2013 Micronesian parliamentary election

Parliamentary elections were held in the Federated States of Micronesia on 5 March 2013 for the 10 seats in the Congress elected for a two-year term.[1] A total of 21 candidates ran for election.[1] Three MPs were elected unopposed.[1]

Results

State	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%	Notes
Yap		Isaac Figir	2,692	100	Incumbent, re-elected
		Total	2,692	100
Chuuk	Mortlocks	Florencio Singkoro Harper	2,463	100	Incumbent
		Total	2,463	100
	Northern Namoneas	Victory Gouland	2,525	50.4	Elected
		Roger Mori	2,464	49.6	Incumbent
		Total	4,989	100
	Southern Namoneas	Bonsiano Fasy Nethon	3,181	50.6	Incumbent, re-elected
		Augustina Takashy	1,539	24.5
		Michael Kanas	1,561	24.9
		Total	6,281	100
	Faichuuk	Tiwiter Aritos	3,442	53.0	Incumbent, re-elected
		Setiro Paul	3,050	47.0
		Total	6,492	100
	Northwestern	Tony Otto	813	29.0	Incumbent, re-elected
		Ruphin Micky	554	19.8
		Williander Jack	539	19.3
		Robson Romolow	511	18.3
		Moses Nelson	382	13.6
		Total	2,799	100
Pohnpei	Sokesh, Kolonia, Sapwuahfik, Nukuoro, Kapingamarangi and Oroluk	Dohsis Halbert	2,489	52.17	Incumbent, re-elected
		Ferny Perman	2,271	47.60
		Write-in votes	11	0.23
		Total	4,771	100
	Madolenihmw and Kitti	Berney Martin	2,981	54.83	Incumbent, re-elected
		Dion Neth	2,456	45.17
		Total	5,437	100
	Nett, U, Mwoakilloa and Pingelap	David Panuelo	2,124	98.65	Incumbent, re-elected
		Write-in votes	29	1.35
		Total	2,153	100
Kosrae		Paliknoa Welly	2106	69.60	Incumbent, re-elected
		Johnson Asher	920	30.40
		Total	3,026	100
Source: Kaselehlie Press, Adam Carr

References

1. 21 contenders for national elections in 2013 Kaselehlie Press, 28 November 2013