Northern Mariana Islands general election, 2012

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General elections were held in the Northern Mariana Islands in 2012 to elect three members of the Senate, the House of Representatives, municipal councils, the Board of Education and the Islands' representative of the US Congress, as well as to vote on three referendums and on whether judges should remain in post.^[1]

Results

Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Gregorio Sablan	Independent	9,829	79.70
Ignacia Demapan	Republican Party	2,503	20.30
Total		12,332	100
Source: Commonwealth Electoral Commission

Party	Votes	%	Seats
Party	Votes	%	Won	New total
Republican Party	3,749	31.15	1	5
Covenant Party	1,225	10.18	0	0
Independents	7,062	58.67	2	4
Total	12,036	100	3	9
Source: Commonwealth Electoral Commission

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
Republican Party	13,395	35.24	4	–5
Covenant Party	3,632	9.55	4	–3
Independents	20,988	5.21	12	+8
Total	12,036	100	20	0
Source: Commonwealth Electoral Commission

Seat	Candidate	Votes	Notes
Rota	Denise King	853	Elected
Rota	Dexter Apatang	535
Saipan and Northern Islands	Janice Tenorio	4,399	Elected
	Marylou Ada	4,014	Elected
	Victorino Cepeda	3,790
	Angel Hocog	2,449
Source: Commonwealth Electoral Commission

Judge	For retention		Against retention		Total
Judge	Votes	%	Votes	%	Total
David Wiseman	9,217	78.42	2,536	21.58	11,753
Perry Inos	9,652	81.62	2,173	18.38	11,825
Source: Commonwealth Electoral Commission

Elections and referendums in the Northern Mariana Islands

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