Samson Toa Leaders Party of Vanuatu Ambae Male 3 Alickson Vira Angai Tagaro Ambae Male 3 Hannah Liunakwalau Leaders Party of Vanuatu Ambae Female 3 Jacob Tangwata Nagriamel Ambae Male 3 Matanangwele John Still Tari Qetu National United Party Ambae Male 3 Reunification of Movement for Change Viratiro Remy Eugene Ambae Male 3 (RMC) Jay Ngwele Rural Development Party Ambae Male 3 Garaesani Steven Independent Ambae Male 3 Joseph Mauri Garaekesa Union of Moderate Parties Ambae Male 3 Albert Williams Vanua'aku Pati Ambrym Male 2 Andeng Jimmy Vanuatu Green Confederation Party Ambrym Male 2 Naros Williamson Obed Vanuatu Reform Democratic Party Ambrym Male 2 Vanuatu Electoral Office. Independence Park. PMB 9033. Port Vila, Vanuatu. 23914 / 33470. www.electoral.gov.vu facebook.com/vanuatuelectoraloffice VEO Consolidated Candidate list General Election 2020 Hopa David Tungon Tiare Independent Ambrym Male 2 Arthur Peter Bae Union of Moderate Parties Ambrym Male 2 Bruno Leingkone National United Party Ambrym Male 2 Jimmy Japeth Nagriamel Ambrym Male 2 Reunification of Movement for Change Marakon Alilee Ambrym Male 2 (RMC) Eddie Percy Etul Leaders Party of Vanuatu Ambrym Male 2 John Dahmasing Salong Graon mo Jastis Pati Ambrym Male 2 Graham Nalpini Independent Efate Male 5 Joshua Tafura Kalsakau Vanuatu Labour Party Efate Male 5 Edwin Kalorisu Leaders Party of Vanuatu Efate Male 5 Gillion William Graon mo Jastis Pati Efate Male 5 Roro Sambo New Nation Party Efate Male 5 Jean Pierre Serel Independent Efate Male 5 Fanne Philip Union of Moderate Parties Efate Male 5 Michel Taravaki Vanuatu Liberal Movement Efate Male 5 Teni Kalmet United Movements for Vanuatu People Efate Male 5 John Mark Ruben Vanua'aku Pati Efate Male 5 Takalo Tavimasoe Vanua'aku Pati Efate Male 5 Alfred Carlot Natatok Party Efate Male 5 Lionel Nasome Kaluat The People's Party Efate Male 5 John Iasu Vanuatu Green Confederation Party Efate Male 5 Ghislain Kaltack Upi Nafzan Iskei Efate Male 5 Pakoa Jack Oceania Transformation Movement Efate Male 5 Litiana Kalsarap Sheperds Alliance Party Efate Female 5 Stanley Kaltoi John Vanua'aku Pati Efate Male 5 Alice Annies Athy Independent Efate Female 5 Vanuatu Electoral Office. Independence Park. PMB 9033. Port Vila, Vanuatu. 23914 / 33470. www.electoral.gov.vu facebook.com/vanuatuelectoraloffice VEO Consolidated Candidate list General Election 2020 Pierre Carlot Melanesian Progressive Party Efate Male 5 Hymak Anatole Vanuatu First Party Efate Male 5 Ephraim Kalmet People's Democratic Party Efate Male 5 Kaltang Henry Independent Efate Male 5 Hendon Kalsakau Oceania Transformation Movement Efate Male 5 Reunification of Movement for Change Seretangi Kalsakau Efate Male 5 (RMC) Reunification of Movement for Change Jack Norris Kalmet Efate Male 5 (RMC) Bakoa Maraki Kaltongga Leaders Party of Vanuatu Efate Male 5 Rolland Pierre Partie Travailliste Vanuatu Efate Male 5 Eddy Kalokul Leaders Party of Vanuatu Efate Male 5 Johnston Tau Independent Efate Male 5 John Roy Niel Vanuatu Progressive Development Party Epi Male 2 Kalo John Mawa Partie Travailliste Vanuatu Epi Male 2 Issaac Tongolilu Daniel Vanua'aku Pati Epi Male 2 Billy Peter Ioan Union of Moderate Parties Epi Male 2 Kalstap Yonah Oceania Transformation Movement Epi Male 2 Erick Moses Iauko Group Epi Male 2 Mackin Rita Valia Leaders Party of Vanuatu Epi Female 2 Reunification of Movement for Change Seoule Simeon Davidson Epi Male 2 (RMC) Katrina Ulanim Keren William Independent Epi Female 2 Samuel Abel Rural Development Party Epi Male 2 Marcel Yona Graon mo Jastis Pati Epi Male 2 Sammy Brown Niumataiwalu Independent Epi Male 2 Toara Daniel Kalo Vanua'aku Pati Luganville Male 2 Nwango James Nagriamel Luganville Male 2 Vanuatu Electoral Office. Independence Park. PMB 9033. Port Vila, Vanuatu. 23914 / 33470. www.electoral.gov.vu facebook.com/vanuatuelectoraloffice VEO Consolidated Candidate list General Election 2020 Tabibang Jean Nodaru Nasan Party Luganville Male 2 Donald Hosea Vanuatu Green Confederation Party Luganville Male 2 Gordon John Arnambhat Oceania Transformation Movement Luganville Male 2 Reunification of Movement for Change Restutune Donald Luganville Male 2 (RMC) Harry Brownhill Independent Luganville Male 2 Rex Issachar Independent Luganville Male 2 Varidiu Jimmy Solomon National United Party Luganville Male 2 Marc Ati Iauko Group Luganville Male 2 Bruno Milliecon Taliban Graon mo Jastis Pati Luganville Male 2 Basil Leodoro Partie Travailliste Vanuatu Luganville Male 2 George Wells Vanuatu Liberal Movement Luganville Male 2 Matai Seremiah Nawalu Leaders Party of Vanuatu Luganville Male 2 Nelly Caleb Independent Luganville Female 2 Pedro Boe Tanga Vanuatu Cultural Self-reliance Movement Luganville Male 2 Elison Reveala Vanua'aku Pati Maewo Male 1 Paul Allen Boe Kia Koe Party Maewo Male 1 Ian Toakalana Tarimalakesa Ngwasoanda Custom Movement Maewo Male 1 Wilson Reynolds Boeleguriega Independent Maewo Male 1 Boeson Kaltalio Simeon Vanua'aku Pati Malekula Male 7 Nemtenmat Raul Namaki Ahute Custom Movement Malekula Male 7 Patunvanu Jenek Nagriamel Malekula Male 7 Sewere Jean Philip Partie Travailliste Vanuatu Malekula Male 7 David Gibson People Unity Development Party Malekula Male 7 Malcekan Jeanno UCVP Party Malekula Male 7 Tevanu Anselmo Independent Malekula Male 7 Vanuatu Electoral Office. Independence Park. PMB 9033. Port Vila, Vanuatu. 23914 / 33470. www.electoral.gov.vu facebook.com/vanuatuelectoraloffice VEO Consolidated Candidate list General Election 2020 Veremaito Roger Independent Malekula Male 7 Niptic Andrew Willie Kal Independent Malekula Male 7 William Aisen Independent Malekula Male 7 Sato Kilman People's Progressive Party Malekula Male 7 Ata Tony Vanua'aku Pati Malekula Male 7 Johnny Arnhambat Independent Malekula Male 7 Paul Robert Ravun Independent Malekula Male 7 Wilford Patunvanu Independent Malekula Male 7 Peter Onis Union of Moderate Parties Malekula Male 7 John Edwin Terry Vanuatu Green Confederation Party Malekula Male 7 Jules Nirambath Kia Koe Party Malekula Male 7 Edmond Julun Graon mo Jastis Pati Malekula Male 7 Anicet Maleb Faustin Union of Moderate Parties Malekula Male 7 Peter Manwo Union of Moderate Parties Malekula Male 7 Esmon Simon Vanua'aku Pati Malekula Male 7 Diana Meltek Vanua'aku Pati Malekula Female 7 Jack Roy People's Progressive Party Malekula Male 7 Kisito Teilemb People, Churches, Chiefs Party Malekula Male 7 Daniel Nalet Oceania Transformation Movement Malekula Male 7 Marcelin Gulgul Abong Vanuatu Cultural Self-reliance Movement Malekula Male 7 Don Nmalamuwomu Ken People Services Party Malekula Male 7 Julian Netty Shadrack Oceania Transformation Movement Malekula Female 7 Sanick Asang National United Party Malekula Male 7 Reunification of Movement for Change Jerome Ludvaune Malekula Male 7 (RMC) Reunification of Movement for Change Francois Batick Malekula Male 7 (RMC) Vanuatu Electoral Office. Independence Park. PMB 9033. Port Vila, Vanuatu. 23914 / 33470. www.electoral.gov.vu facebook.com/vanuatuelectoraloffice VEO Consolidated Candidate list General Election 2020 Reunification of Movement for Change Marcellino Barthelemy Malekula Male 7 (RMC) John Sala Graon mo Jastis Pati Malekula Male 7 Gracia Chadrack Leaders Party of Vanuatu Malekula Male 7 Stephen Shing Independent Malekula Male 7 Willy Apia Massing Independent Malekula Male 7 Menzies Samuel Jack Leaders Party of Vanuatu Malekula Male 7 Max Kelly Albert Leaders Party of Vanuatu Malekula Male 7 Uri Warawara Graon mo Jastis Pati Malo/Aore Male 1 Rasu Wesley Vanua'aku Pati Malo/Aore Male 1 Kalfau Moli Union of Moderate Parties Malo/Aore Male 1 Richard Walsh Leona Vanua'aku Pati Pentecost Male 4 Jean Paul Virelala Vanuatu First Party Pentecost Male 4 Ham Lini National United Party Pentecost Male 4 Bule Silas National United Party Pentecost Male 4 Marc Melsul Rural Development Party Pentecost Male 4 Mcdonald Bule National Party Pentecost Male 4 Wreath Bule Partie Travailliste Vanuatu Pentecost Male 4 Molbah Rolland Oceania Transformation Movement Pentecost Male 4 Saltukro Jean Baptist Independent Pentecost Male 4 Norbet Sumsum Oceania Transformation Movement Pentecost Male 4 Tabius Gideon Independent Pentecost Male 4 Francois Xavier Chani Leaders Party of Vanuatu Pentecost Male 4 Enoch Bule Kendrith Kia Koe Party Pentecost Male 4 George Baddeley Bogiri Independent Pentecost Male 4 Kenedy John Tabiaga Kia Koe Party Pentecost Male 4 Salathiel Taribas Graon mo Jastis Pati Pentecost Male 4 Vanuatu Electoral Office. Independence Park. PMB 9033. Port Vila, Vanuatu. 23914 / 33470. www.electoral.gov.vu facebook.com/vanuatuelectoraloffice VEO Consolidated Candidate list General Election 2020 Reve Ephriam Boe Graon mo Jastis Pati Pentecost Male 4 Tabirupmel Barnabas Oceania Transformation Movement Pentecost Male 4 John Tevi Selwyn Rural Development Party Pentecost Male 4 Reunification of Movement for Change Charlot Salwai Tabimasmas
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