2006 Cook Islands general election
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Le 26 septembre 2006 eurent lieu aux îles Cook des élections législatives devant renouveler le Parlement. Elles virent le Democratic Party remporter une large victoire avec 8 sièges d’avance sur le Cook Islands Party.
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General elections were held in the Cook Islands on 27 September 2006 in order to elect 24 MPs to the Cook Islands Parliament. The Democratic Party remained in power, winning 15 of 24 seats. A total of 8,497 voters turned out to vote. Initial results showed the Democratic Party winning 15 seats, and the Cook Islands Party 8, with one seat being held by an independent and one seat tied. A number of electoral petitions were filed, resulting in by-elections being held in the seats of Akaoa and Titikaveka.
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2006 Cook Islands general election
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Élections législatives de 2006 aux Îles Cook
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Democratic Party
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Democratic Party
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Mark Brown
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George Cowan
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Albert (Peto) Nicholas
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Andy Matapo
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Brett Porter
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Jim Marurai
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Mapu Taia
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Mii Parima
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Ngamau Munokoa
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Piho Rua
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Robert Wigmore
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Ronald Henry
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Tangata Vavia
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Teariki Heather
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Teina Bishop
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Tere Carr
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Terepai Maoate
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Tom Marsters
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Wilkie Rasmussen
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Winton Pickering
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Keu Mataroa
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Apii Piho
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David Alepha Greig
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George Pitt
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John Tangi
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Maara Peraua
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Nandi Glassie
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Nellie Mokoroa
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Norman George
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Poko Tuariki
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Sam Crocombe
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Tangee Tangi Kokaua
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Tiki Matapo
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Vai Peua
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William (Smiley) Heather
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General elections were held in the Cook Islands on 27 September 2006 in order to elect 24 MPs to the Cook Islands Parliament. The Democratic Party remained in power, winning 15 of 24 seats. A total of 8,497 voters turned out to vote. The election was called two years early after the ruling Democratic party lost its majority in Parliament. In July 2006, Environment Minister Teina Bishop resigned from Cabinet and joined the opposition Cook Islands Party. Shortly afterwards, the Cook Islands Party won a by-election in Matevera, eliminating the government's majority. The government pre-empted a formal vote of no-confidence by dissolving Parliament and calling an election. Cook Islands Party leader Sir Geoffrey Henry announced his retirement during the campaign, resulting in his replacement as leader of the opposition by Tom Marsters. Cook Islands Party MP Wilkie Rasmussen switched his allegiance to the Democratic Party during the campaign, and the CIP was unable to nominate a replacement candidate. As a result, the seat of Penrhyn was unopposed. Initial results showed the Democratic Party winning 15 seats, and the Cook Islands Party 8, with one seat being held by an independent and one seat tied. A number of electoral petitions were filed, resulting in by-elections being held in the seats of Akaoa and Titikaveka.
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Le 26 septembre 2006 eurent lieu aux îles Cook des élections législatives devant renouveler le Parlement. Elles virent le Democratic Party remporter une large victoire avec 8 sièges d’avance sur le Cook Islands Party.
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