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| + | | title = [[Prime Minister of Kiribati-Tarawa|Prime Minister]] | ||
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| + | | before_election = [[Catherine Willoughby]] | ||
| + | | before_party = Conservative Party (KT) | ||
| + | | after_election = [[Catherine Willoughby]] | ||
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The Kiribati-Tarawa general election of 25 March 2017 elected 650 members to the Kiribatian [[House of Commons of Kiribati-Tarawa|House of Commons]]. The election was called on 7 March 2017, with only 18 days allocated for the campaign after prime minister [[Catherine Willoughby]] made a formal request for a dissolution to the [[Victor Emmanuel I|King]]. The election was a snap poll, and no minor parties or independents won seats. | The Kiribati-Tarawa general election of 25 March 2017 elected 650 members to the Kiribatian [[House of Commons of Kiribati-Tarawa|House of Commons]]. The election was called on 7 March 2017, with only 18 days allocated for the campaign after prime minister [[Catherine Willoughby]] made a formal request for a dissolution to the [[Victor Emmanuel I|King]]. The election was a snap poll, and no minor parties or independents won seats. | ||
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The Kiribati-Tarawa general election of 25 March 2017 elected 650 members to the Kiribatian House of Commons. The election was called on 7 March 2017, with only 18 days allocated for the campaign after prime minister Catherine Willoughby made a formal request for a dissolution to the King. The election was a snap poll, and no minor parties or independents won seats.
