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 Governor
House of Representatives
District Candidate Votes %1 – Manuʻa Mapu Puaopea F. Paopao 497 32.38Mailo Saoluaga T. Nua 459 29.90Fetu Fetui Jr. 339 22.08Talalemotu F. Mauga 186 12.12Maria Faasaei Alo Salevao 54 3.522 – Manuʻa Fonoti Savali Vaeao 165 38.11Toeaina Faufano Autele 136 31.41Tauaola Malae 101 23.33Tuanuutele R. Sai 31 7.163 – Vaifanua Gaoteote Palaie Tofau 586 1004 – Saole Agaoleatu Charlie Tautolo 302 55.82Fepulea'i Sila Poasa 239 44.185 – Sua #1 Tuialofi Faalae Lauatuaa Tunupopo 221 40.63Tumuatasi L. Mulitauaopele 106 19.49Siliga Ketesemane Meaole 93 17.10Mark Tamatane Mageo-Aga 69 12.68Maeataanoa Susana Leiato-Lutali 55 10.116 – Sua #2 Limutau F. C. Limutau 182 52.30Tiaiu Sapu Semeatu Maiava 166 47.707 – Maoputasi #1 Tali T. Ma'ae 291 52.06Su'a Carl Schuster 268 47.948 – Maoputasi #2 Matagi Ray Ma'ilo McMoore 302 55.41Sipa L. Anoa'i 243 44.599 – Maoputasi #3 Ae Ae Jr. 497 59.24Fiasili Puni E. Haleck 342 40.7610 – Maoputasi #4 Taliutafa Liusa A. Young 140 54.26Lemauga Petelo Uti 118 45.7411 – Maoputasi #5 Paopaoailua J. Fiaui 389 78.43Poe Suaava Jr. 107 21.5712 – Ituau Mary Lauagaia M. Taufetee 945 38.23Fagasoaia F. Lealaitafea 781 31.59Valasi Seanoa Gaisoa 746 30.1813 – Fofo Puletu Koko 392 42.61Vaiausia Eliko Yandall 384 41.74Leoo Nua Sipiliano 144 15.6514 – Lealataua Savali Talavou Ale 279 53.86Avalogo Jacinta Slater 239 46.1415 – Tualauta Pili 1,045 30.33Tagaloa Toloa Letuli 892 25.89Tulafono F. Solaita Jr. 547 15.87Leomiti Nuu Faitamai Leomiti 333 9.66Moana Hatcher 302 8.76Tugailelagi Atoa Sipili (Anytime) 230 6.67Samuelu S. Tinai 68 1.97Steven Lotonuu Siufanua 29 0.8416 – Tualatai Olo Ropati Atimalala Tagovailoa 388 56.98Faauaa Elisara P. Elisara 293 43.0217 – Leasina Atualevao Gafatasi Afalava 307 57.92Wesley Tuilefano (Tuaolotele) 223 42.08Source:
Delegate to the American House of Representatives
References
External links Southwest Nebraska News: CSC graduate wins runoff election in American Samoa