Ape Mike Asifoa

Nonpartisan · Candidate for American Samoa House of Representatives, District #17 — Aitulagi/Leasina · November 3, 2026

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Your member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Writes and votes on federal laws, and the House must start all tax and spending bills. Each represents about 760,000 people in one district. Terms are 2 years.

2 candidates are running for American Samoa House of Representatives, District #17 — Aitulagi/Leasina in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What party is Ape Mike Asifoa?
Ape Mike Asifoa is running as a Nonpartisan candidate (the office is nonpartisan).
What does the House of Representatives, District #17 — Aitulagi/Leasina seat do?
Your member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Writes and votes on federal laws, and the House must start all tax and spending bills. Each represents about 760,000 people in one district. Terms are 2 years.
Who is Ape Mike Asifoa running against?
Fuasali'i I. Iose, for American Samoa House of Representatives, District #17 — Aitulagi/Leasina.
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