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Current membership of the Solomon Islands Parliament

The 11th Parliament of Solomon Islands was the sitting of the National Parliament of Solomon Islands from 2019 to 2024. They were elected in the 2019 Solomon Islands general election.

Members

Constituency Elected MP Party Votes %
Aoke/Langalanga Matthew Wale Solomon Islands Democratic Party 3,712 46.9%
Baegu/Asifola Makario Tagini United Democratic Party 3,028 31.7%
Central Guadalcanal Peter Shanel Agovaka Independent 3,584 47.7%
Central Honiara John Moffat Fugui United Democratic Party 4,028 33.4%
Central Kwara'ae Jackson Fiulaua Independent 3,200 43.1%
Central Makira Nestor Ghiro Independent 3,803 70.4%
East ꞌAreꞌare Peter Junior Kenilorea Solomon Islands United Party 4,200 60.2%
East Central Guadalcanal Ishmael Avui [fr] Kadere Party 3,187 50.3%
East Choiseul Manasseh Sogavare Independent 1,860 59.3%
East Guadalcanal Bradley Tovosia Independent 3,985 69.2%
East Honiara Douglas Ete Solomon Islands Democratic Party 5,710 47.9%
East Kwaio Stanley Festus Sofu Independent 3,949 62.4%
East Makira Charles Maefai Independent 3,740 52.2%
East Malaita Manaseh Maelanga People's Alliance Party 2,966 56.8%
Fataleka Rex Ramofafia [Wikidata] Solomon Islands United Party 2,628 41.2%
Gao/Bugotu Samuel Manetoali Kadere Party of Solomon Islands 2,457 50.9%
Gizo/Kolombangara Lanelle Olandrea Tanangada Kadere Party 4,397 51.7%
Hograno/Kia/Havulei Jeremiah Manele Democratic Alliance Party 4,568 73.5%
Lau/Mbaelelea Augustine Auga [Wikidata] Independent 4,728 49.2%
Malaita Outer Islands Martin Kealoe [pl] Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,219 44.0%
Maringe/Kokota Culwick Togamana [de] Democratic Alliance Party 2,462 46.1%
Marovo Chachabule Rebi Amoi People First Party 5,619 59.3%
Nggella Batholomew Parapolo Kadere Party 2,512 26.1%
North East Guadalcanal Jaimie Vokia Independent 1,835 38.5%
North Guadalcanal Samson Maneka [Wikidata] Solomon Islands Democratic Party 2,320 41.3%
North Malaita Senley Filualea [Wikidata] Independent 2,698 38.9%
North New Georgia John Dean Kuku Independent 2,267 64.1%
North Vella La Vella Clezy Rore [Wikidata] United Democratic Party 2,232 54.5%
North West Choiseul Harry Kuma [ar] Independent 2,948 51.3%
North West Guadalcanal Bodo Dettke Solomon Islands Democratic Party 3,021 52.5%
Ranongga/Simbo Charles Sigoto Solomon Islands Democratic Party 2,592 57.5%
Rennell/Bellona Tautai Agikimu'a Kaitu'u Independent 837 27.7%
Russells/Savo Dickson Mua Independent 2,027 32.1%
Shortlands Christopher Laore People's Alliance Party 1,978 67.7%
South Choiseul Robertson Galokale Independent 999 19.1%
South Guadalcanal Rolland Seleso [Wikidata] Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement 3,104 47.9%
Small Malaita Rick Nelson Houenipwela Democratic Alliance Party 2,302 33.6%
South New Georgia/Rendova/Tetepari Danny Philip United Democratic Party 1,577 43.9%
South Vella La Vella Frederick Kologeto [Wikidata] Independent 2,932 55.5%
Temotu Nende Commins Mewa Kadere Party 1,579 32.1%
Temotu Pele Dudley Kopu [Wikidata] Independent 1,710 43.8%
Temotu Vatud Freda Soria Comua Kadere Party 1,344 47.2%
Ulawa/Ugi William Marau [Wikidata] Kadere Party 1,778 52.2%
West ꞌAreꞌare John Maneniaru Kadere Party 3,223 55.9%
West Guadalcanal Anthony Veke Independent 4,407 62.8%
West Honiara Namson Tran Independent 5,683 66.3%
West Kwaio Titus Fika [fr] Independent 1,697 30.6%
West Kwara'ae Sam Iduri Solomon Islands Democratic Party 1,996 23.3%
West Makira Rawcliff Manu'ari Solomon Islands Democratic Party 2,637 43.3%
West New Georgia/Vona Vona Silas Kerry Vagara Independent 1,888 27.9%
Source: SIEC (results), SIEC (party affiliations)

Changes

Ethel Lency Vokia won a by-election in 2020 to replace her husband Jaimie Vokia in the North East Guadalcanal constituency.

Solomon Islands Parliaments by year convened

References

  1. "Members of Parliament | National Parliament of Solomon Islands". parliament.gov.sb. Retrieved 2022-03-13.
  2. "Fourth woman elected to Solomon Islands parliament". RNZ. 23 November 2020. Retrieved 19 October 2021.
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