Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

...........lassen erkennen dass sein Rückhalt (u. der von Invincible Ressources) in der Bevölkerung äusserst gering ist. ;-))

Pro Momis bedeutet pro Independance = Pro BOC

After count seven for the HALIA seat, DR.JOHN MOMIS has gone from walking to sprinting.
He is now 9,000 votes away from the nearest rival.
As of count seven the figures stand as, MOMIS on 12,470 with a total of 24,560 valid votes.
Counting continues to the Peit Constituency.

Ballot No Candidate Prev Tot Votes New Total
16 John Lawrence Momis 10847 1623 12470
14 Sam Akoitai 2855 355 3210
17 Ismael Toroama 1989 752 2741
10 Nick F. Peniai 1281 513 1794
12 Sam Kauona 1233 426 1659
18 Reuben Siara 888 132 1020 FREE
11 Justin Pokata Kira 486 118 604
13 Peter Nerau 173 69 242
15 Simon Dumarinu 157 40 197

Total Valid Votes 19909 4028 23937
Informal 471 152 623
Total Votes 20380 4180 24560  

The people of Nissan has fully supported the re-election on DR. JOHN MOMIS to run ABG for another term
According to Count eight made up of Nissan Island votes out of the total of 2719 voters, current sitting President, DR. JOHN MOMIS was given 1892 votes bringing his progress tally to 14,362 votes.

Ballot No Candidate Prev Tot Votes New Total
16 John Lawrence Momis 12470 1892 14362
14 Sam Akoitai 3210 25 3235
17 Ismael Toroama 2741 312 3053
10 Nick F. Peniai 1794 155 1949
12 Sam Kauona 1659 8 1667
18 Reuben Siara 1020 3 1023
11 Justin Pokata Kira 604 154 758
15 Simon Dumarinu 197 130 327
13 Peter Nerau 242 8 250

Total Valid Votes 23937 2687 26624
Informal 623 32 655
Total Votes 24560 2719 27279

http://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/...ban-20150601-ghedw7.html

Papua New Guinea has lifted a ban on Australians travelling to Bougainville, but says it still disapproves of a diplomatic mission being built in the autonomous region.

PNG foreign minister Rimbink Pato instituted the ban in mid-May, after describing the mission as "outrageous" when it was announced as part of Australian budget measures.

The decision to lift the ban was made after a meeting between Prime Minister Peter O'Neill and Foreign Minister Julie Bishop in Japan last week.

"Prime Minister O'Neill reaffirmed Papua New Guinea's position that the government does not approve of the establishment of an Australian diplomatic mission on Bougainville," Mr Pato said in a statement.

"While the manner in which the proposal was announced was unfortunate, we have discussed the issue with our Australian colleagues. We recognise that there was a serious lapse in communication and we can now move on from this issue."

The ban will be lifted on Monday, he said.

He said Ms Bishop expressed regret for the miscommunication about the mission in a letter to Mr O'Neill.

Comment has been sought from the Department of Foreign Affairs

 

http://bougainvillenews.com/2015/06/01/...vel-ban-lifted-by-png-govt/

http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/...ow-declared-in-bougainville

Im Norden war Momis bei den Wählern die erste Wahl, in Zentral Bougainville
verschiebt sich das ganze etwas in Richtung  Kauona und Toroama.

President's Seat Update - Eivo Torau Up to Count 54
After First Preference Count Number 54
as at 2 Jun 2015 14:06pm

16 John Lawrence Momis 24857
12 Sam Kauona 9265
17 Ismael Toroama 7104
14 Sam Akoitai 5128
10 Nick F. Peniai 3114
18 Reuben Siara 2006
11 Justin Pokata Kira 1699
15 Simon Dumarinu 1081
13 Peter Nerau 503


Total Valid Votes 54757
Informal 1145
Total Votes 55902
 

Presidential seat count 61:
Momis 25329
Kauona 9961
Toroama 7545
Akoitai 5191
Peniai 3220
Dumarinu 2402
Siara 2140
Kira 1743
Nerau 522  

Weiß nicht ob das jedem hier klar ist:


Absolute Majority


For a candidate to win under Limited Preferential Voting (LPV) they are required to receive half of the total formal vote, plus one (50% + 1). This is called the absolute majority.

Example
This means that if there are 100 voters, a candidate needs 51 votes to win. It is unlikely, however that there are only 100 voters. As such there is a simple calculation to determine how many votes form the absolute majority:


The absolute majority can be found by dividing the total formal votes received by two and then add one:
‘Absolute Majority = [Total Formal Votes/2] + 1.’


 

Die "Absolute Mehrheit" wird schwierig auf Anhieb.
Aber 26.405 Stimmen von 62.345 sind schonmal eine Ansage.
Kandidat an zweiter Stelle hat nur 10.343 Stimmen.

Ich kenn das Wahlrecht nicht, aber falls es eine Stichwahl geben sollte
hätte ich keine Zweifel das Momis das Rennen macht.  

On Tuesday, June 8, 2010, at 2:30 p.m. John Momis was declared the winner and president-elect of Bougainville.[13] Momis won 43,047 votes, or 52.35% of the total votes cast in the election.[13] The incumbent, President James Tanis, earned an estimated 17,205 votes.[13] Momis won the popular vote in both South Bougainville and Tanis' home region of Central Bougainville.[3]  

 

After count 88
Mr Momis collecting 1548 votes, which now brings his total to 36, 927 votes.
Sam Kauona collected 121 votes, bringing his total to 11, 100 votes.
Ismael Toroama collected 31 votes, and is now on 8779 votes.
Sam Akoitai collected 41 votes and is now on 7835 votes.
Nick F. Peniai received 15 votes, with his total now on 3708 votes.
Simon Dumarinu got 17 votes, bringing his tally to 3524 votes.
Reuben Siara received 41 votes and is now on 2734 votes.
Justin Pokata Kira collected 5 votes and is now on 1984 votes.
Peter Nerau received 137 votes bringing his total to 821 votes.
 

Count 91:
Abgegebene gültige Stimmen: 82.483
Zur absoluten Mehrheit erforderlich: 82.483/2+1 = 41.243
John Mommis im Count 91: 41.293

Das wäre aktuell die absolute Mehrheit im 1. Wahlgang!!!

Ich drücke die Daumen für die restlichen Counts.
Vielleicht klappt es ja gleich im ersten Wahlgang.
Das wäre doch ein deutliches Signal.    

After count 91
Mr. Momis has so far total 41293 votes.
The next 8 candidates have 41190 votes.
 

Wie viele count gibt es eigentlich noch ...
Bzw. weiß jemand wann das Ergebnis verkündet wird ?

danke  

Wähler insgesamt (nicht counts!)
Bei Wahlbeteiligung  ~65%
sind wir fast durch  

After count 92
Mr. Momis has so far total 42430 votes.
The next 8 candidates have 41782 votes.  

ca. 104.000 - meine Schätzung
(Addition der drei Gebiete...)  

Super danke für die Antwort(en)  

After count 94
Mr. Momis has so far total 44002 votes.
The next 8 candidates have 42625 votes.
 

After count 95
So far Mr. Momis has totally 44542 votes (50,49%, 875 votes more than the 8 others)
The next 8 candidates have totally 43667 votes.  

..............sollte man jetzt davon ausgehen können dass Momis wieder das Rennen macht. ;-)))

hat keine Bocs mehr und scheidet jetzt als Verkäufer aus