American Samoa House of Representatives

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Nonpartisan: 20 seats

Swains Island delegate: 1 seat

The American Samoa House of Representatives is the lower house of the American Samoa Fono. The House consists of 21 representatives serving two-year terms, with 20 popular elected members, and one representative elected by a public meeting on Swains Island.

Current Members

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District	Member	Notes
District # 1 - Manu'a	Fa'afetai I'aulualo	committee member for American Samoa Protection of Industry, Resources and Employment
District # 1 - Manu'a	Fetu Fetui, Jr.
District # 2 - Manu'a	Laolagi F. Savali Vaeao	House Vice Speaker, committee member for American Samoa Protection of Industry, Resources and Employment
District # 3 - Vaifanua	Simei Pulu
District # 4 - Saole	Agaoleatu Charlie Tautolo
District # 5 - Sua # 1	Puleleiite Li'amatua Tufele, Jr.
District # 6 - Sua # 2	Lemapu Suiaunoa Talo
District # 7 - Maoputasi # 1	Vailoata Eteuati Amituanai
District # 8 - Maoputasi # 2	Sipa Anoa'i
District # 9 - Maoputasi # 3	Va'amua Henry Sesepasara
District # 10 - Maoputasi # 4	Vaito'a Hans A. Langkilde
District # 11 - Maoputasi # 5	Paopaoailua J. M. Fiaui
District # 12 - Ituaumalosi	Halafili Seui
District # 12 - Ituaumalosi	Archie Taotasi Soliai
District # 13 Fofo	Vaiausia Eliko Yandall
District # 14 - Alataua	Savali Talavou Ale	also as House Speaker, committee member for American Samoa Protection of Industry, Resources and Employment
District # 15 - Tualauta	Larry Sanitoa
District # 15 - Tualauta	Galu Satele, Jr.
District # 16 - Tualautai	Galumalemana Bill Satele
District # 17 - Leasina	Atualevao Gafatasi Afalava	committee member for American Samoa Protection of Industry, Resources and Employment
Swains Island	Alexander Jennings

Former members:

Ipulasi Aitofele Sunia - Lieutenant Governor

2006 Legislative elections

**Summary of the 7 November 2006 American Samoa House of Representatives election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Representatives
Non-partisans			20
nonvoting delegate from Swains Island			1
Total (turnout %)			21

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American Samoa House of Representatives

Current Members

2006 Legislative elections

See also

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