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Territorial Assembly elections were held in Wallis and Futuna on 15 March 1997. [1] 34 lists competed for the twenty seats in the Territorial Assembly of Wallis and Futuna. [1] Assembly president Keleto Lakalaka was not re-elected. [1]
Elections in four of the five constituencies were later annulled by the French Constitutional Council, with only Sigave's results withstanding scrutiny. [1]
| Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Hihifo District | Make Pilioko | |
| Soane Uhila | RPR | |
| Mikaele Tauhavili | ||
| Hahake District | Setefano Hanisi | |
| Pesamino Taputai | ||
| Patalione Kanimoa | ||
| Clovis Logologofolau | RPR | |
| Mua District | Siliako Lauhea | |
| Iletefoso Tokavahua | ||
| Petelo Mafutuna | ||
| S.P. Ulutuipalelei | ||
| Napole Muliloto | ||
| Seleone Amole | ||
| Alo District | Setefano Takaniko | |
| Fiteli Mani | ||
| Malino Masei | ||
| Toma Savea | ||
| Sigave | Victor Brial | Gaulliste RPR |
| Pasikale Niutoua | ||
| Michel Lataiuvea | Gaulliste RPR | |
| Source: [1] | ||
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