Results of the 2001 New Zealand regional council elections

Elections for the regional councils of New Zealand were held from September to 13 October 2001 as part of that year's nation-wide local elections. 134 regional councillors were elected across all 12 regions.

2001 New Zealand regional council elections

 1998
13 October 2001
2004 

12 regional councils
Party Councils +/–
No majority 12
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

134 regional councillors
Party Seats +/–
Independent 117
Christchurch 2021 6
Citizens and Ratepayers 3
Advancing Auckland 2
Team West 2
Independent Citizens 1
Hutt 2020 1
Terris' Team 1
Hamilton First 1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Summary

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Councillors and council control

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Party Councillors Council
control
+/−
1998 Elected +/− Candidates
No majority 12
Independent 117 221
Christchurch 2021 6 8 0
Citizens and Ratepayers 3 4 0
Advancing Auckland 2 3 0
Team West 2 2 0
Independent Citizens 1 4 0
Hutt 2020 1 3 0
Terris' Team 1 2 0
Hamilton First 1 1 0
missing affiliation info 0 15 0
Alliance 0 8 0
City Vision 0 4 0
Your Views Matter 0 2 0
A New Team 0 2 0
Labour 0 2 0
Go Waitakere 0 2 0
People First 0 2 0
Green 0 1 0

Affiliation of councillors by council

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Council Electoral
system
Seats Councillors Details Refs
1998 Elected
Northland FPP 8 missing info Independent 8 Details [1][2]
Auckland FPP 13 missing info Independent 6 Details [3][4]
Citizens and Ratepayers 3
Advancing Auckland 2
Team West 2
Waikato FPP 14 missing info Independent 13 Details [5][6]
Hamilton First 1
Bay of Plenty FPP 12 missing info Independent 12 Details [7][8][2]
Hawke's Bay FPP 9 missing info Independent 9 Details [9][10][2]
Taranaki FPP 10 missing info Independent 10 Details [11][2]
Manawatu-Wanganui FPP 11 missing info Independent 11 Details [12][2]
Wellington FPP 13 missing info Independent 11 Details [13]
Hutt 2020 1
Terris' Team 1
West Coast FPP 6 missing info Independent 6 Details [14][2]
Canterbury FPP 14 missing info Independent 7 Details [15][2]
Christchurch 2021 6
Independent Citizens 1
Otago FPP 12 missing info Independent 12 Details [16][17]
Southland FPP 12 missing info Independent 12 Details [18][2]
All 12 councils 134

Northland Regional Council

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2001 Northland Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Registered94,321[2]
Turnout42,081 (44.61%)[2]

8 seats on the Northland Regional Council
5 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 8 0
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Far North ? Jim Peters Independent Jim Peters
? Lorraine Hill Independent Lorraine Hill
missing info Independent Ian Walker
Whangarei missing info Independent Stan Semanoff
? Peter Jensen Independent Peter Jensen
? Bill Rossiter Independent Bill Rossiter
? Rod McKay Independent Rod McKay
Kaipara missing info Independent Mark Farnsworth
R retired

Far North constituency

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Far North constituency[1][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Jim Peters 8,747 ? ?
Independent Lorraine Hill 8,126 ? ?
Independent Ian Walker 8,083 ? ?
Independent Robin Shepherd 7,970 ? ?
Independent Maurice Penney 4,618 ? ?
Informal 0 0.00 ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 34,283
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Whangarei constituency

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Whangarei constituency[1][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Stan Semenoff 13,618 ? ?
Independent Peter Jensen 12,952 ? ?
Independent Bill Rossiter 12,015 ? ?
Independent Rod McKay 11,034 ? ?
Independent Laurie Ackers 10,162 ? ?
Independent Ann Shaw 9,647 ? ?
People First Derek Keene 6,169 ? ?
People First Moea Armstrong 3,983 ? ?
Independent Gray Phillips 2,716 ? ?
Informal 524 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 48,077
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Kaipara constituency

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Kaipara constituency[1][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Mark Farnsworth 2,835 50.00 ?
Independent David Underwood 2,168 38.24 ?
Independent Adrian Bonner 660 11.64 ?
Informal 7 0.12 ?
Turnout 5,670 (47.41) ?
Registered 11,961
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Auckland Regional Council

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2001 Auckland Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Registered786,601[2]
Turnout340,999 (43.35%)[2]

13 seats on the Auckland Regional Council
7 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 6
Citizens and Ratepayers 3
Advancing Auckland 2
Team West 2
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Auckland ? Phil Warren Citizens and Ratepayers Phil Warren
? Jack Henderson Citizens and Ratepayers Judith Bassett
? Patricia ThorpR Citizens and Ratepayers Catherine Harland
? Mike Lee Advancing Auckland Michael Barnett
Franklin-Papakura ? Dianne Glenn Independent Dianne Glenn
Manukau ? Les PatersonR Advancing Auckland Craig Little
? Bill Burrill Independent Bill Burrill
? Gwen Bull Independent Gwen Bull
North Shore ? Philip Sherry Independent Philip Sherry
? Ruth Norman Independent Ian Bradley
Rodney ? Brian Smith Independent Brian Smith
Waitakere ? Carl HardingR Team West Sandra Coney
? Maureen Brooker Team West Paul Walbran
R retired

Auckland constituency

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Auckland constituency[3][4]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Citizens and Ratepayers Phil Warren 43,147 ? ?
Citizens and Ratepayers Judith Bassett 36,216 ? ?
Citizens and Ratepayers Catherine Harland 33,453 ? ?
Advancing Auckland Michael Barnett 30,423 ? ?
Citizens and Ratepayers Ron Greer 29,015 ? ?
City Vision Mike Lee 28,220 ? ?
City Vision Jill Amos 27,987 ? ?
City Vision Jack Henderson 25,218 ? ?
City Vision John Hill 20,192 ? ?
Independent Peter Boys 16,324 ? ?
Independent David Willmott 16,162 ? ?
Advancing Auckland Rodney Dearing 16,137 ? ?
Independent Gilbert Myles 13,802 ? ?
Independent Don Fairley 12,734 ? ?
Independent Harry Palmer 7,487 ? ?
Informal 615 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 253,681
Citizens and Ratepayers win[a]
Citizens and Ratepayers win[a]
Citizens and Ratepayers win[a]
Advancing Auckland win[a]
incumbent

Franklin-Papakura constituency

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Franklin-Papakura constituency[3][4]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Dianne Glenn 9,023 42.27 ?
Independent Allan Bell 7,832 36.69 ?
Alliance Alex Muir 4,431 20.76 ?
Informal 62 0.29 ?
Turnout 21,348 ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Manukau constituency

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Manukau constituency[3][4]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Advancing Auckland Craig Little 25,031 ? ?
Independent Bill Burrill 24,992 ? ?
Independent Gwen Bull 24,246 ? ?
Independent Colin Adams 19,556 ? ?
Independent Alistaire Hall 15,218 ? ?
Alliance Susi Williams 13,772 ? ?
Alliance Meng Ly 12,501 ? ?
Independent Dene Andre 8,793 ? ?
Independent Niranjan Grewal 2,188 ? ?
Alliance Rosie Brown 1,651 ? ?
Informal 4,608 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 179,563
Advancing Auckland win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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North Shore constituency

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North Shore constituency[3][4]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Philip Sherry 15,922 ? ?
Independent Ian Bradley 11,912 ? ?
Independent Ross Finlayson 9,323 ? ?
Independent Ian Revell 8,496 ? ?
Independent Paddy Stafford-Bush 8,477 ? ?
Your Views Matter Ruth Norman 7,430 ? ?
Alliance Jill Henry 7,115 ? ?
A New Team Gordon Duncan 5,328 ? ?
Alliance Peter Kane 5,221 ? ?
Independent Andrew Jones 4,442 ? ?
A New Team Eugenie Laracy 4,309 ? ?
Informal 3,258 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 130,758
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Rodney constituency

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Rodney constituency[3][4]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Brian Smith 9,749 55.14 ?
Your Views Matter Leanne Smith 3,082 17.43 ?
Independent Kate Leslie 2,789 15.77 ?
Independent John Fistonich 2,041 11.54 ?
Informal 21 0.12 ?
Turnout 17,682 ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
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Waitakere constituency

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Waitakere constituency[3][4]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Team West Sandra Coney 20,666 ? ?
Team West Paul Walbran 17,872 ? ?
missing info Jenny Price 10,549 ? ?
Go Waitakere Carl Harding 9,946 ? ?
Alliance Sally Griffin 5,535 ? ?
Go Waitakere Brendon Lane 4,627 ? ?
Independent Laurence Boomert 4,468 ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 109,450
Team West win[a]
Team West win[a]
incumbent

Waikato Regional Council

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2001 Waikato Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Turnout98,613 (49%)[2][b]

14 seats on the Waikato Regional Council
8 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 13
Hamilton First 1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Central Waikato missing info Independent Jenni Vernon
Hamilton missing info Independent Lois Livingston
missing info Hamilton First Angus Macdonald
missing info Independent David Peart
missing info Independent Paula Southgate
Hauraki missing info Independent Neil Clarke
Matamata-Piako missing info Independent Steve Osborne
North King Country missing info Independent Andra Neely
North Waikato missing info Independent Jeanette Thomas
South Waikato missing info Independent Jim Howland
Taupo missing info Independent Laurie Burdett
missing info Independent Helen Lane
Thames-Coromandel missing info Independent Evan Penny
Waipa missing info Independent Barry O'Connor
R retired

Central Waikato constituency

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Central Waikato constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Jenni Vernon ? ? ?
Independent Ross Meurant ? ? ?
Independent Shange Solomon ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Hamilton constituency

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Hamilton constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Lois Livingston ? ? ?
Hamilton First Angus Macdonald ? ? ?
Independent David Peart ? ? ?
Independent Paula Southgate ? ? ?
Independent Jacqui Amohanga ? ? ?
Independent Robin Foster ? ? ?
Independent Dan Harris ? ? ?
Independent Steve Hills ? ? ?
Independent Maureen McCool ? ? ?
Independent Arthur Muldoon ? ? ?
Independent Darryl Smith ? ? ?
Independent Barry Striling ? ? ?
Independent Terry Strokes ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 78,674
Independent win[a]
Hamilton First win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]

Hauraki constituency

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Hauraki constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Neil Clarke Unopposed
Registered 11,857
Independent win[a]

Matamata-Piako constituency

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Matamata-Piako constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Steve Osborne ? ? ?
Independent Bill Cox ? ? ?
Independent Rodney Luxton ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 20,230
Independent win[a]

North King Country constituency

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North King Country constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Andra Neely Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

North Waikato constituency

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North Waikato constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Jeanette Thomas ? ? ?
Independent Carmen Kirkwood ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

South Waikato constituency

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South Waikato constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Jim Howland ? ? ?
Independent Laurence Ryder ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Taupo constituency

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Taupo constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Laurie Burdett ? ? ?
Independent Helen Lane ? ? ?
Independent John Davis ? ? ?
Independent Celia Pope ? ? ?
Independent Makere Rangitoheriri ? ? ?
Independent Wiari Rauhina ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]

Thames-Coromandel constituency

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Thames-Coromandel constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Evan Penny Unopposed
Registered 20,141
Independent win[a]

Waipa constituency

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Waipa constituency[5][6]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Barry O'Connor ? ? ?
Independent Bruce Milne ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 27,556
Independent win[a]

Bay of Plenty Regional Council

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2001 Bay of Plenty Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Turnout71,011 (52%)[2][b]

12 seats on Bay of Plenty Regional Council
7 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 12
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Eastern Bay ? Lorraine Brill Independent Lorraine Brill
? Bryan Riesterer Independent Bryan Riesterer
? Jacqui HughesR Independent Malcolm Whitaker
Rotorua ? John KeaneyR Independent Bill Cleghorn
? Tai Eru Independent Robin Ford
? Rosemary Michie Independent Rosemary Michie
Tauranga ? John Cronin Independent John Cronin
? Athole Herbert Independent Athole Herbert
? Jenny SeddonR Independent Elinor Elder
new seat Independent Karen Summerhays
Western Bay ? Ian Noble Independent Ian Noble
? James Pringle Independent James Pringle
R retired

Eastern Bay constituency

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Eastern Bay constituency[7][8][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Lorraine Brill ? ? ?
Independent Bryan Riesterer ? ? ?
Independent Malcolm Whitaker ? ? ?
Independent Paddy Briscoe ? ? ?
Independent Materoa Dodd ? ? ?
Independent Phillip Hohapata ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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Rotorua constituency

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Rotorua constituency[7][8][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Bill Cleghorn ? ? ?
Independent Robin Ford ? ? ?
Independent Rosemary Michie ? ? ?
Independent Tai Eru ? ? ?
Independent Peri Ngata ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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Tauranga constituency

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Tauranga constituency[7][8][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent John Cronin ? ? ?
Independent Elinor Elder ? ? ?
Independent Athole Herbert ? ? ?
Independent Karen Summerhays ? ? ?
Independent Rod Ade ? ? ?
Independent Noel Pope ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win (new seat)
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Western Bay constituency

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Western Bay constituency[7][8][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Ian Noble Unopposed
Independent James Pringle Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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Hawke's Bay Regional Council

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2001 Hawke's Bay Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Turnout48,730 (55%)[2][b]

9 seats on the Hawke's Bay Regional Council
5 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 9
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Napier ? Allan Baldock Independent Allan Baldock
? Beverley Fullerton-Smith Independent Neil Kirton
? Judy MillsR Independent Christine Scott
Hastings ? Steve GordonR Independent Jeremy Dwyer
? Kevin Rose Independent Kevin Rose
? Eileen von Dadelszen Independent Eileen von Dadelszen
Ngaruroro ? Ross Bramwell Independent Ross Bramwell
Wairoa ? Rex McIntyre Independent Rex McIntyre
Central Hawke's Bay ? Adrienne Williams Independent Adrienne Williams
R retired

Napier constituency

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Napier constituency[9][10][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Allan Baldock ? ? ?
Independent Neil Kirton ? ? ?
Independent Christine Scott ? ? ?
Independent Murray Bond ? ? ?
Independent Beverley Fullerton-Smith ? ? ?
Independent Mike Healy ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 38,419
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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Hastings constituency

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Hastings constituency[9][10][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Jeremy Dwyer ? ? ?
Independent Kevin Rose ? ? ?
Independent Eileen von Dadelszen ? ? ?
Independent Ann Dixon ? ? ?
Independent Ewan McGregor ? ? ?
Independent Sam Averill ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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Ngaruroro constituency

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Ngaruroro constituency[9][10][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Ross Bramwell Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Wairoa constituency

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Wairoa constituency[9][10][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Rex McIntyre Unopposed
Registered 5,698
Independent win[a]
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Central Hawke's Bay constituency

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Central Hawke's Bay constituency[9][10][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Adrienne Williams Unopposed
Registered 8,582
Independent win[a]
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Taranaki Regional Council

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2001 Taranaki Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Turnout32,136 (61%)[2][b]

10 seats on the Taranaki Regional Council
6 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 10
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
New Plymouth ? Barry Marsh Independent Barry Marsh
? David Lean Independent David Lean
? Ross AllenR Independent Claire Stewart
? Mary PerrottR Independent Tom Cloke
North Taranaki ? Roger Maxwell Independent Roger Maxwell
? Donald McIntyre Independent Donald McIntyre
Stratford ? David Walter Independent David Walter
South Taranaki ? Neil Walker Independent Neil Walker
? David MacLeod Independent David MacLeod
? Maurice DimockR Independent Ian Armstrong
R retired

New Plymouth constituency

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New Plymouth constituency[11][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Claire Stewart 13,589 ? ?
Independent Barry Marsh 8,309 ? ?
Independent David Lean 7,814 ? ?
Independent Tom Cloke 7,542 ? ?
Independent Bob Maxwell 5,836 ? ?
Independent Caroline Ball 5,070 ? ?
Independent Kevin Phillips 4,905 ? ?
Independent Wayne Bennett 3,958 ? ?
Independent Joan Gaines 3,499 ? ?
Independent Merv Martin 3,393 ? ?
Independent Yarn Reprerus 1,000 ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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North Taranaki constituency

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North Taranaki constituency[11][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Roger Maxwell Unopposed
Independent Donald McIntyre Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Stratford constituency

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Stratford constituency[11][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent David Walter Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
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South Taranaki constituency

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South Taranaki constituency[11][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Neil Walker 7,375 ? ?
Independent David MacLeod 7,268 ? ?
Independent Ian Armstrong 7,031 ? ?
Independent Alan Murray 5,052 ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered 18,459
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council

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2001 Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Turnout42,678 (53%)[2][b]

11 seats on the Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council
6 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 11
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Horowhenua ? missing info Independent Malcolm Guy
Palmerston North ? missing info Independent Paul Rieger
? missing info Independent Roni Fitzmaurice
? missing info Independent Vern Chettleburgh
Ruapehu ? missing info Independent Chris Lester
Rangitikei ? missing info Independent Andy Guy
Wanganui ? missing info Independent John Blaikie
? missing info Independent Annette Main
Tararua ? missing info Independent Garry Murfitt
Kere Kere-Kairanga ? missing info Independent Howard Voss
R retired

Horowhenua constituency

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Horowhenua constituency[12][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Malcolm Guy 7,238 77.91 ?
Independent Billy McKee 1,338 14.40 ?
Informal 714 7.69 ?
Turnout 9,290 ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Manawatu constituency

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Manawatu constituency[12][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent David Meads 6,605 83.88 ?
Independent Stephen Bray 717 9.11 ?
Informal 552 7.01 ?
Turnout 7,874 ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Palmerston North constituency

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Palmerston North constituency[12][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Paul Rieger 13,482 ? ?
Independent Roni Fitzmaurice 9,514 ? ?
Independent Vern Chettleburgh 9,185 ? ?
Independent Tom Shannon 7,235 ? ?
Independent Peter Stephens 7,008 ? ?
Independent Jan Dixon 6,786 ? ?
Green Garry Buckman 4,896 ? ?
Independent Eithne Hanley 4,623 ? ?
Informal 1,525 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]

Ruapehu constituency

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Ruapehu constituency[12][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Chris Lester Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Rangitikei constituency

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Rangitikei constituency[12][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Andy Guy Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Wanganui constituency

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Wanganui constituency[12][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent John Blaikie Unopposed
Independent Annette Main Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]

Tararua constituency

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Tararua constituency[12][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Garry Murfitt Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Kere Kere-Kairanga constituency

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Kere Kere-Kairanga constituency[12][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Howard Voss Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Wellington Regional Council

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2001 Wellington Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Turnout119,467 (50%)[2][b]

13 seats on the Wellington Regional Council
7 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 11
Hutt 2020 1
Terris' Team 1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Kapiti ? Chris Turver Independent Chris Turver
Upper Hutt ? Stuart MacaskillR Independent Rex Kirton
Lower Hutt ? Dick Werry Hutt 2020 Dick Werry
? Jim Allen Independent Glen Evans
? Rosemarie Thomas Terris' Team Rosemarie Thomas
Wellington ? Chris Laidlaw Independent Chris Laidlaw
? Terry McDavitt Independent Terry McDavitt
? Margaret BonnerR Independent Hugh Barr
? Mike GibsonR Independent Judith Aitken
? Euan McQueenR Independent Irvine Yardley
Wairarapa ? Rick Long Independent Rick Long
? Ian Buchanan Independent Ian Buchanan
R retired

Kapiti constituency

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Kapiti constituency[13]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Chris Turver Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Porirua constituency

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Porirua constituency[13]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Margaret Shields Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Upper Hutt constituency

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Upper Hutt constituency[13]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Rex Kirton 4,604 ~32.79 ?
Independent Bryan Jackson 4,552 ~32.42 ?
Independent Bob Lendrum 2,928 ~20.86 ?
Independent Jeff Berkett 1,955 ~13.93 ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout >14,039 ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Lower Hutt constituency

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Lower Hutt constituency[13]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Hutt 2020 Dick Werry 10,165 ? ?
Independent Glen Evans 9,720 ? ?
Terris' Team Rosemarie Thomas 9,495 ? ?
Hutt 2020 Peter Glenson 8,749 ? ?
Terris' Team David Ogden 8,435 ? ?
Hutt 2020 Fred Allen 7,894 ? ?
Independent Sandra Greig 7,309 ? ?
Independent Jill Berridge 6,670 ? ?
Independent Jim Allen 5,048 ? ?
Independent Gordon George 3,685 ? ?
Independent Robert Moncrieff 595 ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Hutt 2020 win[a]
Independent win[a]
Terris' Team win[a]
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Wellington constituency

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Wellington constituency[13]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Chris Laidlaw 31,361 ? ?
Independent Hugh Barr 22,829 ? ?
Independent Judith Aitken 22,162 ? ?
Independent Terry McDavitt 20,926 ? ?
Independent Irvine Yardley 20,497 ? ?
Independent Mike Gibson 15,201 ? ?
Labour Robin Boldarin 14,214 ? ?
Labour Kevin Burrows 13,419 ? ?
Independent Martyn Turner 12,719 ? ?
Independent Paul Bruce 10,782 ? ?
Independent Derek Milne 7,564 ? ?
Alliance Russell Taylor 7,502 ? ?
Independent Rosamund Averton 5,932 ? ?
Independent Steve Cardno 5,256 ? ?
Independent Al McWhinnie 4,678 ? ?
Independent Vince Terreni 3,740 ? ?
Independent Ivan Brody-Solt 2,966 ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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Wairarapa constituency

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Wairarapa constituency[13]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Rick Long 10,209 ? ?
Independent Ian Buchanan 10,081 ? ?
Independent Ron Southey 6,593 ? ?
Independent Ian Macfarlane 3,347 ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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West Coast Regional Council

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2001 West Coast Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Registered22,735[2]
Turnout17,858 (78.55%)[2]

6 seats on the West Coast Regional Council
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 6
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Buller ? John Clayton Independent John Clayton
? Ross Scarlet Independent Ross Scarlet
Grey ? John Foster Independent Peter Ewan
? Tom TeasdaleR Independent Dennis Shanahan
Westland ? Duncan Davidson Independent Duncan Davidson
? Barbara Duckett Independent John Wood
R retired

Buller constituency

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Buller constituency[14][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent John Clayton ? ? ?
Independent Ross Scarlet ? ? ?
Independent ? ? ? ?
Independent ? ? ? ?
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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Grey constituency

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Grey constituency[19][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Peter Ewan 3,536 ? ?
Independent Dennis Shanahan 2,768 ? ?
Independent Peter Moreton 2,525 ? ?
Independent John Foster 1,807 ? ?
Informal 328 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
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Westland constituency

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Westland constituency[20][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Duncan Davidson 2,561 ? ?
Independent John Wood 2,353 ? ?
Independent Barbara Duckett 1,426 ? ?
Informal 308 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
incumbent

Canterbury Regional Council

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2001 Canterbury Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Turnout168,228 (52%)[2][b]

14 seats on the Canterbury Regional Council
8 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 7
Christchurch 2021 6
Independent Citizens 1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
North Canterbury ? missing info Independent Ross Little
? missing info Independent Robert Johnson
Christchurch North ? missing info Independent Ian Robertson
? missing info Christchurch 2021 Judy Waters
Christchurch East ? missing info Labour / Christchurch 2021 Valerie Campbell
? missing info Labour / Christchurch 2021 Richard Budd
Christchurch South ? missing info Labour / Christchurch 2021 Kerry Burke
? missing info Christchurch 2021 Diana Shand
Christchurch West ? missing info Christchurch 2021 Neil Cherry
? missing info Independent Citizens Peter Yeoman
Selwyn-Banks Peninsula ? missing info Independent Richard Johnson
Ashburton ? missing info Independent Angus McKay
South Canterbury ? missing info Independent Mark Oldfield
Waitaki ? missing info Independent Bill Penno
R retired

North Canterbury constituency

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North Canterbury constituency[15][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Ross Little 15,526 ? ?
Independent Robert Johnston 14,464 ? ?
missing info Drucilla Kingi-Patterson 3,839 ? ?
missing info John Ropata-Roberts 1,928 ? ?
Informal 1,617 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]

Christchurch North constituency

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Christchurch North constituency[15][21][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Ian Robertson 13,134 ? ?
Christchurch 2021 Judy Waters 10,050 ? ?
Green / Christchurch 2021 Rex Verity 6,875 ? ?
Independent Tony Wills 6,427 ? ?
Independent Citizens Jeremy O'Dowd 6,029 ? ?
Independent Citizens Terry Wilkinson 4,271 ? ?
Informal 4,220 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Christchurch 2021 win[a]

Christchurch East constituency

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Christchurch East constituency[15][21][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Labour / Christchurch 2021 Valerie Campbell 13,550 ? ?
Labour / Christchurch 2021 Richard Budd 12,958 ? ?
Independent John Knox 9,957 ? ?
Informal 3,455 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Labour / Christchurch 2021 win[a]
Labour / Christchurch 2021 win[a]

Christchurch South constituency

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Christchurch South constituency[15][21][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Labour / Christchurch 2021 Kerry Burke 14,357 ? ?
Christchurch 2021 Diana Shand 14,282 ? ?
Independent Peter Alty 7,204 ? ?
Independent Citizens Neil Neumann 5,778 ? ?
Independent Peter Allen 4,231 ? ?
Informal 3,386 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Labour / Christchurch 2021 win[a]
Christchurch 2021 win[a]

Christchurch West constituency

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Christchurch West constituency[15][21][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Christchurch 2021 Neil Cherry 12,436 ? ?
Independent Citizens Peter Yeoman 12,441 ? ?
Green / Christchurch 2021 Evan Alty 9,009 ? ?
Independent Citizens Errold Paynter 8,417 ? ?
Independent David O'Neill 5,917 ? ?
Informal 3,745 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Christchurch 2021 win[a]
Independent Citizens win[a]

Selwyn-Banks Peninsula constituency

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Selwyn-Banks Peninsula constituency[15][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Richard Johnson 6,001 44.19 ?
missing info Winston McKean 4,646 34.21 ?
missing info Kevin Allan 2,093 6.19 ?
Informal 841 ? ?
Turnout 13,581 ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Ashburton constituency

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Ashburton constituency[15][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Angus McKay Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

South Canterbury constituency

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South Canterbury constituency[15][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Mark Oldfield 13,768 68.18 ?
missing info Allan Campbell 4,886 24.19 ?
Informal 1,541 7.63 ?
Turnout 20,195 ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Waitaki constituency

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Waitaki constituency[15][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes
Independent Bill Penno Unopposed
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Otago Regional Council

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2001 Otago Regional Council election

 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Registered134,209[2]
Turnout81,383 (60.64%)[2]

12 seats on the Otago Regional Council
7 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 12
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Dunstan ? missing info Independent Donald Harley
? missing info Independent Duncan Butcher
Moeraki ? missing info Independent Douglas Brown
? missing info Independent Bill McKerrow
Molyneux ? missing info Independent Colin Scurr
? missing info Independent Dogulas Miller
Dunedin ? missing info Independent Patricia Harrison
? missing info Independent Louise Croot
? missing info Independent Neville Peat
? missing info Independent Ian McMeeking
? missing info Independent Michael Deaker
? missing info Independent Stephen Cairns
R retired

Dunstan constituency

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Dunstan constituency[16][17]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Donald Harley 9,758 ? ?
Independent Duncan Butcher 8,914 ?
Independent William Randle 3,839 ? ?
Informal 1 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]

Moeraki constituency

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Moeraki constituency[16][17]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Douglas Brown 6,897 ? ?
Independent Bill McKerrow 6,126 ? ?
Independent Duncan Taylor 5,600 ? ?
Informal 797 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]

Molyneux constituency

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Molyneux constituency[16][17]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Colin Scurr 9,865 ? ?
Independent Douglas Miller 8,991 ? ?
Independent Jon Muirhead 5,853 ? ?
Informal 1,247 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]

Dunedin constituency

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Dunedin constituency[16][17]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Patricia Harrison 21,062 ? ?
Independent Louise Croot 20,762 ? ?
Independent Neville Peat 18,443 ? ?
Independent Ian McMeeking 16,185 ? ?
Independent Michael Deaker 15,369 ? ?
Independent Stephen Cairns 14,756 ? ?
Independent Miles Singe 12,714 ? ?
Independent Montague Wright 12,446 ? ?
Independent Bryan Scott 12,052 ? ?
Independent Hazel Murtagh 12,002 ? ?
Independent Alan McDonald 9,728 ? ?
Independent Owen Borlase 8,162 ? ?
Independent Colin Bain 6,354 ? ?
Independent Terance Hannan 5,105 ? ?
Informal 1,287 ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]
Independent win[a]

Southland Regional Council

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2001 Southland Regional Council election
 1998
13 October 2001
2004 
Turnout34,840 (59%)[2][b]

12 seats on the Southland Regional Council
7 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 12
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Composition summary

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Constituency Previous Elected
Te Anau ? missing info Independent Ted Loose
Awarua ? missing info Independent Derek Angus
? missing info Independent John Matheson
Hokonui ? missing info Independent Stuart Collie
? missing info Independent Margaret Muller
Waikiwi ? missing info Independent Jim Fenton
? missing info Independent Ted Tapper
Gore ? missing info Independent Tracy Hicks
? missing info Independent Neil McPhail
Southern ? missing info Independent Brian Mason
Dome ? missing info Independent Ali Timms
R retired

Te Anau constituency

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Te Anau constituency[18][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Ted Loose ? ? ?
missing info ? ? ? ?
... ... ... ... ...
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Awarua constituency

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Awarua constituency[18][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Derek Angus ? ? ?
Independent John Matheson ? ? ?
missing info ? ? ? ?
... ... ... ... ...
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Hokonui constituency

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Hokonui constituency[18][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Stuart Collie ? ? ?
Independent Margaret Muller ? ? ?
missing info ? ? ? ?
... ... ... ... ...
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Waikiwi constituency

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Waikiwi constituency[18][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Jim Fenton ? ? ?
Independent Ted Tapper ? ? ?
missing info ? ? ? ?
... ... ... ... ...
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Gore constituency

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Gore constituency[18][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Tracy Hicks ? ? ?
Independent Neil McPhail ? ? ?
missing info ? ? ? ?
... ... ... ... ...
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Southern constituency

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Southern constituency[18][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Brian Mason ? ? ?
missing info ? ? ? ?
... ... ... ... ...
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

Dome constituency

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Dome constituency[18][2]
Affiliation Candidate Votes % +/−
Independent Ali Timms ? ? ?
missing info ? ? ? ?
... ... ... ... ...
Informal ? ? ?
Turnout ? ? ?
Registered ?
Independent win[a]

See also

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Notes

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  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 Missing information on incumbent affiliation
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Across contested constituencies.

References

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