Marshall Islanders go to the polls today, with some predicting a huge offshore vote may influence the elections.
In 2011 offshore voting from America overturned the results of the domestic vote for three candidates, with emigration to the US increasing in recent years.
General elections are held every four years for seats in the 33-member legislature.
With postal votes not counted until two weeks after election day, results won't be known before the first week of December.
Marshall Islands voters going to the polls in 2015 to elect national and local leaders. Photo: RNZI GIff Johnson
