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2002 Papua New Guinean general election

Field	Value
country	Papua New Guinea
previous_election	[1997](1997-papua-new-guinean-general-election)
election_date	15–29 June 2002
next_election	[2007](2007-papua-new-guinean-general-election)
party1	People's Democratic Movement
leader1	Mekere Morauta
percentage1	10.73
seats1	12
last_election1	8
party2	National Alliance Party (Papua New Guinea)
leader2	Michael Somare
percentage2	6.85
seats2	19
last_election2	6
party3	People's Progress Party
leader3	Michael Nali
percentage3	5.55
seats3	8
last_election3	16
party4	National Party (Papua New Guinea)
percentage4	4.24
seats4	3
last_election4	1
party5	People's Labour Party (Papua New Guinea)
leader5	Peter Yama
percentage5	4.08
seats5	4
last_election5	New
party6	Pangu Pati
leader6	Chris Haiveta
percentage6	3.79
seats6	6
last_election6	13
party7	People's Action Party (Papua New Guinea)
percentage7	3.55
seats7	5
last_election7	4
party8	Revival Party
leader8	John Pundari
percentage8	2.31
seats8	1
last_election8	New
party9	United Party (Papua New Guinea)
leader9	Bire Kimisopa
percentage9	2.01
seats9	3
last_election9	0
party10	People's National Congress (Papua New Guinea)
leader10	Bill Skate
percentage10	1.41
seats10	2
last_election10	New
party11	PNG Country Party
percentage11	1.39
seats11	1
last_election11	0
party12	CDP
leader12	Banare Bun
percentage12	1.36
seats12	3
last_election12	New
party13	NVFP
percentage13	1.33
seats13	1
last_election13	New
party14	People's First Party (Papua New Guinea)
leader14	Luther Wenge
percentage14	1.30
seats14	2
last_election14	New
party15	PMC
leader15	Simeon Wai
percentage15	1.29
seats15	2
last_election15	New
party16	NTP
leader16	Francis Apurel
percentage16	1.26
seats16	2
last_election16	New
party17	PNG Labour Party
leader17	John Paska
percentage17	1.24
seats17	1
last_election17	New
party18	Advance PNG
percentage18	1.22
seats18	1
last_election18	New
party19	PSP
percentage19	1.13
seats19	2
last_election19	1
party20	Melanesian Alliance Party
leader20	Bernard Narokobi
percentage20	0.67
seats20	3
last_election20	5
party21	Rural Pipol's Pati
leader21	Peter Namus
percentage21	0.47
seats21	2
last_election21	New
party22	One People Party
percentage22	0.44
seats22	1
last_election22	New
party23	United Resources Party
leader23	Anderson Agiru
percentage23	0.43
seats23	1
last_election23	New
party24	PNG First Party
percentage24	0.36
seats24	1
last_election24	0
party25	Independents
leader25	—
percentage25	32.33
seats25	17
last_election25	36
title	Prime Minister
before_election	Mekere Morauta
before_party	People's Democratic Movement
after_election	Michael Somare
after_party	National Alliance Party (Papua New Guinea)

General elections were held in Papua New Guinea between 15 and 29 June 2002. Michael Somare's National Alliance Party won the most seats and he went on to become Prime Minister.

Results

References

[http://archive.ipu.org/parline-e/reports/arc/2247_02.htm Papua New Guinea: Parliamentary Chamber: National Parliament: Elections held in 2002] Inter-Parliamentary Union
Wood, Terence. "Papua New Guinea Election Results Database".

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