Talk:2020 Vanuatuan general election

Results calculation

The totals are below are mine from the VEO results. Note that the total number of votes is higher in constituencies 9 (by 10 votes) and 16 (by 1,978 votes). The different is in the valid votes vs party votes. The total in the penultimate column is the actual total of votes, not the VEO figure.

Party	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	Total	%
Leaders Party	973	450	1,614		1,164	752		738	1,861	178	289	350	277	232	3,819	1,750	2,976	569	17,992	12.49%
VP			1,200	1,334	533	213	225	681	2,353	746	216	405	92	299	2,455	1,255	4,524	929	17,460	12.12%
RMC			3,562		844	49		1,492	2,486	518	33	782	107		2,662	2,810	148	805	16,298	11.32%
IND			1,483		601	217	473	1,417	2,100	19		228	119		1,197	3,995	2,697		14,546	10.10%
GMJ		1,091	1,572	1,288	286	305		959	1,824	1,172		642			1,800	1,987	1,474		14,400	10.00%
UMP			1,909	107		54			902	52	73	382	314		511	3,961	2,759	19	11,043	7.67%
NUP			424		701	582		1,710	989	971									5,377	3.73%
Green Confed	10		83		234				527	339			49	344	684	1,089	264		3,623	2.52%
Rural DP						551		1,223				121	141				1,564		3,600	2.50%
Liberal Movement			1,858		258						43				988				3,147	2.19%
Nagriam			2,252		67	197			175	218						71			2,980	2.07%
Iauko					871							169					1,807		2,847	1.98%
PPP		356	1,141						1,044							123			2,664	1.85%
Vanuatu First			274			39		459							1,340				2,112	1.47%
VNDP	1,012	1,090																	2,102	1.46%
Party Travaillist	11	147			319			32	177		184	35			507	584	36		2,032	1.41%
PUDP			422			597		280	254							317			1,870	1.30%
Cultural Self			1,272		365														1,637	1.14%
NNP															901	633			1,534	1.07%
Vemarana			1,506																1,506	1.05%
NCM							1,300												1,300	0.90%
OTM		102	170		15			628	121			11			122	80	3		1,252	0.87%
TPP															1,043	189			1,232	0.86%
Community Movement			1,028																1,028	0.71%
Fren Melan			996																996	0.69%
Kia Koe		93	61				27	177	51		9					65	462	13	958	0.67%
Labour															834				834	0.58%
VPDP												825							825	0.57%
UNI															729				729	0.51%
PSP									700										700	0.49%
VPAC																373	229		602	0.42%
Natatok															593				593	0.41%
Progress Republic			512																512	0.36%
PDP															144	361			505	0.35%
National Party								20								428			448	0.31%
Imaim																	442		442	0.31%
UPCV									436										436	0.30%
Angai Tagaro						386													386	0.27%
MPP															90	237			327	0.23%
UMVP													87		228				315	0.22%
Presidential			294																294	0.20%
NMP			23		81														104	0.07%
SAP													1		79				80	0.06%
PAP			21			56													77	0.05%
Namaki Ahute									71										71	0.05%
PCCP									70										70	0.05%
Liberal Party																54			54	0.04%
MRJP																37			37	0.03%
Peoples for Change	19																		19	0.01%
VRDP										7									7	0.00%
Invalid	33	27	105	14	42	32	77	136	61	41	6	25	6	9	124	122	166	35	1,061
VEO Total	2,058	3,356	23,782	2,743	6,381	4,030	2,102	9,952	16,192	4,261	853	3,975	1,193	884	20,850	18,543	19,551	2,370	145,064
Registered	2,966	5,095	40,674	4,645	16,523	9,969	3,064	16,544	25,228	7,027	1,533	5,666	2,401	1,441	44,385	51,831	35,857	4,105	278,954

@Number 57: Thanks for the hard work! Aren't Vanuatu Labour Party and Parti Travailliste de Vanuatu the same party? Their name are just english and french versions of the same name.--Aréat (talk) 00:39, 7 April 2020 (UTC)

@Aréat: I did wonder about that, but then saw that they both ran in constituency 15, which made me think they are different? Number 57 06:52, 7 April 2020 (UTC)

Intriguing. I hadn't noticed that. Now the question remain which one got the most votes. The one with a page, formed in 1987, or the new one. I will ask around on the french wiki. --Aréat (talk) 07:37, 7 April 2020 (UTC)

Thanks for all that hard work! I do think "Parti travailliste" is just the French name for the Labour Party. There being two candidates from the same party in the same constituency isn't at all unusual: In multi-seat constituencies, parties do stand several candidates, hoping to win several seats. The IPU says on its French page that the "Parti travailliste de Vanuatu (Vanuatu Leba Pati, VLP)" won a seat in 2016, and on its English page it gives that seat to the Labour Party. Which rather strongly suggests they're one and the same. Aridd (talk) 15:38, 7 April 2020 (UTC)

map for Efate

Efate island was divided into two multi-member districts, each electing five MPs. One district was for the capital city, Port Vila. Port Vila --- elected a Reunification, Land and Justice, 2 Union of Moderate Parties, Vanua'Aku Pati. Efate --- elected a Reunification, Land and Justice, Leaders, Vanuatu First, Vanua'Aku Pati.

thus The map on the Wikipedia page for the 2020 election should have different colours than are shown for Efate. It should be Red, Orange, Green, Grey and dark green. 174.3.203.119 (talk) 18:50, 28 October 2022 (UTC)