The previous elections were held in 2020.[2]
The General Fono consists of a Faipule (representative) and a Pulenuku (village mayor) elected in each of the three villages (Atafu, Fakaofo and Nukunonu). Each village also elects one delegate for every 100 residents.[3] In total six MPs were elected from Nukunonu, and seven each from Atafu and Fakaofo.[4] Voting uses a majoritarian system in which a candidate needs to obtain over 50% of the vote.[5] If there are multiple delegates elected in a village, majority-at-large voting is used.[citation needed] Unlike previous elections, which saw Nukunonu use a different polling method from the other atolls, this was the first election where all three atolls used the same system.[4]
| Position | Atafu members | Fakaofo members | Nukunonu members |
|---|---|---|---|
| Faipule | Kelihiano Kalolo | Fofo Tuisano | Alapati Tavite |
| Pulenuku | Nogo Iupati | Otinielu Tuumuli | Petelo Patelesio |
| Taupulega Representatives (Village elders) |
Lepaio Lua | Kaio Isaako | Falaniko Aloisio |
| Tiu Faō | Tuutuuvae Sefo Ateri | Salesio Lui | |
| Tulano Toloa | Taupati Peleni | ||
| Taulelea Representatives (Men's group) |
Tepapa Tom Toma | Palelei Famatala Sili | Savelio Tumua |
| Fafine Representatives (Women's group) |
Latu Kuresa | Malia Sugalu Puē | Lupe Josephine Lui |
| Source: Radio New Zealand | |||
No elections were held for the Taupulega seats for Fakaofo as only three candidates were nominated for the three seats available.[6]
Members of the fono and ministers were sworn in on 13 March 2023.[7]
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