Aoke/Langalanga, also known as Auki/Langalanga, is a
parliamentary constituency electing one representative to the
National Parliament of
Solomon Islands. It is one of fourteen constituencies in
Malaita Province. It is also a relatively new constituency, having been established for the Fifth Parliament in 1993. It had an electorate of 7,365 in 2006.[1][2][3]
In the
2010 general election, Wale stood for re-election against five other candidates: Richard Ulufa'alu of the
Liberal Party, Judy Barty of
OUR Party, and three
independents. Wale was re-elected, obtaining 1,681 votes, ahead of independent candidate Billy Kwasimanu (1,512). Independent Tony Wale received exactly 1,000 votes, while the other three candidates trailed far behind: Ulufa'alu obtained 182 votes; Frank Bosi, 62; and Judy Barty, just 58. The turnout rate was 51%.[7]
List of MPs
The following MPs have represented Aoke/Langalanga in the National Parliament, since the seat was created in 1993.[8]