General elections were held in American Samoa in November 1970, alongside a multi-question referendum. Voters elected members of the eleventh Fono, and for the first time, an unofficial American Samoan delegate to the United States House of Representatives. A. U. Fuimaono, a high chief and Director of Agriculture, was elected as the islands' delegate.Samoan Elected Governor United States Congress, p70
Results Senate MemberNotesSalanoa AumoeualogoPresidentTuitasi FaamasaniMageo FeliseJohn FaumuinaAufata FonotiLagafuaina LaisenseLeoso MalamaSatele MosegiAso'au OfisaLeaeno ReedSagapolutele T.N.Fano ShimasakiTuveve Siaki AmeperosaFofō Iosefa Fiti SuniaMulitauaopele TamotuAlaivanu TaufaasauMatauti'a TautunuTagaloa TuiolosegaSource: United States Congress
House of Representatives MemberNotesSolofua AmosaLigoligo EseromaTofu FiaTalitalimanu Galea'iTupua Le'iatoFaasuku LutuSialega MaugaEdward MeredithManutafea MeredithSoosooalii SavaliSeugogo SchirmerFaamausili SuiaunoaFuaileleo SuniaVasi TalamoniMuagututi'a F. TuiaMariota TuiasosopoLefotu TuilesuTagoa'i TunoaFainu'ulelei S. UtuSpeakerJohn ValasiSource: United States Congress
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