07-11-2012, 12:33 PM
For the uninformed hefi= Hemi. Hohohoho
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Early Election Results
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07-11-2012, 03:03 PM
A few early morning highlights. Only very early on but Duma looks like he may be in a bit of trouble:
17 JAMES YOKA EKIP Independent M 666 19 WILLIAM DUMA United Resources Party M 521 10 SIMON SANAGKE Papua New Guinea National Party 507 Again very early but Namah in a lot of trouble: 38 Willie Obow Inaru Independent M 2088 34 James Fanio Independent M 518 30 Rodney Kane Melanesian Alliance Party M 373 22 Belden Norman Namah PNG Party M 369 32 Tradggy Nasiai Waramin Independent M 122 Somare back in second again: 20 ALLAN BIRD PANGU Pati M 27649 26 MICHAEL SOMARE National Alliance Party M 26764 
07-11-2012, 08:46 PM
Remember, it is typical for up to 1/2 of sitting Parliamentarians to lose their bid for re-election.
55 seats needed for win. O'Neill/Namah coalition look to have 20. ********** 14 People’s National Congress Party (O'Neill) 10 Independent 7 National Alliance Party (Somare) 6 PNG Party (Namah) 5 Triumph Heritage Empowerment Party (Polye) 4 Peoples Progress Party 3 Peoples Party 1 United Resource Party (Duma) 
07-11-2012, 11:22 PM
I think it's pretty safe to say Duma won't be the next PM by now..
07-11-2012, 11:24 PM
O'Neil needs a coalition to get to 55. If Duma is not needed for the 55 then he will not be DPE. Namath what will he do??
07-11-2012, 11:34 PM
Yes, you're right, but I can't see much of a threat in him anyway if those rumors about JKM are on the mark.
07-11-2012, 11:53 PM
These deaths were in Polye's district and were reported as commited by Polye party supporters. Polye has denied involvement.
********** US says PNG election deaths unwarranted Posted at 07:02 on 11 July, 2012 UTC The US Ambassador to Papua New Guinea says election observers have seen serious irregularities in some parts of the country. Polling has been extended into this week after widespread delays, while some regions have already begun counting, and two seats have been officially declared. The Ambassador, Teddy Taylor, says in some areas, the campaign and polling have been free and fair, but in others was only passable, with some serious issues observed. And he says any loss of life as a result of election-based violence is unnecessary and unwarranted. “There has been the loss of life, and so those have been regrettable. But the security force turnout, we believe, did keep more widespread violence under control. But there has been violence, there’s no two ways about it.” The US Ambassador to PNG, Teddy Taylor.
07-12-2012, 03:08 AM
(07-11-2012, 03:03 PM)Justin94360 Wrote: A few early morning highlights. Only very early on but Duma looks like he may be in a bit of trouble: Lookie here Jake. Still big trouble for the Back Yard Gardener. Namah best get to stuffing those ballot boxes. ********** 2948 - Willie Obow Inaru Independent 610 - Belden Norman Namah
07-12-2012, 03:44 AM
Yes indeed, Namah's trouble is a nice surprise--though even nicer would be Duma's losing which I reckon would be worth an immediate $5-10 on the pps. Even if Namah "gets stuffing" and wins his seat, his PNG party has been consistently lagging O'Neill's PNC in leading candidates so it's looking very unlikely he'll make it to PM over O'Neill (sorry, bonk--LOL).
(07-12-2012, 03:08 AM)Tree Wrote:(07-11-2012, 03:03 PM)Justin94360 Wrote: A few early morning highlights. Only very early on but Duma looks like he may be in a bit of trouble: |
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