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- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 abstract "A by-election was held in the Nanumea constituency in Tuvalu on 5 May 2003. It was triggered by the annulment in February of incumbent MP Sio Patiale's election in the July 2002 general election. Patiale was found by the country's Chief Justice to have "lodged his nomination papers after the legal deadline", and thus not to have stood lawfully as a candidate in the general election.On the same day, a by-election was also held in Niutao, following the death of the Speaker of Parliament, Saloa Tauia in February. There are no political parties in Tuvalu, but Patiale et Tauia were both members of Prime Minister Saufatu Sopoanga's extremely narrow parliamentary majority. In the 2002 general election, Sopoanga had obtained the support of just 8 MPs (himself included) out of 15. His government thus needed to win both by-elections in order to retain its majority.Nanumea is a two seat constituency, and in the 2002 general election it had returned Sio Patiale and Maatia Toafa with 24.8% and 23% of the vote respectively, ahead of five other candidates. For the by-election, of course, only one seat would be provided for, Toafa retaining the other. There were three candidates: Patale, Lagitupu Tuilimu who had held the seat from 1998 2002, and newcomer Lopati Tefoa.Patiale won comprehensively, obtaining an absolute majority of the vote. This was not immediately enough to save the Sopoanga government, however: Taavau Teii, the winner of the Niutao by-election, was initially uncommitted, then sided with the Opposition, providing it with a parliamentary majority. The Opposition asked that Parliament be recalled, so that a motion of no confidence in the government could be tabled. Sopoanga delayed recalling Parliament until September, then appointed Opposition MP Faimalaga Luka as Governor General, depriving the Opposition of its crucial one-seat majority and triggering another by-election, in Nukufetau. The winner of the October by-election, Elisala Pita, joined the government's benches, enabling it to survive a while longer. The Sopoanga government was eventually brought down by an eight-to-six motion of no confidence in August 2004, and Patiale announced his own resignation due to ill-health in April 2005, precipitating yet another by-election in his constituency.".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 country Tuvalu.
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 startDate "2003-05-05".
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- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 title "Nanumea by-election, 2003".
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- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 afterElection "Sio Patiale".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 afterParty "independent".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 beforeElection Sio_Patiale.
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 beforeParty "independent".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate Kokea_Malua.
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate Lagitupu_Tuilimu.
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate "Houati Iele".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate "Lagitupu Tuilimu".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate "Laina Teuea".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate "Lopati Lopati".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate "Lopati Tefoa".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate "Maatia Toafa 16px".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate "Sio Patiale 16px".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 candidate "Sio Patiale".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 change "+1.88%".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 change "+34.21%".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 change "n/a".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 country "Tuvalu".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 electionDate "2003-05-05".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 electionName "Nanumea by-election, 2003".
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- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 nextElection "Nanumea by-election, 2005".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 nextYear "2005".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 ongoing "no".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 party "Independent".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "11.86".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "12.01".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "12.08".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "13.96".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "23.04".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "24.76".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "27.07".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "58.97".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "6.64".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 percentage "9.62".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 popularVote "190".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 popularVote "414".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 popularVote "98".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 previousElection "Tuvaluan general election, 2002".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 previousYear "2002".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 seatsForElection "Elected by simple majority using first past the post.".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 seatsForElection "One of the two Nanumea seats in the Parliament of Tuvalu.".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 type "by-election".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 votes "129".
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- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 votes "414".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 votes "89".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 votes "98".
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 subject Category:2003_elections.
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 subject Category:2003_in_Tuvalu.
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 subject Category:By-elections_to_the_Parliament_of_Tuvalu.
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 subject Category:Politics_of_Tuvalu.
- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 type Election.
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- Nanumea_by-election,_2003 comment "A by-election was held in the Nanumea constituency in Tuvalu on 5 May 2003. It was triggered by the annulment in February of incumbent MP Sio Patiale's election in the July 2002 general election.".
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