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Parliamentary elections were held in the Federated States of Micronesia on 2 March 1999.[1] All candidates for seats in Congress ran as independents.
| State |
District |
Candidate |
Votes |
% |
Notes
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| Chuuk |
At-Large |
Redley A. Killion |
11,810 |
68.53 |
Elected
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| Maketo Robert |
5,424 |
31.47 |
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| Election District 1 |
Nishima Yleizah |
1,966 |
46.57 |
Elected
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| Herner Braiel |
1,575 |
37.30 |
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| Fiuling Ruben |
681 |
16.13 |
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| Election District 2 |
Roosevelt Kansou |
2,699 |
63.58 |
Elected
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| Baltazar Bossy |
1,546 |
36.42 |
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| Election District 3 |
Jack Fritz |
— |
Elected unopposed
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| Election District 4 |
John Petewon |
1,644 |
54.22 |
Elected
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| Siwiter Sachuo |
1,388 |
45.78 |
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| Election District 5 |
Simeon Innocenti |
1,434 |
71.84 |
Elected
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| Ada Smith |
562 |
28.16 |
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| Kosrae |
At-Large |
Jocob Nena |
1,982 |
53.42 |
Elected
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| Yosiwo P. George |
1,728 |
46.58 |
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| Election District |
Claude Phillip |
1,432 |
38.89 |
Elected
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| Moses Mackwelung |
1,106 |
30.04 |
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| Renster P. Andrew |
1,101 |
29.90 |
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| Wilson I. J. Melander |
43 |
1.17 |
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| Pohnpei |
At-Large |
Leo A. Falcam |
5,804 |
52.00 |
Elected
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| Resio S. Moses |
5,358 |
48.00 |
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| Election District 1 |
Dohsis S. Halbert |
— |
Elected unopposed
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| Election District 2 |
Wagner M. Lawrence |
— |
Elected unopposed
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| Election District 3 |
Peter M. Christian |
— |
Elected unopposed
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| Yap |
At-Large |
Joseph Urusemal |
2,402 |
68.86 |
Elected
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| Ragalmar Subolmar |
1,086 |
31.14 |
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| Election District |
Isaac V. Figir |
2,699 |
76.83 |
Elected
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| James Lukan |
814 |
23.17 |
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| Source: Psephos, IPU
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