Labour’s Northern Candidates for the 2014 general elections

13th September 2014
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Labour’s slate of candidates for the Northern Division with their assigned areas.

Voters please note that in the past you have had representatives in Parliament from 71 different constituencies which means you had your own area candidate or parliamentarian. For the 2014 general elections, there is a single nation wide constituency. In order to overcome the shortcomings of a single constituency, Fiji Labour Party has assigned specific areas to all candidates to ensure full coverage. Voters are, however, free to exercise their vote for the candidate of their choice. Remember, you have only ONE vote. Do note vote for more than one candidate.

Northern Division

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Lal Surendra                             Ralogaivou              Paras Ram Somaiya    Paulini Waqaniboro
267    Ratu Filimoni               296                    332
Taveuni Savusavu                              289                     Labasa Town                     Macuata West
Vanua Levu West including         Bua                Vunivau                         Taveuni,
Bua, Vunika Tabia, Tiri                                                Valebasoga                         Savusavu
Korotari, Vunimoli, Vulovi, Anuve
Nagata, Nabekavu Dreketilailai
Waiqele, Tabicola                                                 Butanikama
Navakasigani, Bocalevu                                                  Vunicuicui, Wailevu

Prasad, Kamlesh Catarogo, Solomone
302                                                                        246
Waiqele, Nabekavu                                         Macuata East
Bulileka, Kawakawa Cakaudrove
Lajonia, Tovata,
Wailevu, Naqiqi
Raranibulubulu
Coqeloa, Naleba
Kilikoso, Daku
Wainikoro
Lagalaga, Nabu

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