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O'Neill Confident of Forming Next Gov't - Tree - 07-19-2012
O’Neill is confident of forming next PNG Government
By Online Editor
12:17 pm GMT+12, 19/07/2012, Papua New Guinea
The Leader of the People's National Congress (PNC), Peter O'Neill is confident of the party forming government.
O'Neill, the Member-elect for Ialibu Pangi, says early results from counting nationwide, look promising.
PNC has seven members declared so far.
According to the Electoral Commission's party standing summary, 21 PNC members are leading in various seats but this may change overnight.
This is out of the 89 candidates that the party has endorsed.
O'Neill says people obviously want his party's policies and programs to continue, which is showing in their support to PNC candidates.
Chief Electoral Commissioner, Andrew Trawen says he is confident of completing the 2012 national election on time.
The two last provinces that polled late, Chimbu and Eastern Highlands, have started counting of primary votes.
Trawen says this is exactly one week before all writs are to be returned, which he will submit to the Governor General, before July 27.
He expressed his gratitude for the excellent work of the combined security personnel all over the county, saying their job was not an easy one.
And, Trawen again reiterated to the Returning Officers and Election Managers, to immediately return the writs to the Electoral Commission in Port Moresby, once a declaration is made.
The deadline is July 25, which is next Wednesday.
RE: O'Neill Confident of Forming Next Gov't - Palm - 07-20-2012
If things fall the way it's lining up, O'Neill is now at the upper end of the estimates for seats his party would carry. The most recent update shows PNC Declared in 6 and leading in 22. That's very strong. Namah's PNG party is declared in 2 and leading in 8. If O'Neill indeed has the pre-agreed coalition in place this can happen very quickly.
Party Endorsed Declared Leading
People’s National Congress Party 89 6 22
People’s Progress Party 40 5 0
Triumph Heritage Empowerment Party 72 3 11
National Alliance Party 75 3 4
Independent 2195 2 13
PNG Party 90 2 8
People's United Assembly Party 29 2 0
People's Party 49 1 5
United Resources Party 48 1 4
Social Democratic Party 40 1 2
New Generation Party 27 1 1
Coalition for Reform Party 15 1 1
PANGU Pati 60 1 0
Melanesian Liberal Party 5 1 0
People’s Democratic Movement Party 19 0 3
People’s Freedom Pati 26 0 1
People's Movement for Change Party 51 0 1
Our Development Party 22 0 1
PNG Constitutional Democratic Party 39 0 1
PNG Country Party 46 0 1
PNG Labour Party 35 0 1
People's First Party 1 0 1
Kingdom First Party 5 0 0
Indigenous People's Party 44 0 0
Melanesian Alliance Party 37 0 0
United Party 20 0 0
Mapai Levites Party 8 0 0
New Dawn Transformation Party 29 0 0
Mama Papa Graun Pati 20 0 0
League for Democracy Party 35 0 0
Papua New Guinea National Party 43 0 0
People’s Heritage Party 10 0 0
People’s Resources Awareness Party 10 0 0
Christian Democratic Party 26 0 0
People's Republlican Party 5 0 0
PNG Conservative Party 4 0 0
PNG Destiny Party 4 0 0
PNG Greens Party 6 0 0
PNG New Vision Party 12 0 0
Rural Development Party 2 0 0
Stars Alliance Party 22 0 0
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(07-19-2012, 12:35 PM)Tree Wrote: O’Neill is confident of forming next PNG Government
By Online Editor
12:17 pm GMT+12, 19/07/2012, Papua New Guinea
The Leader of the People's National Congress (PNC), Peter O'Neill is confident of the party forming government.
O'Neill, the Member-elect for Ialibu Pangi, says early results from counting nationwide, look promising.
PNC has seven members declared so far.
According to the Electoral Commission's party standing summary, 21 PNC members are leading in various seats but this may change overnight.
This is out of the 89 candidates that the party has endorsed.
O'Neill says people obviously want his party's policies and programs to continue, which is showing in their support to PNC candidates.
Chief Electoral Commissioner, Andrew Trawen says he is confident of completing the 2012 national election on time.
The two last provinces that polled late, Chimbu and Eastern Highlands, have started counting of primary votes.
Trawen says this is exactly one week before all writs are to be returned, which he will submit to the Governor General, before July 27.
He expressed his gratitude for the excellent work of the combined security personnel all over the county, saying their job was not an easy one.
And, Trawen again reiterated to the Returning Officers and Election Managers, to immediately return the writs to the Electoral Commission in Port Moresby, once a declaration is made.
The deadline is July 25, which is next Wednesday.
RE: O'Neill Confident of Forming Next Gov't - Tree - 07-20-2012
29 is over half way to 55, even by basher math.
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PNC extends lead in PNG election
Posted at 02:32 on 20 July, 2012 UTC
The People’s National Congress of Papua New Guinea’s caretaker Prime Minister Peter O’Neill has extended its overall party lead in progressive vote counts for the general election.
The PNC is ahead in 29 of the 111 seats in PNG’s parliament, including eight of the 32 declared results so far.
The next best placed party remains the Triumph Heritage Empowerment, or THE, party ahead in 14 while independents lead in 15.
Meanwhile, the only female candidate to have a lead, Delilah Gore of the THE party, has extended her lead in the Sohe Open seat.
She has passed 4-thousand votes, a lead of 1170 over sitting member Anthony Nene with the seat due to go down to third preferences.