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  Faleomavaega, Eni F. H.
CANDIDATE DETAILS
AffiliationDemocratic  
 
NameEni F. H. Faleomavaega
Address
Pago Pago, American Samoa , United States
EmailNone
Website [Link]
Born August 15, 1943
DiedFebruary 22, 2017 (73 years)
ContributorU Ole Polecat
Last ModifedIndyGeorgia
Feb 23, 2017 06:44pm
Tags Married - Latter Day Saints (Mormon) -
InfoCongressman Faleomavaega has been representing the territory of American Samoa in the United States Congress since 1989. Re-elected in November, 2008 to an eleventh term by the people of American Samoa, Faleomavaega is the longest serving and only Samoan in the U.S. Congress.

Faleomavaega is a member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs and the House Committee on Natural Resources.

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs has Congressional oversight responsibilities over: Relations of the United States with foreign nations; Acquisitions of land and buildings for embassies and legations in foreign countries; Establishment of boundary lines between the United States and foreign nations; Export controls, including nonproliferation of nuclear technology and nuclear hardware; International commodity agreements including all agreements for cooperation in the export of nuclear technology and nuclear hardware; Intervention abroad and declarations of war; Diplomatic service; Measures to foster commercial intercourse with foreign nations and to safeguard American business abroad; International economic policy; Protection of American citizens abroad and expatriation; and United Nations organizations.


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Oct 28, 2010 08:30am News Faleomavaega doubts success of federal law challenge in American Samoa  Article RBH 

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  11/04/2014 AS Delegate to US House Lost 30.81% (-11.21%)
  11/06/2012 AS Delegate to US House Won 56.00% (+21.72%)
  11/02/2010 AS Delegate to US House Won 56.29% (+15.84%)
  11/04/2008 AS Delegate to US House Won 60.38% (+25.36%)
  11/07/2006 AS Delegate to US House Won 47.09% (+6.36%)
  11/02/2004 AS Delegate to US House Won 54.88% (+9.76%)
  11/19/2002 AS Delegate to US House - Runoff Won 54.84% (+9.69%)
  11/05/2002 AS Delegate to US House Won 41.32% (+9.26%)
  11/21/2000 AS Delegate to US House - Runoff Won 61.08% (+22.15%)
  11/07/2000 AS Delegate to US House Won 46.12% (+15.48%)
  11/03/1998 AS Delegate to US House Won 80.88% (+68.23%)
  11/19/1996 AS Delegate to US House - Runoff Won 56.48% (+12.96%)
  11/05/1996 AS Delegate to US House Won 49.64% (+23.21%)
  11/08/1994 AS Delegate to US House Won 63.54% (+42.91%)
  11/03/1992 AS Delegate to US House Won 64.39% (+46.07%)
  11/06/1990 AS Delegate to US House Won 54.84% (+31.57%)
  11/22/1988 AS Delegate to US House - Runoff Won 51.01% (+2.03%)
  11/08/1988 AS Delegate to US House Won 37.35% (+2.67%)
  11/18/1980 AS Delegate to US House - Runoff Lost 40.93% (-18.15%)
  11/02/1980 AS Delegate to US House Won 38.02% (+0.00%)
ENDORSEMENTS
US House Minority Whip - Nov 16, 2010 D Steny H. Hoyer
AS US President - D Caucus - Feb 05, 2008 D Barack Obama
US President - D Primaries - Jun 03, 2008 D Barack Obama
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C00231092 HOGAN & HARTSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE $ 102.89