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 The progressive election results for Milne Bay Province are provided below. Only the top five candidates for the Provincial and Open seats are given.  Updated : 04/08/22 KIRIWINA-GOODENOUGH OPEN Top five candidates (Declared )  DOUGLAS TOMURIESA PNC 9,555 (Declared winner after elimination) MOKAWAU MUKWESIPU IND 5,214BRIAN PULAYASI IND 2,918PETER BWAYAWA TOGS IND 2,522JOYCE GRANT NA 2,492 ————————————– ESA’ALA OPEN Top five candidates (declared) JIMMY MALADINA PANGU 9,359 (declared winner after elimination) DAVIS STEVEN PNC 7,307 MISTY ENOSI BALOILOI NA 5,402DAVID MITCHELL PMFCP 2,621EDDIE EDIMANI PP 1,237 —————————– ALOTAU OPEN Top five candidates ( Declared ) RICKY MORRIS PNC 8093 (declared after elimination) LISIA ILAIBENI URP 7986 ALLAN BANIYAMAI PNGPP 6,319 PETER NEVILLE NA 5,488 ——...

Counting for the Morobe Regional Seat has finally started it’s eliminations, after going through three quality checks.  Luther Wenge Morobe Provincial Returning Officer and Election Manager Simon Soheke, says that this is because they wanted to do proper checks before they go into eliminations. After the first exclusion, People’s Labour Party candidate and former Governor Luther Wenge is leading with 79, 394 votes, and on second is Kemas Tomala. a United Labour Party candidate with 56, 487 votes. Running third is incumbent Governor and PANGU Party candidate Ginson Saonu with 28, 244 votes and fourth is woman candidate and People’s Movement for Change Party sponsored candidate, Jennifer Baing with 19, 796 votes. Counting was suspended after 1 AM this morning and will resume later today. NBC / PNG Today next :  Our Development Party Leader Charles Abel Bows out of Milne Bay Regional Race