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Fiji 2001 Legislative Election
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Chamber
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House
of Representatives
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Dates of
Election
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August
25 - September 1, 2001*
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Type of Electoral
System
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Mixed
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Number of
Seats Available
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71
**
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| Length
of Legislative Term |
5
years
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Number
of Seats
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Percentage
of Votes #
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| Fiji
United Party (SDL) |
32
|
26.0%
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| Fiji
Labour Party (FLP) |
27
|
34.8%
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| Conservative
Alliance (MV) |
6
|
9.9%
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| New
Labour Unity Party (NLUP) |
2
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4.5%
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National Federation Party (NFP) |
1
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10.1%
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|
United General Party (UGP) |
1
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0.5%
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| Independents |
2
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2.7%
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* with balloting in
one constituency on September 19-22, 2001.
** Twenty-five
seats were open to all races, with 23 reserved for Melanesians, 19 for
Indians, 3 for general voters, and one for Rotuman Islanders.
Source: Political
Handbook of the World 2000-02, Binghamton, NY: CSA Publications, 2003.
# Source: Electionworld.org / Elections around the World (Elections
in Fiji). [Internet]. 7 January 2003.
| Population
Size |
-
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| Registered
Voters |
468
772
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Total Votes
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379
954
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Vote/Registered
Voter
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81.05%
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Spoilt Ballots
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11.70%
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Source: Voter
Turnout: Fiji. [Internet]. International IDEA. 15 May 2002.
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