2004 American Samoan general election

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Nominee  | Togiola Tulafono | Afoa Moega Lutu | Te'o J. Fuavai
Party  | Democratic | Independent | Independent
First round  | 5,863% (5,863)  | 4,767 (4,767%)  | 1,472 (12.16%)
Second round  | 6,407 (55.72%) | 5,091 (44.28%)  |

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Pula Nikolao Pula
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General elections were held in American Samoa on November 2, 2004. A second round of the election for Governor was held on November 16.

## Results

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### Governor

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Candidate| Running mate| Party| First round| Second round

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Votes| %| Votes| %
| Togiola Tulafono| Faoa Aitofele Sunia| Democratic Party| 5,863| 48.45| 6,407| 55.72
| Afoa Moega Lutu| Taeaoafua Meki Solomona| Independent| 4,767| 39.39| 5,091| 44.28
| Te'o J. Fuavai| Alo Paul Stevenson| Independents| 1,472| 12.16|
Total| 12,102| 100.00| 11,498| 100.00
Source: [1][2]

### House of Representatives

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District | Candidate | Votes | %

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1 – Manuʻa | Mapu Puaopea F. Paopao | 497 | 32.38
Mailo Saoluaga T. Nua | 459 | 29.90
Fetu Fetui Jr. | 339 | 22.08
Talalemotu F. Mauga | 186 | 12.12
Maria Faasaei Alo Salevao | 54 | 3.52
2 – Manuʻa | Fonoti Savali Vaeao | 165 | 38.11
Toeaina Faufano Autele | 136 | 31.41
Tauaola Malae | 101 | 23.33
Tuanuutele R. Sai | 31 | 7.16
3 – Vaifanua | Gaoteote Palaie Tofau | 586 | 100
4 – Saole | Agaoleatu Charlie Tautolo | 302 | 55.82
Fepulea'i Sila Poasa | 239 | 44.18
5 – Sua #1 | Tuialofi Faalae Lauatuaa Tunupopo | 221 | 40.63
Tumuatasi L. Mulitauaopele | 106 | 19.49
Siliga Ketesemane Meaole | 93 | 17.10
Mark Tamatane Mageo-Aga | 69 | 12.68
Maeataanoa Susana Leiato-Lutali | 55 | 10.11
6 – Sua #2 | Limutau F. C. Limutau | 182 | 52.30
Tiaiu Sapu Semeatu Maiava | 166 | 47.70
7 – Maoputasi #1 | Tali T. Ma'ae | 291 | 52.06
Su'a Carl Schuster | 268 | 47.94
8 – Maoputasi #2 | Matagi Ray Ma'ilo McMoore | 302 | 55.41
Sipa L. Anoa'i | 243 | 44.59
9 – Maoputasi #3 | Ae Ae Jr. | 497 | 59.24
Fiasili Puni E. Haleck | 342 | 40.76
10 – Maoputasi #4 | Taliutafa Liusa A. Young | 140 | 54.26
Lemauga Petelo Uti | 118 | 45.74
11 – Maoputasi #5 | Paopaoailua J. Fiaui | 389 | 78.43
Poe Suaava Jr. | 107 | 21.57
12 – Ituau | Mary Lauagaia M. Taufetee | 945 | 38.23
Fagasoaia F. Lealaitafea | 781 | 31.59
Valasi Seanoa Gaisoa | 746 | 30.18
13 – Fofo | Puletu Koko | 392 | 42.61
Vaiausia Eliko Yandall | 384 | 41.74
Leoo Nua Sipiliano | 144 | 15.65
14 – Lealataua | Savali Talavou Ale | 279 | 53.86
Avalogo Jacinta Slater | 239 | 46.14
15 – Tualauta | Pili | 1,045 | 30.33
Tagaloa Toloa Letuli | 892 | 25.89
Tulafono F. Solaita Jr. | 547 | 15.87
Leomiti Nuu Faitamai Leomiti | 333 | 9.66
Moana Hatcher | 302 | 8.76
Tugailelagi Atoa Sipili (Anytime) | 230 | 6.67
Samuelu S. Tinai | 68 | 1.97
Steven Lotonuu Siufanua | 29 | 0.84
16 – Tualatai | Olo Ropati Atimalala Tagovailoa | 388 | 56.98
Faauaa Elisara P. Elisara | 293 | 43.02
17 – Leasina | Atualevao Gafatasi Afalava | 307 | 57.92
Wesley Tuilefano (Tuaolotele) | 223 | 42.08
Source:[3]

### Delegate to the American House of Representatives

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Candidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Eni Faleomavaega| Democratic Party| 6,656| 54.88
| Amata Coleman Radewagen| Republican Party| 5,472| 45.12
Total| 12,128| 100.00
Source: [4]

## References

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1. ^ "GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 2004" (PDF). American Samoa Government Election Office. Archived from the original (PDF) on November 26, 2008.
2. ^ Green Papers
3. ^ "ELECTION OFFICE GENERAL ELECTION 2004 RESULTS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES" (PDF). American Samoa Government Election Office. Archived from the original (PDF) on November 26, 2008.
4. ^ "Election Statistics, 1920 to Present | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives". History.house.gov. September 11, 2001.

## External links

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* Southwest Nebraska News: CSC graduate wins runoff election in American Samoa

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