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
edit| 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 | |
| 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 deBrum | 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
edit- ^ Marshall Islands: Elections held in 1999 Inter-Parliamentary Union