Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC)

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2024 JOINT ELECTION

2024 will see the conduct of Joint Elections, with elections being held on the same day for members to the Parliament, Provincial Assembly and Honiara City Council (HCC).

For the first time, voters will be given two ballot papers. Voters will vote for their parliamentary member AND either their provincial or city council representatives on a single voting trip. This will exclude voting for representatives in the Western and Choiseul Provincial Assemblies.

Western and Choiseul provincial assembly’s 4-year term will expire in 2028 and will not be part of the Joint Election in 2024.

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ACCESS 2024 JOINT ELECTION WINNERS

See the Full List of Declared Winners in All Three Elections for the 2024 Joint Election.

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Joint Election Results

View the results of 2024 Joint Election.

Statistics

View the demographic information.

2024 Joint Election Information Booklet.

Download the booklet that explains important facts and answers frequently asked questions on 2024 Joint Election.

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Candidate Information.

Click here to access and download
the Joint Election Candidate
Lists.

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Joint Election Timetable.

Click here to access and download the information on the timetable for 2024 Joint Election.

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