List of Tuvalu MPs, 2010–2015

Further information: List of by-elections in Tuvalu

This is a list of members of the Parliament of Tuvalu or Palamene o Tuvalu who were elected at the 2010 Tuvaluan general election or as the result of by-elections during the life of the parliament.

There are no formal parties in Tuvalu. The political system is based on personal alliances and loyalties derived from clan and family connections.^[1] The Parliament of Tuvalu is rare among national legislatures in that it is non-partisan in nature. It does tend to have both a distinct government and a distinct opposition.^[1]

Following the election Maatia Toafa was elected as prime minister; and appointed his cabinet.^[2]

On 15 December 2010, prime minister Maatia Toafa's government was ousted in a vote of no confidence, which followed Willie Telavi withdrawing his support for the government. On 25 December 2010 Willy Telavi was elected prime minister and appointed his cabinet.^[3][2]

On 2 August 2013, prime minister Willie Telavi's government was ousted in a vote of no-confidence.^[4]

On 4 August 2013 Enele Sopoaga was elected as prime minister.^[5] and he appointed his cabinet.

Main articles: Politics of Tuvalu and Elections and political parties in Tuvalu

Constituency	Members	Years in parliament
Funafuti	Kausea Natano	2002 ->
	Sir Kamuta Latasi	1992 ->
Nanumaga	Monise Lafai	2010 ->
	Dr. Falesa Pitoi	2006-2013; seat declared vacant under s. 99 (2) of the Constitution of Tuvalu because of Dr Pitoi's ill-health.
	Otinielu Tausi	1993-2010; elected in 2014 Nanumaga by-election.[6] ->
Nanumea	Maatia Toafa	2002 ->
	Willy Telavi	2006-2014
	Satini Manuella	Elected in the 2014 Nanumea by-election following the resignation of Willy Telavi.[7] ->
Niutao	Fauoa Maani	2010 ->
	Vete Sakaio	2010-2015
Nui	Isaia Italeli	2010-2011
	Pelenike Isaia	2011-2015; elected in the 2011 Nui by-election following the death of her husband.[8]
	Taom Tanukale	2005-2013
	Leneuoti Maatusi	2013-2015; elected in the 2013 Nui by-election following the resignation of Taom Tanukale.[9]
Nukufetau	Enele Sopoaga	2010 ->
	Lotoala Metia	2006-2012
	Elisala Pita	2003-2010; elected in the 2013 Nukufetau by-election following the death of Lotoala Metia.[10] ->
Nukulaelae	Namoliki Sualiki	2006 ->
Vaitupu	Apisai Ielemia	2002 ->
	Taukelina Finikaso	2006 ->