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General elections were held in the Marshall Islands on 17 November 2003. Although there are no legally incorporated political parties on the Islands, candidates to the Legislature stood either as supporters of President Kessai Note's government (constituting an informal "United Democratic Party"), or on an opposition platform (Aelon̄ Kein Ad).
The pro-government side increased its overall majority by one seat. [1]
| Party | Seats | |
|---|---|---|
| United Democratic Party | 20 | |
| Others | 13 | |
| Total | 33 | |
| Source: IPU | ||
| Constituency | Candidate | Votes | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ailinglaplap (2) | Ruben Zackhras | 754 | Elected |
| Christopher Loeak | 544 | Elected by lot | |
| Katzuo Joribwij Katjang | 544 | ||
| Ailuk (1) | Maynard Alfred | 465 | Elected |
| Hemos Jack | 364 | ||
| Arno (2) | Nidel Lorak | 823 | Elected |
| Gerald Zackios | 804 | Elected | |
| Adelbert Laukon | 168 | ||
| Allen Lanki | 92 | ||
| Aur (1) | Norman Matthew | 418 | Elected |
| Patrick Langmoir | 171 | ||
| Danny Jack | 24 | ||
| Ebon (1) | John Silk | 675 | Elected |
| Thomas Kijiner | 209 | ||
| Jien Lekka | 62 | ||
| Enewetak (1) | Ishmael John | 351 | Elected |
| Samson Yoshitaro | 166 | ||
| Jabat (1) | Kessai Note | — | Elected unopposed |
| Jaluit (2) | Alvin Jacklick | 986 | Elected |
| Rien Morris | 956 | Elected | |
| Alden Jacklick | 263 | ||
| Fredrik Jitto de Brum | 197 | ||
| Kili/Bikini/Ejit (1) | Tomaki Juda | — | Elected unopposed |
| Kwajalein (3) | Michael Kabua | 1,075 | Elected |
| Justin de Brum | 762 | Elected | |
| Jeban Riklon | 631 | Elected | |
| Bobby Muller | 465 | ||
| Ataji Balos | 435 | ||
| Sato Maie | 364 | ||
| Steven Kori Dribo | 329 | ||
| Lae (1) | Relang Lemari | 240 | Elected |
| Atbi Riklon | 78 | ||
| Rino Phillip | 38 | ||
| Lib (1) | Alden Bejang | 99 | Elected |
| Rudy Paul | 63 | ||
| Likiep (1) | Donald Capelle | 323 | Elected |
| Tom Kijiner | 304 | ||
| John Bungitak | 181 | ||
| Majuro (5) | Alik Alik | 2,639 | Elected |
| Wilfred Kendall | 2,636 | Elected | |
| Jurelang Zedkaia | 2,494 | Elected | |
| Brenson Wase | 2,436 | Elected | |
| Witten Philippo | 2,278 | Elected | |
| Phillip Muller | 1,701 | ||
| David Kramer | 1,551 | ||
| Jiba Kabua | 1,480 | ||
| Jack Jorbon | 1,340 | ||
| Charles Takao Domnick | 1,160 | ||
| Rosalie Konou | 605 | ||
| Carmen Milne Bigler | 592 | ||
| John Milne | 294 | ||
| Bill Capelle | 276 | ||
| Edwin Lakien | 213 | ||
| Maloelap (1) | Michael Konelios | 391 | Elected |
| Langmos Hermios | 193 | ||
| Taji Anjo | 32 | ||
| Mejit (1) | Helkena Anni | 384 | Elected |
| Dennis Momotaro | 372 | ||
| Sapon Keju | 231 | ||
| Wallace Peter | 135 | ||
| Frank Horiuchi | 113 | ||
| Luckner Abner | 108 | ||
| Mili (1) | Tadashi Lometo | 548 | Elected |
| Kejjo Bien | 489 | ||
| Namdrik (1) | Mattlan Zackhras | 266 | Elected |
| Tony de Brum | 178 | ||
| Carl Heine | 54 | ||
| Elson Lenne | 11 | ||
| Namu (1) | Kaiboke Kabua | 324 | Elected |
| Joe Riklon | 201 | ||
| Rongelap (1) | Abacca Anjain-Maddison | 241 | Elected |
| Kenneth Kedi | 224 | ||
| Julian Riklon | 159 | ||
| Ujae (1) | Caios Lucky | 95 | Elected |
| Frederick Muller | 88 | ||
| Alee Alik | 40 | ||
| Antonio Eliu | 15 | ||
| Utrok (1) | Hiroshi V. Yamamura | 272 | Elected |
| Amenta Matthew | 268 | ||
| Wotho (1) | Fountain Inok | 147 | Elected |
| David Kabua | 100 | ||
| Namar N. Nashon | 32 | ||
| Wotje (1) | Litokwa Tomeing | — | Elected unopposed |
| Source: Psephos | |||
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