Liberia Civic verified record

2005 Elected Senators of Liberia

SENATE ELECTION ARCHIVE

Thirty senators elected across 15 counties

On 11 October 2005, voters elected two senators from every county as Liberia restored its constitutional legislature after the civil-war transition. The highest-finishing candidate in each county received the longer senior-senator term; the runner-up received the shorter junior-senator term, re-establishing staggered Senate elections.

County-by-county elected roster

Bomi County

  • Senior: Lahai Gbabye Lansanah — NDPL — 5,403 votes (12.2%)
  • Junior: Richard Blamah Devine — COTOL — 5,198 votes (11.7%)

Bong County

  • Senior: Jewel Howard-Taylor — NPP — 50,452 votes (28.4%)
  • Junior: Franklin Obed Siakor — Independent — 35,422 votes (20.0%)

Gbarpolu County

  • Senior: Samuel Sumo Tometie — NRP — 4,693 votes (22.2%)
  • Junior: Daniel Naatehn — UP — 3,016 votes (14.3%)

Grand Bassa County

  • Senior: Gbehzohngar Milton Findley — Independent — 25,036 votes (21.2%)
  • Junior: Nathaniel K. Innis Sr. — LP — 20,949 votes (17.7%)

Grand Cape Mount County

  • Senior: Abel Momolu Massalay — NPP — 12,415 votes (28.9%)
  • Junior: James Kormah Momo — NPP — 6,955 votes (16.2%)

Grand Gedeh County

  • Senior: Isaac Wehyee Nyenabo — NDPL — 8,331 votes (19.6%)
  • Junior: William Cheyety Sandy — COTOL — 6,537 votes (15.4%)

Grand Kru County

  • Senior: Cletus Wotorson — COTOL — 3,528 votes (16.3%)
  • Junior: Blamoh Nelson — APD — 3,175 votes (14.6%)

Lofa County

  • Senior: Sumo G. Kupee — COTOL — 13,325 votes (15.4%)
  • Junior: Fomba Kanneh — ALCOP — 11,096 votes (12.8%)

Margibi County

  • Senior: Clarice Alpha Jah — LP — 22,726 votes (19.1%)
  • Junior: Roland Cooper Kaine — CDC — 15,215 votes (12.8%)

Maryland County

  • Senior: John Akel Ballout Jr. — UP — 7,147 votes (15.0%)
  • Junior: Gloria Maya Musu-Scott — UP — 6,933 votes (14.6%)

Montserrado County

  • Senior: Joyce Musu Freeman — CDC — 86,008 votes (13.3%)
  • Junior: Hannah G. Brent — CDC — 80,331 votes (12.4%)

Nimba County

  • Senior: Prince Johnson — Independent — 81,820 votes (33.8%)
  • Junior: Saye-Taayor Adolphus Dolo — COTOL — 42,229 votes (17.4%)

River Cess County

  • Senior: Jay Jonathan Banney — UP — 4,378 votes (21.2%)
  • Junior: George Dee Moore — LP — 2,983 votes (14.4%)

River Gee County

  • Senior: Frederick Doe Cherue — COTOL — 7,490 votes (26.9%)
  • Junior: Isaac Nyenekartoe Johnson — COTOL — 2,992 votes (10.7%)

Sinoe County

  • Senior: Mobutu Vlah Nyenpan — APD — 9,165 votes (29.8%)
  • Junior: Joseph Nyenetue Nagbe — APD — 7,906 votes (25.7%)

National party composition

  • COTOL: 7 seats
  • Unity Party: 4
  • APD: 3
  • CDC: 3
  • Independent: 3
  • Liberty Party: 3
  • NPP: 3
  • NDPL: 2
  • ALCOP: 1
  • NRP: 1

Source and naming note

Vote totals, percentages and placements follow the National Elections Commission’s 2005 tally record. Historical sources sometimes render personal names differently; this page preserves the spellings shown in the linked election tables and can be corrected when stronger primary documentation is identified.

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