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Document Title: The Electoral Compendium

Document Date: 1997

Document Country: New Zealand

Document Language: English

IFES ID: CE01232 The New Zealand Electoral Compendium

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'-: .; . I " ~1 ' '. CONTENTS 1 ~i Foreword " Itf New Zealand' Democracy " A Parliamentary democracy 2 ~:i Enrolment system 3 I ~-.1 The MMP voting system 4 , The electoral agencies 6 ~i Electorate maps .. 8 ~ Setting electorate boundaries II How MMP works 14-15 ! = Sample ballot paper 16-17 Itf ~! 1996 Election Results It:j'~ Results of the 1996 general election 18 Electorate statistics ~'~ 20 Successful candidates 24 ~ :! Resources on the Internet 26 Results for each electorate ~'J 27 leading unsuccessful list candidates 92 ~ ,-; . - The Electoral Process ~ -J Are you fully informed? 94 J _ Allocation of party list seats 95 ~' :! The St Lague formula 96 ~-5 Registration of political parties 104 -. :--: Timetable for a general election 107 Citizens Initiated Referenda 109 Electoral Commission ~ I;'-- Non-licensing referenda (1949-1997) Level 6. Greenock House 110 39 The Terrace Allocation of election broadcasting POBox 3050 ~= time and funds III . New Zealand Tel: (4) 474 0670 Fax: (4) 474 0674 E'~ The 45th Parliament email: [email protected] ~;~ The Cabinet 114 © December 1997 Membership of Select Committees 117 ISBN 0-478-10658-0 ~I_~ IE ,~ J ~- 3 119 ~ -: Administration of Parliament ~ Parliamentary and ministerial salaries .~ ~j 120 and allowances ~.:3 Electoral Commission Parliamentary Representation ~ Tr Ktrili4lti T.Jrt. J

I!' , We hope you enjoy the Compendium. Corrections and suggestions for future editions are welcome.

I!! ,Ii Dr Paul Harris Chief Executive Eltdoral Comprmlium 1 ~--, 11;..- .,. :~ New Zealal'ld's :.~ Democracy

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~ f~~ I!f:i I: ;; A PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY There is collective Cabinet responsibility, which means that all members of the Executive are expected to support a Cabinet decision. even if they were against it at a Cabinet New Zealand is a democratic country in which members of the meeting or were not present at the Cabinet meeting at single chamber of Parliament are chosen in free and fair elections which the decision was made. through universal suffrage ofall citizens and permanent residents aged 18 years and over. I ., • The judiciary is independent and free from political direction. The term of Parliament is fixed by law. Every New Zealand I ., citizen who is enrolled as an elector is eligible to be a candidate for • The public service is non-partisan and serves an elected election as a Member of Parliament. Once the House of government whatever its party composition. .:;,., " Representatives (Parliament) has been dissolved or has expired .:;, .... - a general election must be held within a certain time prescribed New Zealand is a constitutional monarchy in which the monarch,

,~ by law. ~ , - the Queen of New Zealand (also called the sovereign and symbolised by the Crown) is the Head of State. As in many other countries which inherited their system of I .. ~ government from Britain, New Zealand follows important The Governor-General is the Queen's representative in New elements of the Westminster model of parliamentary ....:;. .... ",, " Zealand. He or she is appointed by the Queen on the advice of government. The major elements of the parliamentary system of the . The Governor-General has all government as it has evolved in New Zealand are: ~.!~ the powers of the Queen in relation to New Zealand. Although • Important parts of the constitution remain unwritten. an integral part of the process of government. the Queen and the ~F:2 Governor-General remain politically neutral and do not get • Each Parliament is legally entitled to change or repeal any involved in the political contest. law passed by its predecessors (although a larger majority ~: :: may be required to do so in some cases, e.. the 'reserved' The principal functions of Parliament are to provide a or 'entrenched' sections of the Electoral Act 1993 and the ~"I?: Government, enact laws, supervise the Government's Constitution Act 1986). administration, vote supply, and redress grievances by way • Parliament is elected by a proportional electoral system ~ ~ : of petition. known as Mixed Member Proportional (MMP). The Government cannot act effectively without Parliament • Apart from periods of caretaker government. a government because it cannot raise or spend money without parliamentary must always have the 'confidence' of at least half the MPs ";1" IE; • - approval. For most categories of expenditure this approval takes who vote in the House of Representatives on certain crucial the form of an annual vote of funds to the Government. votes, called 'votes of confidence'.

• A member of the Executive (i.e. a Minister or an Under­ ·:~ Enrolment system Secretary) must be, or must become, a Member of E ... Parliament. The enrolment of electors is co-ordinated by the Electoral • The government is accountable to Parliament for its actions Enrolment Centre. Rolls of registered electors for each and policies and Ministers are answerable in Parliament for electorate are maintained on an on-going basis by a Registrar of their own actions and policies and for the actions and Electors appointed for each electorate. See Pages 145-154 for policies of the departments and state agencies under their &;;,-;­ contact details of individual Registrars. Information collected for jurisdiction. ... - the parliamentary electoral roll is also used to compile local authority electoral rolls and to make up lists of potential • Most Ministers are members of Cabinet. which is the main jury members. decision-making body in government and meets regularly and in secret.

K::E":~ .•__, EI«tortJi Compmdium Eltctond Compmdilolm 3 To register as an elector a person must be at least 18 years old, ~- :-g The Party Vote shows all the registered political parties who have a New Zealand citizen or a permanent resident of New Zealand nominated a party list for the general election. and must have lived in the country for at least one year at some j ~ The other vote, the Electorate Vote, is for an electorate MP to stage during their life. They must also have lived continuously represent the General or Maori electorate for which the voter for at least one month at the address for which they apply to ·:3 &!:" is registered as an elector. be registered. r'i ~: The candidate in each electorate who wins more Electorate Once a person has registered, he or she must let a Registrar of Votes than any other candidate is declared elected as the Electors know whenever they shift to a new address. They do i!:' ... Member of Parliament for that electorate. this by filling in a 'Change of Address Request' which like enrolment forms can be obtained from any New Zealand Post ~ . .... In general, each registered party's total number of Party Votes Shop or postal agency. In every year in which Parliament is due decides its share of all 120 seats in Parliament. However, a to expire each elector will receive a from the Electoral ~ .. registered party must the 'threshold' before it is entitled to Enrolment Centre which gives details of their enrolment. Each a share of all the seats based on its total number of Party Votes: elector is asked to check these details, make any necessary ~' " either it must win at least 5 percent of all the Party Votes cast at changes and return the form to their local Registrar of Electors the election, or it must win at least one General or Maori in the envelope provided. ~: .... electorate seat. New Zealand citizens who have been overseas for three years or 5!! Ii Each party that the threshold will receive enough list less, and permanent residents who have been overseas for 12 seats to add to any electorate seats it has won so that its share months or less, remain on the roll of the electorate for which ~: II of the total 120 seats is close to its share of the 'effective Party they were last enrolled. .• Votes' cast at the election. A person who does not want his or her name to be printed in E' Parties which get list seats fill those seats from the list of the roll for their electorate because it could be prejudicial to II candidates they nominated before the general election. List their personal safety can ask to have their name included on the Ii!!: candidates become MPs in the order they are shown on their unpublished roll. This means that they will have to cast a special .. party's list. Voters cannot change a party's ordering of its list vote at election time but the electoral roll will not be able to be ~: candidates and any dual candidate who wins an electorate seat used by anyone to find their address. IE: • has his or her name deleted from the party list. The MMPVoting System I!~ • The 1996 general election was the first to elect a Parliament ; under the MMP voting system. The system was introduced after ~: • the second and final referendum held in conjunction with the 1993 general election. See Page 110. E •• , There are usually 120 Members of Parliament under the MMP ~: • voting system. In 1996,65 MPs were elected to represent the 60 - General Electorates and 5 Maori Electorates. The other 55 MPs I!' '-- . were elected from lists of candidates nominated by registered political parties. Ei ' . Under MMP. each person who is registered as an elector for a t!!. General Electorate or a Maori Electorate can cast two votes. • both of which are on a single ballot paper. For a sample ballot ~; .. form see Pages 16·17. E' ,. E/«toral Compmdium Elreloml Comprndium 5 1 ----~

THE ELECTORAL AGENCIES ~: The commissioners of the independent statutory agency a~e the Rt Han I.. McKay (PreSident). the Chief Judge of the MaOri Land Several agencies have a major role in the administration of the r,:~.' .... Court, Chief Judge E.T.J. Durie. the Secretary for JUStice •. Cohn · nd the Chief Executive. Dr Paul Harns. Two additional parliamentary electoral system. Their functions can be ~.a summarised as follows: /:.. . members to represent the Government and the OppOSition.. are r: •. appointed for the allocation of election broadcasting time and funds. Representation Commission /:., . r..' Senior Legal Adviser: Geoff Barnett. Determines boundaries of General and Maori electorates alter Manager Administration: David Flux. each five-yearly population census and Maori Electoral Option. Manager Communications: Douglas Eckhoff. Contact: The Commission's membership comprises a chairman (normally r: .• ' Level 6, Greenock House. 39 The Terrace. Wellington. a judge of the District Court) the Surveyor-General. the I': • - POBox 3050. Wellington. Government Statistician. the Chief Electoral Officer. the Phone: (4) 474 0670. Fax: (4) 474 0674. chairman of the Local Government Commission and two E-mail: [email protected] appointed members to represent the Government and ~ ~ .~ Opposition parties. The Chief Executive of Puni Kokiri joins Electoral Enrolment Centre the Commission for the purposes of determining the Maori ~ :... Compiles and maintains electoral rolls. electoral districts and there are two further appointed Maori Conducts the Maori Option. members to represent the Government and the Opposition ~ : : The Centre is a self-contained business unit . . parties. Secretarial services are provided by the Chief Electoral f New Zealand Post Ltd which undertakes the compilation of Office. As soon as it has done its work the Representation ~ ~ .. ~e rolls under contract to the Ministry of Jlu sticde·bThthe Recgis:~: Commission goes out of existence until it is required again of Electors in each electorate district is emp aye e en . following the next census. I; , : See Pages 145-154. Contact National Manager: Murray Wicks. POBox 3220.Wellington. Phone: (4) 495 0030. ~ . !! Manager Operations: Mark Johns Manager Systems: Bob Chandler Chief Electoral Office ~ Contact: Conducts general elections. by-elections and referenda. Level 2. Mainzeal Building. 181 Vivian Street, Wellington. The office is a division of the Ministry of Justice. a POBox 190.Wellington. Returning Officers for the 65 electorates are I!! Phone: (4) 801 0700. Fax: (4) 80 I 0709. employed by the agency. ~ .. E-mail: [email protected] Chief Electoral Officer: Phil Whelan. Deputy Chief Electoral Officer: Hugh Garland. Contact Level I. 110 Featherston Street, Wellington. .. POBox 3220. Wellington. - Phone: (04) 495 0030. Fax: (04) 495 0031. E-mail: chie(e/[email protected]

Electoral Commission: ~ . Registers political parties and party logos. Receives registered partie.s' annual returns IE· - of donations and returns of election expenses. Allocates election broadcasting Electoral Conurussion time and funds to eligible political parties. Tt 1Gtiti4ld 'liIh KMiri Conducts public education about electoral matters.

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8 Eire/oral ComptTUiillm Eltr:torlll Comptmlillm J NGA TAKIWA POOTI MAORI SETTING ELECTORATE BOUNDARIES MAORI ELECTORATES, 1996 New Zealand's electorate boundaries are set by an independent Representation Commission after each five yearly census. This is done on the basis of total ordinary resident population (adults and children) and not on the basis of the number of people who have registered as electors.

Each set of electorate boundaries comes into effect for general elections as soon as the Representation Commission delivers its report to the Governor-General and publishes the new boundaries in the New Zealand Gazette. The boundaries last until the next set is finalised after the next population census. If there is a by-election it will use the same boundaries as the previous general election.

Because there are two types of electorate--Maori and General-the law defines two types of population around which the boundaries of each kind of electorate can be drawn.

The Government Statistician calculates the 'Maori electoral population' by: T. Puku 0 Til Whenua (a) calculating the ratio of the number of people registered on all the Maori electoral rolls compared to the total number of people on all the electoral rolls, General and Maori, who said they were of Maori descent when they last enrolled; then () applying that proportion to the total number of people (adults and children) who said they were of Maori descent at the most recent population census.

~ ~ The 'General electoral population' is the total ordinary resident population compiled during the latest census ~ :3 minus the Maori electoral population.

~ TI After each census the process of redrawing electorate boundaries begins with a four-month Maori Electoral ... 'ijj IE: Option. During this period, electors who are registered on

10 Eltdorld Cmnpnedillm Eltcrom/ Cmnpmdium 11 I the Maori roll and those on the General roll who indicated ~; :.;' General Electorates Maori on their enrolment forms that they are of Maori descent North Island South Island Electorates are sent a letter asking them to choose which type of roll I!: :ii Electoral they want to be registered on-the Maori electoral roll or ~~ -:;; Population 2,416,049 865,676 336,997 the General electoral roll. &- -'- Number of Ii'i !) Electorates 45 16 6 Once they have made their choice the person cannot Population change the type of roll they are registered on until the next ~i ~j Quota 53,690 54,105 56,166 Maori Electoral Option is held in five years time. If Maori Minimum who are already registered as electors do not make a ~ !j Population 51,006 51,400 53,358 choice during the Maori Electoral Option period, they stay ,_ Maximum on the type of roll they were already on. ~ a;! Population 56,374 56,810 58,974

The results of the Maori Electoral Option form the basis I!: :;) The Representation Commission must also consider the for calculating the Maori. electoral population and the ~ .~~ following factors when it draws the electorate boundaries _ General electoral population, and affect the number of Maori seats there will be for the next five to eight years. ~i ~ I. Existing electorate boundaries. They also affect the boundaries of all seats, General and 2. Community of interest. When drawing the boundaries Maori. So the process of drawing electorate boundaries ~i ::!! of the Maori electorates, the Commission must also cannot begin until the Maori Electoral Option has been held. _ take into account community of interest among E;.•• 'E:. -- members of Maori tribes. The number of Maori electorate seats can or fall .... -- 3. Communications links. E' Itn depending on the number of Maori who choose to be . - 4. Topographical features such as mountains and rivers. registered on the Maori electoral roll. A change in the ~ ... 5. Any anticipated changes - such as above average number of Maori seats can affect the number of General - growth or decline - in each electorate's population seats in the North Island and the number of list seats. between one set of boundaries and the next.

There are presently five Maori electorate seats in £ !!! Parliament, but as a result of the 1997 Maori Electoral Option there will be six contested at the 1999 general ~ ~~ election.

The number of General electorate seats in the South ~ ~ Island is fixed at 16. (I!! ,... Each electorate must have an electoral population that is within ± 5 per cent (Le. between 95% and 105%) of its Ie ::: . appropriate quota. The quotas and population ranges for _ the electorate boundaries to be drawn following the 1996 ~ . ~ census and the 1997 Maori Electoral Option are as follows: _ ~-~

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If a qualifying party's share of the PartY Votes entitles it to more seats than the number of electorate seats it has won, it gets enough list seats to add to its electorate seats to bring it up to the number it should have. YOU HAVE IE: ';3 2 VOTES PARTY VOTE ELECTORATE VOTE Ii: : .::! Explanation Explanation This vote decides the share of seats which each of ~;::3 This vote decides the candidate who will be elected the parties listed below wilt have in Parliament. Vote Member of Parliament for the TAUPO L_b_Y_P_U"_i_n_g_a_t~iC:k:i:n~:e=Ci:rC:le=im:m=e::ia:te:ly=a:":er~t~h_e--,party you choose. , ~~ j .. _E_L~E=C=T~O=R=A~r=E=.==o=te=b=y=p=U="~in~g=a=tiC~k=i~n=th=e=C~i_~_le~immediately after the party you choose. ~ Vote for only ~.~ Jl 'L \lola lor only one candl_

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P.", %'" " effective No. lin lin Electorate No. electorate Electorate Toul " all " "II P.", vo," pV'ty'tOte1l ~YOtn c:andldates Votn electorate undldates leats_n 50." ~." seats &fIocated YOtes ~" R,.,,,,,,, "'"'" . ~ ..."","" I l PARTY 701l IS ... J6." 74 14 699073 ." ' .. lO 44 l6.6 I LABOUR PART 28." lO.4' .. II lI.OO 6' 26 17 lD:8J NEW ) FIRST PARTY ~ ll. 14.44 62 II ~ 13.4' • I 14.1 209147 10.10 10.' 73 12 231944 II." " Il 10." , ACTNIEVV ZEAl I 26442 • .10 . 56 7 77319 l." " I , '.67 I UNITEDNEW ) PART 1824' 0.88 0.' 29 0 2.0; 2S I I 0:83 I ,ub,ow '" ,II I 92.4' 100.0 ". 55 I"..... 95.S! ,.. 120' IiOD.OD

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Electorate enrolled turnout split votes informal Informal special votes special votes " special electors (%). ("l§ PV("lt EV("lt allowedf disallowedf votes allowed 0.67 ],696 711 83.B7 AIt. 89.29 39.02 0.21 "' ..... 2.211 245 90.02 ADM ]7,625 89.13 35.07 0.36 0.87 1,792 74.96 AuckJand Central 38,697 91.72 41.59 0 .. 41 0.85 5,364 86.92 Banks Peninsula 42,660 91.22 32.B7 0.23 0.59 3,510 528 2.517 .lI 75:4{) Bay of Plenty 38.512 .758 30.06 0.36 0.75 3.... 79,14 Central 36,087 87.23 ]).040 0.30 1.56 ... 2,742 37,091 88.36 ]1.41 0.29 1.12 ... 80." 0 .... ~ ..7 Clutha·Southland ]7,033 86.<41 30.80 0.28 ... .2" 2,772 81.05 Commandel 41,377 88.80 37.61 0.32 1.09 .... 8-4.24 North ]7.732 90.+4 36.0] 0.]0 I.IS 2,811 526 2,433 83.38 39,8'" 90.48 41.89 0.]] 0.76 '.5 0.25 0 .... 5,189 1,235 80.78 """m ",1,020 91.47 43.95 795 80.76 Hamilton East ]7,550 ".25 ]2.97 0.24 0.78 1.116 78.49 _We.. 3B.661 87.62 29.71 0.21 0.67 3,192 ." 2,971 92J 76.30 HunUOl 36,135 88.15 40.19 0.31 0.73 2,852 763 78.89 Hun South 35.605 90.64 33.27 0.39 1.07 10m "2.098 91.15 41.22 0.21 0.94 3.363 601 ..... 2,423 326 88.14 Invernllrgill 36.482 87.81 33.19 0.36 0.65 2.805 86.23 IUlkoun 38,995 88.38 3).62 0.28 0.86 ... m m ,., ,., m ,., m m .~, ...... , . I [.;) 1":1 ,., w W l.J W lilJ La! to:J IUrapiro 30.102 05.02 29.23 0.26 0.... 2 ...... 6 '.1 8357 Mahia 32.517 87.53 39.07 0.27 0.96 2.3 ..... 669 n... M... 31.620 90.93 33.55 0.48 1.09 2,072 .. , n.33 """ ... 30,219 85.51 23.23 I." 1.9< 2,970 1,636 ...... Manukau East 38.973 88.26 35.52 0.55 1.21 3,645 1.464 71.34 Manurewa 31.4&4 05.68 32.38 0." 0.82 2.855 1."99 6557 Maungakiekie 38.309 89.01 30.63 0.49 1.23 4 ...... 2 1.935 69.66 Napier 37,146 ... '" 38.50 0.37 1.21 2,653 597 81.63 Nelson 39Jl9O 88.15 42.93 0.42 0.47 2,533

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25 24 Eltetoral Comprndil.lm EIre/owl Comptndium J ,------, ~~ESULTS FOR EACH ELECTORATE RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET If you are interested in up-to-date information about the New Zealand electoral system you should view the special ~::!Ia NEW ZEALAND 3,910 10.96 Internet website devoted to the topic at JDVANCE NZ 15 0.16 http://www.govt.nzlelections ~3LUANCE 2,2BB 6.41 People who want to find out how the MMP system works or _ANIMALI FIRST 61 0.17 how to get themselves on the electoral roll can find the !t::30TEAROA LEGAUIE CANNABII PARTY 507 1.42 answers they need by viewing the information provided on _AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 4 0.01 the site by the three electoral agencies. It also contains t:::::::HRllTIAN COALITION 1,603 4.49 detailed maps showing the boundaries of the country's 65 JTHNIC MINORITY PARTY 69 0.19 electorates. ~::=!iREEN IOCIEIY 16 0.04 7,221 In addition, the agencies have produced several explanatory ..LABOUR PARTY 20.24 videos in the VHS fonmat which are available for loan or purchase. ~'~:~ANA HAORI MOVEMENT I 0.00 _HcGIWCUDDY lERIOUl 88 0.21 Among those available: t-:':-IATURAL LAW PARTY 50 0.14 On a Roll NZ CONlERVATIVE PARTY 7 0.02 Television personality Mark Wright takes a look at the work ~ ;-!iEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 3,536 9.91 of the Electoral Enrolment Centre and oudines how the . NZ NATIONAL PARTY 15,812 44.31 electoral rolls are compiled. I: ; !lz lUPERANNUITANTl ANO YOUTH AGiON 18 0.05 EJeaoral Enrolment Centre PROGREllIVE GREENI 121 0.34 t :'!E TAWHARAU 0 0.00 The Filled Roll THE 15 0.04 This also features Mark Wright who goes to some unusual I: , !JNITED 303 0.85 lengths to show how easy it is to complete an application .loral valid Party Votes 33,685 100.00 form for enrolment. I: . !infonnal Party Votes 74 I EJeaoral Enrolment Centre MMP A straight-forward explanation of the MMP system. It covers how an election is conducted under MMP, and the differences electorale VOles VOles % • between the Party Vote and the Electorate Vote. e -riHOMAl, Marilyn AU NEW ZEALAND I,B20 5.12 EJeaoral Commission . . 1tcCONACHY, H.ath.r Ann AWANCE 4,621 IlOI The Ballot Box ·E -~HILlIP\, Judith CHRllTIAN COALITION 942 2.65 The Murray Ball characters, Wal and Dog from Footrot Flats, HUTCHINlON, Colin LABOUR PARTY 3,m 10.57 demonstrate a few basic facts about MMP: everyone has two E jEVIN, Tina McGILLICUDDY lERIOUl 283 0.80 votes, the purpose of the two votes, how list MPs are elected !! .;10PWOOD, Tom 82 0.23 and how the proportionality is worked out. • "1IEfFERHAN, T.rry NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 5,992 16.87 EJectoral Commission ;.; -;1cCULLY, Hurray NZ NATIONAL PARTY 17,639 49.66 Requests for any of these videotapes should be made direct - "~AllEN, Hil.s PROGRElllVE GREENI 389 1.10 to the relevant agency. See Pages 6-7. .. ~ "j)ral valid EI.ctorat. Votes 35,521 100.00 There are also useful pamphlets available on request oudining ..Jnformal Electorat. Votes llB different aspects of the electoral system. iii : 'I' . 1- -, aJonty 11,647

L-______~_ .• 26 EltctOTlJ/ Compmdium - EI«lorDI Comptndillm 27 J IlL • -- jI- AORAKI Pa Votes - " ,:"-'" Votes" ... ·-% IE; • - ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,671 1.06 II:. ,­ ADVANCE NZ 6 0,0) ~, - 0.04 AWANCE 4,491 ALLIANCE 1,B51 11.49 1l.14 Eo. ' - ~ , ANIKALS fiRST 42 0.1 1 - ANIKALS fiRST 90 0.27 LEGAlilE CANNABIS PARTY 611 1.81 tL : - AOTEAROA LEGAlilE CANNABII PARTY 1,001 2.99 ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 0 0.00 !IE; , - ASIA PACifIC UNITED PARTY 21 0.06 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,211 1.61 tL -- CHRISTIAN COALITION 198 1.18 ETHNIC KINORITY PARTY 1 0.0 E: - ETHNIC KINORITY PARTY 40 0.12 11 0.01 L -- GREEN SOCIETY 110 0.11 lABOUR PARTY 10,088 10.41 tE;; - lABOUR PARTY 12,461 l1.14 KANA KAORI KOVEKENT 2 0.00 IE: -, KANA MAORI MOVEMENT II 0.10 KcGlUICUDDY SERIOUI 81 0.26 McGlLUCUDDY SERIOUI 129 0.18 NATURAL lAW PARTY 21 O.OB NATURAL lAW PARTY TO 0.21 t: ;1 NZ CONIERVATIVE PARTY 6 0.02 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 5 0.01 NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 1,802 11.46 . I NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 2,107 6.B7 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,861 1l.7S l: NZ NATIONAL PARTY 8,941 26.65 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH ACTION 12 0.04 NZ IUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH ACTION 14 0.04 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 40 0.12 t: PROGRESSIVE GREENI 229 0.68

TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 I 1 0.00 THE UBERTARIANZ I 0.00 I: · THE UBERTARIANZ 41 0.12 UNITED NEW ZEAlANO PARTY 184 0.11 UNITED NEW ZEAlANO PARTY 199 0.19 ' 1 Total ,alid Party Votes ll,16B 100.00 E:- Total valid Party Votes 11,161 100.00 Informal Party Votes III I: I Inlormal Party Votes III .. Electorate Votes . • -.- • •'. (0)>.. Votes " ... % Electorate Votes '11' •. • Votes .,. - % CONE, Alan ACT NEW ZEAlAND III 1.61 ~ • HIDE, Rodney ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,848 1.11 lEE, landra VERITY, Rex ALUANCE 1,021 9.15 I ALLIANCE 8,866 26.11 OONOVAN, Robin CHRISTIAN COALITION 611 1.92 ~ • BRADY, Chris BLOKES UBERATION fRONT IJ9 0.42 SUTTON, Jim lABOUR PARTY 11,118 PATERSON, Barrie CHRllTIAN COAUTION 198 1.19 41.02 ~- , VAN OER WERf, Royal NATURAL lAW PARTY 75 O.lJ YOUNG, Wayne ClTIZENI PARTY 18 0.01 • BLOXHAH, Jenny NEW ZEAlANO fiRST PARTY REEVES, Simon GREEN SOCIETY III 0.12 4,591 1l.92 I~ BOAG, Stuart NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,606 1l.14 ~ . - BRIERS, Victor INDEPENDENT 7 0.02 Total valid Electorate Votes 11,001 100.00 • de JONGE, Peter INDEPENDENT 21 0.08 Informal Electorate Vat" 2BB 1:. Le lIEVRE, Adam Joseph INDEPENDENT 10 0.01

Kajority 2,m :I ROBERTSON, Lynn. INDEPENDENT IJ 0.04 l! TlZARO, Judith Ngaire LA80UR PARTY IUl9 16.17 RAMSDEN, Alinair Clifford McGlLUCUDDY SERIOUS 226 0.68 l! " WArn, Marl! NATURAL lAW PARTY 108 0.12 • WHITTAKER, Richard NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 1,561 4.68 t: fRITH, Shane NZ NATIONAL PARTY T,462 21.11

;1 800MERT, laurence PROGRESSIVE GREENS 116 0.98 ~ SUTTON, Duane E REPUBUCAN PARTY T 0.02 Total valid Electorate Votes ll,414 100.00 t! " Inlormal Electorate Vot.s 286 I: -, Majority 1,111 28 Elre/oTllI Compmdium fltetoTld Cornpmdium " j BANKS PENINSULA Party VOles ' ,VOle, % ~ ~ BAY OF PLENTY Par VOtes VO[e, %, AU NEW ZEALAND l,l7B 6.11 ., AU NEW ZEALAND I,SIJ 4.61 ADVANCE NZ J 0.00 ~ ADVANCE NZ 4 0.01 ALLIANCE I,m 13.97 ., ALLIANCE I,m 8.3J ANI MALI FIRST 4J 0.11 f! ANIMALI FIRST J7 0.15 AOTEAROA LEGALIIE CANNABIS PARTY 511 I.JJ ., AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 446 1.J6 ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY I 0.00 ~ ASIA PA(fF1C UNITED PARTY 0.00 CHRllTIAN COALITION 1,650 4.31 CHRllTIAN COALITION ~. ., 1,884 5.75 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 11 O.OJ ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY I 0.00 GREEN SOCIETY 14 0,06 ., GREEN SOCIETY 17 0.05 LABOUR PARTY 10,597 17.67 E: LABOUR PARTY 7,016 11.40 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 15 0.04 ... MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 19 0.06 McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 81 0.11 E: McGILLlCUDOY SERIOUS 108 O.3J NATURAL LAW PARTY 84 0,11 , NATURAL LAW PARTY 44 0.1l NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 1 0.00 ~ NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 11 0.04 NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY l,BJ9 7.41 --;; NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 7.137 11.07 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14,184 31.30 !: NZ NATIONAL PARTY II,J87 J4.73 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH AmON 10 O.OJ NZ SUPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH AmON JJ 0.1 0 ~ :i PROGRESSIVE GREENS 71 0.19 - PROGRESSIVE GREENS 65 0.10 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 TE TAWHARAU 41 0.1l THE Ll8ERTARIANZ J 0.00 f! " THE lIBERTARIANZ 10 O.OJ UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY JJ6 0.88 'i UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 169 0.51 TOlal valid Party Vole, J8,197 100.00 ~ TOlal valid Party Votes 31,791 100.00 Informal Party VOles 88 Informal Party Votes f! 1 117 e .,

~ " Electorat. Votes '-J cO Voles % ' TURNER, Reg LOPAS, J.ff AU NEW ZEALAND 571 1.50 AU NEW ZEALAND J59 1.10 DONALD, Rod ALLIANCE 7,lJS 18.96 f! -" BENNETT, Jim ALLIANCE 1,609 7.99 TURNER, Judy CHRllTIAN COALITION I,m 3.84 CHAM8ERLAIN, Nevill. CHRllTIAN COALITION 808 1.11 '0 LEWIS, Ann INDEPENDENT 351 0.91 e TUCKER, Juli. LABOUR PARTY 5,J54 16.39 DYSON, RUlh LABOUR PARTY 11,316 19.66 SERVIAN, Mark McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 115 0.69 HOLLAND, Elizabeth E. McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 199 0.51 E: -" CORMACK, L.wis NATURAL LAW PARTY 67 0.11 LOVEU·SMITH, David NATURAL LAW PARTY 176 0.46 BROWN, p.ter NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 8,770 16.85 :0 GLUER, ROll NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 1,781 4.67 ~ RYALL Tony NZ NATIONAL PARTY IJ,913 41.6J CARTER, David NZ NATIONAL PARTY 15,694 41.1J LEECH, Gra.m. NZ 14 0.07 '0 BAILEY, AnIOn THE DOMINION WORKERS PARTY 15 0.07 t!!! PAUL Rangituk.hu David TE TAWHARAU 78 0.14 TOlal valid Electorate VOleS J8,I57 100.00 TOIal valid EI.([orat. VOleS 31,661 100.00 n Informal EleclOrale VOleS 118 I: - Informal EI.([orale Votes 146 Majority 4,378 Majority 5,ISJ e .0 .. t! .. -

t: " 30 £/«Ioral Compmdium Elrctf)ral CompmJiJlm J1 CHRIITCHURCH CENTRAL Par Votes '. Votes '10 CHRISTCHURCH EAST Par VOtel Yot,s % Aa NEW ZEALAND 1.517 4.99 AU NEW ZEALAND 971 J.03 ADVANCE NZ 3 0.00 ADYANCE NZ 197 0.61 AWANCE 4.171 I4.JB ALLIANCE 5.418 16.91 ANIMAlI FlRlT 85 0.18 ANIMAlI FlRlT S9 0.18 ADTEARDA LEGALISE CANNA81S PARTY 931 3.06 ~ AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 618 I. 93 AliA PACIfIC UNITED PARTY 0.00 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 4 0.01 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1.161 3.82 ~ .3 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1.494 4.66 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 10 0.04 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 8 0,02 GREEN SOCIETY 19 0.06 ~. ] GREEN SOCIETY 17 O,OS LABOUR PARTY 9.967 ll.19 LABOUR PARTY 11.675 36.44 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT II 0.04 t:;;, -;J MANA MAORI MOYEMENT 4 0.01 0.34 E: .;1 McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 101 McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS SI 0.16 NATURAL LAW PARTY 66 O.ll NATURAL LAW PARTY ~: ] 38 0.11 NZ CONSERVATIYE PARTY 8 0.03 NZ CONSERVATIYE PARTY 3 0.00 NEW ZEALAND FIRlT PARTY 1.434 8.01 NEW ZEALAND FIRlT PARTY 2.805 8.16 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9.355 30.11 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 8.480 16.47 NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION 16 O.OS NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION 13 0.04 PROGREIIIVE GREENS 106 OJS PROGRESSIVE GREENl 48 0.11 TE TAWHARAU I 0.00 ~ .. TE TAWHARAU I 0.00 THE LlBERTARIANZ 7 0.02 - THE LlBERTARIANZ 3 0.00 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY ll6 0.74 E:O. ~ UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 12B 0.40 100.00 E;;; :J Total valid Party Votes 30.399 Total valid Party Yates ll.035 100.00 Infonnal Parry Votes 92 Infonnal Parry Yot,s ~s 93

~ .. Electorate Votes . ""').,: . Yotes % I::! ..- Electorate Votes Votes '10 BAL~ Matt AU NEW ZEALAND 953 3.IB BUCHANAN. Jen AU NEW ZEALAND 569 s 1.79 GORDON. ~l AWANCE 6.m lUI ~ VENNING. Mari. ALLIANCE 1.305 12.99 BROWN. Patrick COHHUNllT LEAGUE 69 O.ll lHADBOLT. Timothy Richard AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABll 1.36B 4.31 SUTHERLAND. Larry BAL~ David Chnltopher INDEPENDENT 101 0.34 t:i • LABOUR PARTY 11.174 35,17 BARNETT. Tim LABOUR PARTY 9.6B9 ll.lB CLAYTON. Phillip John McGILLICUDDY lERIOUS 105 OJ3 • O'CONNOR, Sean CAIN. Raymond NATURAL LAW PARTY III 0.37 E NATURAL LAW PARTY 61 0.19 · PEARlE. lorn NEW ZEALAND FIRlT PARTY HARK, Ron NEW ZEALAND FlRlT PARTY 3.061 10.1l 2.910 9J5 ~ -. McKENZIE. lue NZ NATIONAL PARTY 8.216 15.86 SULlIYAN. Kerry NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9.036 30,10 Total valid Electorate Votes 31,76B 100.00 BAIWE. GIWAN PROGREIIIYE GREENI 3B6 1.19 I! • Infonnal Electorate Yotes 360 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY ll4 0.11 GRICE. Jacinta Majority 2.958 Total valid Eleaorate Yates 30.011 100.00 Ie • Infonnal EIWorate Yotes 416 ". Majority 653 I! D

~ I 0 • 32 £I«torlll C(1T1lpnuiium t: Elmoral CompmJium JJ CWTHA·SOUTHLAND Part Votes . Votes % f:: :] COROMANDEl Par Vot's Vot's Y. AU NEW ZEAlAND AU NEW ZEAlAND 1,901 6.0~ 1 1,110 4.75 ADVANCE NZ 2 0.00 ADVANCE NZ I 0.01 ALLIANCE 1.141 7.41:: . J ALLIANCE 4,161 12.68 ANIMALS FIRST J7 0.12 ANIMALS FIRST 48 0.1l AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNA81S PARTY J90 1.2~ ~ AOTEAROA LEGALilE CANNABII PARTY 116 160 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY I 0.01 CHRISTIAN COALITION 2,147 6.8f!' j CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,811 I.ll ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 2 0.0 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY I 0.01 GREEN IOCIETY II O.O~ '3 GREEN SOCIETY Zl 0.06 lABOUR PARTY 6,018 19.2 lABOUR PARTY 1,823 21.14 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 2 O.Of~ '3 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT I 0.01 McGIWCUDDY SERIOUI III 0.42 McGILLICUDDY IERIOUI 116 OJ2 NATURAL lAW PARTY 24 O.Of~ '1 NATURAL LAW PARTY 64 0.18 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 14 0.04 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 14 0.04 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 4,709 IHi:: '3 NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY l,lSI 20.11 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1l,449 42.74 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 11,416 JI.90 NZ SUPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH AmON II O.O~ , NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH AmON 4J 0.12 I PROGREllIVE GREENS II 0.1 PROGRESSIVE GREENI 79 0.22 TE TAWHARAU 0 O.Off! '3 TE TAWHARAU J 0.00 THE lI8ERTARIANZ 10 O.OJ THE lIBERTARIANZ 20 0.06 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 181 O.5r~ -3 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 216 0.71 Totll valid Party Votes ]1,461 100.00 Total v~id Party Votes JI,980 100.00 l Informal Party Votes 88 e '~ Informal Party Votes 116 e "9 Electorate Vot's • Vot's % e: :-3 Electorat, Vot, Vot's % SNOW, Peter AU NEW ZEAlAND 2,049 6.S4 .~ HOWARD, T,d AU NEW ZEAlAND 8Jl l.lJ HICK!, Tracy ALLIANCE 2,J26 7.4l: ! fllliIMONS, J,an'tte ALLIANCE 9,561 26.78 ZWIEl, Russell CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,060 J.J8 HAWKEIGOOD, Margaret lA80UR PARTY 4,255 11.92 SOPER, Lesl,y lA80UR PARTY 1,721 18.2~~ '3 YOUNG, Gary McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 267 0.71 WElT. Robyn Aroha McGIUICUDDY SERIOUS J06 0.98_ , HODGSON, Mimousse NATURAL lAW PARTY 76 0.21 URQUHART, Gilbert NATURAL lAW PARTY 10 0.11~ ' . McDONALD, Robyn NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 7,932 ll.22 McLEAN, Murray WISE, Alan NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 1,075 16.19 ,-ij NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,011 ll.64 ENGLIlH, 8ill NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14,764 47.0'~ , . DEL~ Ralph NZ PROGREISIVE PARTY 141 0.41 Totll valid El,ctorate Votes J1.311 100.00 .• il BYRNE, Vern NZ SUPERANNUITANTl 189 O.IJ Informal El'ctorate Votes 202 ~- MciNTOSH, Gail UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 4JJ 1.21 Majority 9,04J Totll valid El'ctorate Votes 35.702 100.00 -:1 Informal Electorate Votes .- ' J94 Majority -,.. '9 2,410 ~ ~ ~ - .-:.. ~ J4 Elmoral Comptndium [/re/orol CompmdiulI1 • DUNEDIN NORTH Par VOles VOle, % ~ j DUNEDIN IOUTH Par VOles VOles Y. I ACT NEW ZEALAND 1,452 ACT NEW ZEALAND 901 2.54 4J3 ~. ] ADVANCE NZ 4 0.01 ADVANCE NZ 37 0.10 ALLIANCE 4,648 ALLIANCE 4,979 14.06 13.88 ~. J ANIMALS Fill 75 0.22 ANIMALS Fill 60 0.17 AOTEAROA lEGA1I5E CANNABIS PARTY 1,100 3.28 I!!- J AOTEAROA lEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 66B I.B9 ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 8 0.02 ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,198 3.58 fo!' ] CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,150 3.25 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 12 0.04 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 6 0.02 GREEN SOCIETY 28 0.08 Iii'!' ] GREEN SOCIETY 19 0.05 LABOUR PARTY 13,449 40.15 LABOUR PARTY 14,m 40.24 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 20 0.06 Iii'! ) MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 9 0.03 McGilLICUDDY SERIOUS 120 OJ6 McGilLICUDDY SERIOUS 69 0.19 NATURAL LAW PARTY 56 0.11 NATURAL LAW PARTY 26 0.07 Ii!: NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 5 0.01 J NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 8 0.02 NEW ZEALAND Fill PARTY 2,224 6.64 NEW ZEALAND Fill PARTY 2,929 8.27 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 8,304 24.79 1:' '3 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9,241 26.09 NZ SUPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH ACTION 7 0.02 t: j NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 12 0.03 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 63 0.19 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 107 OJO TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ 6 0.02 ~ "3 THE lIBERTARIANZ 4 0.01 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 718 2.14 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 942 2.66 Total valid Party VOIOI lJ,497 100.00 E!':3 Total valid Party VotOl 35,422 100.00 Informal Party VOIOI 100 t: ,f! Informal Party VOIOI 116 ~ -:3 • Elenorale VOle, "'" ,. ,. VOle, '10 I: 3 EleclOrate VOl!! .. . VOl!! % STEENEVELD, Mike ACT NEW ZEALAND 1,IS7 3.48 HENDERSON, Roly ACT NEW ZEALAND 50S 1.43 I FlYNN, Jim ALLIANCE 4,488 13.51 1::3 McBEY, leah ALLIANCE 8,551 24.25 HODGSON, p,t, LABOUR PARTY 17,m 52.J2 McDONALD, Alan William INDEPENDENT 410 1.16 MACKIE, D'Ugh McGIWCUDDY SERIOUS 4S3 1.J6 e :3 CUllEN, Michael LABOUR PARTY 12,829 36.J7 McGREGO~ Mary.Anne NATURAL LAW PARTY 193 0.58 SCHADE~ Inga NATURAL LAW PARTY 58 0.16 BENSON, Neil NEW ZEALAND Fill PARTY 1,824 5.49 1:3 McGLYNN, Noeline NEW ZEAIlAND Fill PARTY 1,782 5.05 STEVENS, Margie NZ NATIONAL PARTY 7,168 21.58 MacPHERSON, Malcolm NZ NATIONAL PARTY 5,859 16.61 BROWN, Graeme UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY m 1.67 1::; .j BEAm, David PROGRESSIVE GREENS 215 0.61 Total "lid Electorate VOIOI lJ,211 100.00 MATHEWSON, Oive UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 5,058 14J4 Informal Electorate VOIOI 386 e~ Total valid Electoral! VOl!! 35,269 100.00 Majority 10,207 Informal EleclOral! VOl!! 269 t: .~ Majority 4,276 t:

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36 Eltdofll/ Comptndil.!m £I«tonll Comptndillm J7 , EPIOM Par Votes Votes % HAMILTON EAIT Par Votes Votes % ·.AU NEW ZEAlAND AU NEW ZEAlAND 7,976 ll.0~~ 2,088 6.40 :!ADVANCE NZ ADVAN(E NZ 14 0.0r-- ' 4 0.01 ALLIANCE 1,569 4.3...",.,: 'AllIANCE 2,757 B.45 ANIMAlS FIRST 98 0.2711:; , JANIMAIS FIRST 63 0.19 .•AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY AOTEAROA LEGAlISE CANNA81S PARTY 427 I.I~: 430 1.32 AliA PACIFIC UNI7ED PARTY II 0.03 -AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 5 0.02 ·,(HRlmAN COALITION (HRIITIAN COALITION 1,116 3.01ir;,,·; 1,7]4 5.11 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 219 0. 61r.:. J 31 0.09 -.;GREEN SO(IETY GREEN SOCIETY 54 0.1Jiir. 16 0.05 lABOUR PARTY lA80UR PARTY 6,935 19.16' J 8,219 H.18 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT II 0.0"",", ~MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 29 0.09 McGilliCUDDY SERIOUS 91 0.2f'"- ~McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 123 0.18 ~NATURAL lAW PARTY NATURAL lAW PARTY 53 0.1"-: 63 0.19 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 8 0.0r-- ~NZ (ONSERVATIVE PARTY 9 0.03 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,067 5.7 5io- 'JNEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,604 11.04 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14,870 41.09"""" NZ NATIONAL PARTY fl,029 39.92 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH AGiON 15 0.0,",,: .. NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH AGiON 47 0.14 PROGRHSIVE GREENS 149 0.4r- ;;

~ Electorate Votes' Votes %: BOSCAWEN, john lpencer AU NEW ZEAlAND 1,134 3.15 ' .WILLIAMS, G"eme AU NEW ZEAlAND 578 1.18 TIERNEY, Mary ALLIANCE 1,787 4.91: : ~PARBHU, Alhok Neil AlliANCE 1,684 5.19 McQUEEN, Ewen (HRIITIAN COALITION 577 1.6~ ~ PRIEST, Undsay john (HRIITIAN COALITION 798 2.46 CUNNINGHAM, Sam GREEN SO(IETY 112 OJ . !!NEAGLE, Patricia INDEPENDENT 129 0.40 DUNCAN, Helen lABOUR PARTY 4,575 12.69 _ YATES, Dianne Fao lABOUR PARTY 11,673 35.96 HOOLE, Kerry Morris McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 147 0.61: !FRANCIl, justine McGlLLI(UDDY SERIOUS 354 1.09 lEE, 8ryan NATURAL lAW PARTY 89 0.25, _. (lEARY, john G NATURAL lAW PARTY 67 0.21 LOGAN, Gavin NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 1,342 J.7e : !WOOlERTON, Doug NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,9Z0 8.99 FLETCHER. (hris NZ NATIONAL PARTY 25.217 69.g _.STEEl Tony NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14,020 43.19 FENWIC~ Rob PROGRESSIVE GREENS 360 1.0e :.!!ITROUD, Les NZ lUPERANNUITANTl 64 0.20 PERIGO, lindsay THE LlBERTARIANZ 534 1.4i: TAWHARU, Dianna PROGRElllVE GREENl 176 0.54 MO(KRIDGE, Bryan UNI7ED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 78 o.i . :Total valid Electo"te Votes 32,463 100.00 Total valid Electo"te Votes 36,052 100.00 _ _ . Informal Electorate Votes 254 Informal Electorate Votes III t: : !Majority 2,347 M'jority 20,642 ~ j-, e ;;; J8 £ltl:loral Com~illm £/«tonll Compt'ndium J9 .. -• , HAMILTON WEST Party Vote! ' Vote,' % ]~: AO NEW ZEALAND 1,674 5.09 AO NEW ZEALAND ADVANCE NZ 8 0.02 l: ADVANCE NZ ALLIANCE Z,651 8.05 , ALLIANCE , . ANIMALS fiRST 62 0.19 ~ ANIMALS fiRST

AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 451 1.39 I AOTEAROA LfGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 492 1.60 ASIA PACifiC UNITED PARTY 0.00 ~ ASIA PACifIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION CHRISTIAN COALITION I,m 5.27 -I l,llB 4.31 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 11 O.OS t!: ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY ]I 0.10 GREEN SOCIETY GREEN SOCIETY 11 0.05 I 18 0.06 LABOUR PARTY 8,154 26.59 ~ LABOUR PARTY 6,569 21.30 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 32 0.10 ' . 6 0.02 MdilLLlCUDDY SERIOUS 84 0.26 t::: MdilLLICUDDY SERIOUS 86 0.28

NATURAl LAW PARTY 53 0.16 I NATURAL LAW PARTY 27 0.09 NEW ZEALAND CONSERVATIVE PARTY 3 0.01 t: · NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 3 0.00 NEW ZEALAND fiRST PARTY 4,459 NEW ZEALAND fiRST PARTY 1l.55 t;: I 4,ll7 13.14 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12.584 38.23 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,m 41.94 NZ SUPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH AaION NZ SUPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH AOION 11 0.11 ..' .. 15 0.05 PROGREIIIVE GREENS 95 0.29 I: PROGRESSIVE GREENS 83 0.27 TE TAWHARAU 0.00 TE TAWHARAU 0.00 THE Ll8ERTARIANZ II 0.03 I!: '.• THE LlBERTARIANZ 15 O.OS UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 183 0.56 E:: -. UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 805 2.61 Tocal "lid Party Vote, 32,919 100.00 · Total valid Party Vot!! 30,834 100.00 Infonnal Party Vot!! 19 l: • Infonn,1 p,rty Vot!! 96 I:: ! 'Ii Electorate Vote, Vote, " % ~ Elec!ora!e Vote! YO!e! % MALUTT, Garry Aa NEW ZEALAND 125 2.21 - HARDING, S,mon franci, AO NEW ZEALAND 139 2.41 ' 'Ii PEMBERTON, John AWANCE I,m 5.30 MITCHE~ Hui, AWANCE 1,682 5.48 I:' , - GOODAL~ El,anor CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,043 3.18 AUVA'A Enosa CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,011 l.J1 GALLAGHER, M,rtin Ow,n LABOUR PARTY 12,099 36.91 ~ .....• SCHOfiELD, P,ul LABOUR PARTY 5,049 16.44 CALDWE~ Peter J,me! MdilLLlCUDDY SERIOUS ]]8 1.03 LODGE, Ra~en, NATURAL LAW PARTY 103 0.34 DUNN. Michael 5t'phen NATURAL LAW PARTY 69 0.21 t: ... - DE COUDRAY, P'tra NEW ZEALAND fiRST PARTY 3,261 10.64 KIRTON, N,il franci, NEW ZEALAND fiRST PARTY 3,861 11.78 -Ii KYO, Warren NI NATIONAL PARTY 11,953 38.93 SIMCOCI<, Bob NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12.696 3B.n t: JAMES, 50phi' REPUBLICAN PARTY 40 0.1l HENDERSON, Robert PROGRESSIVE GREENS 20B 0.63 ROBERTlON, John UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 6,855 21.13 Tocal valid El'ctorat' Vot!! 32,117 100.00 ~ • Total valid El,ctorat' Vot!! 30,105 100.00 Infonn,1 El'ctorat' Vot!! 221 Infonn,1 El'ctorat' Vot!! m M'jority 591 E: --• Majority 5,098 ~ -. ~ • .. :-3 40 Eltdural Glmptndium - EIteloral Comptrfdium 41 HUTT IOUTH Par Vote Votes % ILAM Par Votes Votes % ACT NEW ZEALAND 1,6D9 5,1) ACT NEW ZEALAND ).10) 8.10 ~ ADVANCE NZ 2 0.00 t:: : ADVANCE NZ 2 0.00 ALLIANCE ),)14 10.56 t;;". • • AlliANCE ),119 8.28 ~~ I • ANIMAl! FIRST 61 0.19 ANIMAl! FIRIT 42 0.11 AOTEAROA LEGAlIIE CANNABII PARTY )82 1.11 AOIEAROA LEGAlIIE CANNABII PARTY ~: :~ 17l D.99 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 21 0.07 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 4 0.01 CHRIITIAN COALITION 1,44) 4.60 CHRIITIAN COALITION 1,182 I!: : ~ 4.20 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 14 0.04 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 17 0.07 GREEN IOCIETY 15 GREEN IOCIETY 0.05 I II 0.04 c;..a:-..-- • •ii LABOUR PARTY 10,6)) )l.88 LABOUR PARTY 8,66) ll.98 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 9 0.0) MANA MAORI MOVEMENT ~: ) 0.00 McGILLICUDDY IERIOUI 102 OJ2 :, McGIlliCUDDY IERIOUI 79 0.11 NATURAL LAW PARTY 14 NATURAL LAW PARTY D.D4 f:: : j 28 0.07 NEW ZEALAND CONIERVATIVE PARTY 4 D.OI NZ CONIERVATIVE PARTY 7 0.02 NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 2,618 8J4 NEW ZEALAND FIRlT PARTY ~ 2,887 7.66 NZ NATIONAL PARTY ID,562 )).61 t:: : NZ NATIONAL PARTY 16,835 44.67 NZ IUPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH ACTION I) 0.17 NZ IUPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH ACTION ~' :~ II 0.0) PROGREIIIVE GREENI 47 0.15 PROGREIIIVE GREENI 5) 0.14 IE TAWHARAU I 0.00 TE TAWHARAU ....,c:;: ,-., • 0 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ ID 0.0) THE lIBERTARIANZ ) 0.00 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 47J 1.11 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 752 2.00 To!>1 valid Party Votes lI,)87 100.00 T.!>I valid Party Votes )7,690 100.00 Inf.nnal Party V.tes 12) Inl.nnal Party V.tes 80

~ " .::: .~ Electorat, Votes Votes % Electorate Votes Vot's % MILNE, Chrilt'pher ACT NEW ZEALAND 684 2.19 MATTIION, Nig,1 ACT NEW ZEALAND 892 2J8 ~:. Ii LOVE, Peter AlliANCE 2,125 6.82 . - DAVEY, Jan AlliANCE 1,ll9 13.98 I) RUIIELL Brian INDEPENDENT 0.17 DALY, Eam.n LABOUR PARTY 6,471 IUD MALLARD, Trevor LABOUR PARTY 14,02) 44.99 ~. IANDERION, Andrew Peter NATURAL LAW PARTY ' 108 0.29 McGlINCHY, Alis!>ir McGILLICUDDY IERIOUI 118 0.7) - 8ROUGHTON, H,I,n NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 2.707 7.24 lLADE, Ang,la NATURAL LAW PARTY 65 0.21 t:: .• BROWNlEE, Gerry NZ NATIONAL PARTY ' - 16.161 44.26 MORRII, Deborah NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 2,042 6.55 AUITIN, Margaret UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 5.447 14.56 ~, iii McLAUCHLAN, J.y NZ NATIONAL PARTY 11.167 37.11 - T.tal valid Elect.rate votes 37.411 100.00 POWEL~ Jack NZ IUPERANNUITANTl 16) 0.52 Infonnal Elect.rat, votes )55 OWEN, Frank UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY III 0.71 ~ .. Maj.rity 10,090 T.tal valid EI'CI.rat' V.tes ) 1,172 100.00 - fnf.nnal EI'CI.rat' V.tes ))8 E:~ Maj.rity 2,456 e -.- ~ !! e -~ 42 £1(1:101'111 Comptndium Elretonll CClllpt"l1diulII " I ~' '3 , INVERCARGlll Pari VOl'S VOleS % KAIKOURA Part VOleS VOleS % ACT NEW ZEAlAND 921 2.92 I . ACT NEW ZEAlAND Ii! I ~ 1,970 5.BI ADVANCE NZ 6 D.OZ ADVANCE NZ 6 0.02 3,OB3 9.76 I AWANCE ALLIANCE 4,522 1l.J3 ANIMAl! FIRST 47 0.15 r: ~ !i ANIMAl! FIRST 43 0.13 AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 521 1.65 ~ AOTEAROA lEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY l18 1.11 AliA PACIFIC UNITEO PARTY 2 0.00 t!: AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 3 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,495 4.7J CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,496 4.41 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY I 0.00 ~: ~ ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 0 0.00 GREEN SOCIETY 69 O.ll GREEN 10CIETY 24 0.07 lABOUR PARTY 10,459 33.10 E:! "3 lABOUR PARTY 7,B13 lJ.03 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 4 0.01 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 3 0.00 MdilWCUDDY SERIOUS 105 0.13 E: 3 MdillllCUDDY SERIOUS 125 0.17 NATURAL lAW PARTY 49 0.16 NATURAL lAW PARTY ~,~ " 112 0.13 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 14 0.04 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY B 0.02 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,757 II.B9 ~ " NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 4,B49 14.29 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,825 34.26 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,2BO 36.20 NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION II 0.03 l:: , NZ lUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION 5 0.01 PROGRHlIVE GREENS 60 0.19 PROGRESllVE GREENS BO 0.24 TE TAWHARAU 4 0.01 ~: :! TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ B 0.03 THE lIBERTARIANZ I 0.01 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 153 0.4B UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 199 0.59 Total valid Party V"" 31,594 100.00 E:~' Total valid Party V"" 33,921 100.00 Infonnal Party Vot" 115 -== ! Infonnal Party VOltS 95 ~ '!!

, El,clOrale VOles VOleS % ~~ '! El,ctorale VOleS VOleS % CRIMP, louis ACT NEW ZEAlAND 441 1.40 TALBOT,KlNG, "'tor ACT NEW ZEAlAND 131 2.17 STIRLING, Bruce ALLIANCE 1,536 4.BB ~ '~ EWEN·STREET, Ian AlliANCE 1,275 15.64 JONES, Philip Nonnan INDEPENDENT 294 0.93 '_ BEl~ D"mond joseph INDEPENDENT ~ 124 0.17 PECK, Mark lABOUR PARTY 15,383 4B.B3 ... _ HOBBS, Mari.n lABOUR PARTY 7,946 2J.56 HOBBS, Anthony MdillllCUDDY SERIOUS 200 0.63 _ HANSEN, Rodn!)' MdillllCUDDY SERIOUI 365 LOB HUGHES, jacqu.lin. NATURAL lAW PARTY B7 0.2B ! E BRIGID, Ann. T. NATURAL lAW PARTY 94 O.2B HORTON, Ow.n NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,302 1.31 ._. HARRISON, Tom NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 5,m 15.81 35.19 ~ , _ ROY, Eric NZ NATIONAL PARTY 11,14B . KIDD, Douglas lorimor NZ NATIONAL PARTY 13,B5B 41.09 JORDAN, Stuart UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY III 0.15 ._ Total valid Electorate V"" lJ,1l5 100.00 31,502 100.00 ~ ! ! Total valid EI.ctorate V"" Infonn.1 Electorate V"" 291 207 Infonnal Electorate V"" M.jority 5,912 Majority 4,1l5 1:", .

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e Ii, . E ;-., . 44 Elt'ttorlli Compmdium Elt'doral Comprndium " I ~ KARAPIRO Par Yotes Yotes % ~'~ MAHIA Par Votel Votel % 2.446 1.61 I AU NEW ZEALAND AU NEW ZEALAND ~! .3 I.B19 6.1B ADYANCE NZ B 0.02 ADVANCE NZ 10 0.04 2.3B5 1.42 ALLIANCE ALLIANCE ~' .~ 2.1Bl 10.05 ANIKALS fiRST 51 O.IB ANIKALS fiRST 69 0.25 311 AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARn AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARn 0.99 ~ ~ 363 1.31 ASIA PA(l1I( UNITED PARn 0 0.00 ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARn 0.00 1.650 CHRISTIAN COALITION CHRISTIAN COALITION 5.14 t!. ~ 1.IBl 4.2B ETHNIC KINORITY PARTY 5 0.02 ETHNIC KINORIlY PARn 2 0.00 II GREEN SOCIETY GREEN SOCIETY 0.01 ~.~ 164 0.59 LABOUR PARn 5.178 11.9B LABOUR PARn 1.182 25.91 MANA KAORI KOYEMENT 14 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 0.04 ~ :3 29 0.10 KdilLlIWDDY SERIOUS B6 0.21 KcGILlIWDDY SERIOUS 42 0.15 50 NATURAL LAW PARn NATURAL LAW PARn 0.16 f!= ~ 26 0.09 NZ CONSERVATIYE PARn 10 0.03 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 10 0.04 5.BO NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARn I6.2B E:' ~ 4.138 14.93 NZ NATIONAL PARn 1J,11l 42.6B NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9.631 34.15 NZ SUPERANNUITANT5 AND YOUTH AmON 21 0.01 t= ~ NZ 5UPERANNUITANT5 AND YOUTH AmON 12 0.04 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 50 0.16 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 66 0.24 TE TAWHARAU TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 ~ ~ 4 0.01 THE lIBERTARIANZ 10 0.03 THE lIBERTARIANZ 5 0.02 2BO UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARn UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARn O.Bl E:~ !I III 0.40 Totll valid Party Votes 32.1ll 100.00 Total valid Party Votel 21.1IB 100.00 Informal Party Yotes B5 t: ! Informal Party Votel 15

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~ Electorate Votel Votel % ~ ~ Electorate Yotel • Yotel % ASHWORTH. Vince AU NEW ZEALAND 1.561 4.BB BAULD. Craig AU NEW ZEALAND 1.84B 6.11 KILBRIDE. John ALLIANCE 3.245 10.14 t: ! SKITH. Graham ALLIANCE 1.163 6.40 HOLDWAY-DAVI5. Philip CHRISTIAN COALITION 1.055 J.JO DONNEUY. Luke INDEPENDENT 383 1.39 KORONEY. Sue LABOUR PARn 5.526 11.26 ~: ~ MACKEY. Janet LABOUR PARTY 10.166 39.11 KANA KAORI KOVEMENT 52 TOY. lai 0.16 E' -~ NEUKEGEN. Roy NATURAL LAW PARTY 69 0.25 BEERE. Craig KdilLlIWDDY SERIOUS 296 0.92 PRESTON. Gordon NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 2.910 10.51 HILLS. Belinda NATURAL LAW PARn lB 0.24 ,,",. oii KIMBER, Wayne NZ NATIONAL PARn 9.188 35.56 MORTENSEN. Clive NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARn 4.B9B 15.30~· ::l Totll valid Electorate Votel 21.521 100.00 LUXTON. John NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14.B93 46.52 e ~ Informal Electorate Votel 266 KA(lNDOE. Tim UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 40B 1.21 Majority 918 Totll valid Electorate Votel no 12 100.00 E: ~ Informal Electorate Votel 205 Kajority 9.361 t: -~

~ ~~ E :3 46 Elre/oml Compmdium EIre/oral CompNIdiu," 47 \' r· MANA Par Votes Votes % MANGERE Par Votes Votes % AU NEW ZEAlAND U77 4.60 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 492 2.05 ADVANCE NZ 6 0.02 ADVANCE NZ 88 OJl ALLIANCE 3,031 10.91 ALLIANCE 2,1 34 8.91 ANIMAlS fiRST 49 0.18 ANIMAl! FIRST 42 0.18 .- AOTEAROA LIGALIlE CANNABIS PARTY 419 LSI AOTEAROA LEGALIlE CANNABII PARTY 330 LlB AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY J5 0.1l AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 9 0.04 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,09B 3.95 CHRISTIAN COALITION 7lB 3.04 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 5 0.02 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 55 0.23 GREEN SOCIETY 10 0.04 t:. , i GREEN SOCIETY Il 0.01 -=:;; , - lABOUR PARTY 10,211 36.76 lABOUR PARTY 13,118 54.11 HANA MAORI MOVEMENT 21 O.OB t;:;; . - MANA MAORI MOVEMENT II 0.05 ~ : !! MdilWCUODY lERIOUl B5 OJI MdilUICUDDY lERIOUl 44 0.18 NATURAL lAW PARTY 21 NATURAL lAW PARTY 0.09 ~ 57 0.24 I. NZ CONlERVATIVE PARTY NZ CONlERVATIVE PARTY 9 0.03 5 0.02 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,393 B.62 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,426 ~ 10.1l NZ NATIONAL PARTY B,7lB 31.43 E: : NZ NATIONAL PARTY 4.ll0 11.66 NZ lUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION IB 0.06 NZ lUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 1 0.03 PROGREllIVE GREENI 60 0.22 PROGRElllVE GREENS 49 0.20 TE TAWHARAU 4 0.01 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ B 0.03 THE lIBERTARIANZ 9 0.04 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 2B2 1.02 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 105 0.44 Total ,~id Party Votes 27,774 100.00 Total ,~id Party Vot.s 23,952 100.00 Informal Party Votes 135 Inform~ Party Vot.s 252

II' Electorate Votes Votes % Electorate Votes Votes % WIl!ON, N.il John ACT NEW ZEAlAND 691 2.52 MATHEWlON, Kevin Roy AU NEW ZEAlAND 409 1.12 TILE, Vernon losefa AWANCE 2,m B.95 RASMUllEN, Afarrwaga Agnes ADVANCE NZ 180 0.16 MAClACHlAN, Renton CHRISTIAN COALITION 902 l.l1 RICHARDl, L.n ALLIANCE 3,190 13.44 IUPElI, Mari. INDEPENDENT 5B6 tl2 WARD, james Emest Arthur CHRISTIAN COALITION 563 1.11 KELLY, Graham lABOUR PARTY 11,40B 4Ll2 FIELD, Tairo Phillip lABOUR PARTY 13,211 55.94 PRANKERD, Grant MdilLlICUDDY lERIOUl 211 1.00 BILYARD, Grant NATURAL lAW PARTY 90 OJ8 lHEPHERD, Wayne NATURAL lAW PARTY 53 0.19 MOANA, Thomas Kuru NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 1,912 8JI HARDING, Graham NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,12B ILl3 BROOME, David NZ NATIONAL PARTY 3,960 16.68 WEll!, Allan Roderick NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1,lB6 28.20 IFOPO, Francis UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 94 0.40 GREEN, David PROGRElllVE GREENI 291 1.08 Total valid Electorat. Vot.s 23,m 100.00 Total valid EI.ctorat. Votes 21,606 100.00 Informal Electorate Votes 469 Informal Electorat. Votes 303 e::l Majority 9,311 Majority 3,m E::'l

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Iiiiiji;.,;; .., ,,.0 48 EItetoral Comptndium EIre/oral Comptndium 49 0 • Par Yotel Yates % ~ 0 •- MANUREWA Par Votes Votes 0/, An NEW ZEAlAND 2,064 6,30 , An NEW ZEAlAND 911 3.71 o _• ADVANCE NZ 64 0.20 ~ ADVANCE NZ II 0.11 ALLIANCE 1,941 1.93 ' AlllAN(E 2,014 8.10 o . - ANIMAlS fiRST 10 0.20 ANIMAlS fiRST 43 0.13 e: AOTEAROA lEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 447 1.76 AOTEAROA lEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY m 1.08 o _ AliA PACIfIC UNITED PARTY 6 0.02 ~ '. AliA PA(lflC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 (HRIITIAN COALITION 1,111 3.11 , (HRISTIAN COALITION 1,147 4.12 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 190 0.18 ~ • ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 69 0.27 GREEN SO(IETY 17 0.01 , GREEN SO(IETY 41 0.16 lABOUR PARTY Il,Oll ll.70 ~ 0 •- lABOUR PARTY 9,820 38.72 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 0.01 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT II 0.03 1 3 o. McGlUICUDDY SERIOUS 47 0.14 ~ • McGilLICUDDY SERIOUS 64 O.H NATURAL lAW PARTY 29 0.11 NATURAL lAW PARTY II 0.11 I NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 110 0,34 ~ • NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 4 0.02 NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 3.390 10,31 o. NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 3.317 1l.08 o • NZ NATIONAL PARTY 11,996 36.63 t:: NZ NATIONAL PARTY 7,051 27.82 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH AmON Z4 0.07 Iii NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH AmON 18 0.07 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 49 0.11 ~ o. PROGRESSIVE GREE 41 0.16 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 I.o _ TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 THE lI8ERTARIANZ 6 0.02 e THE lIBERTARIANZ 4 0.02 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 209 0.82 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 212 0.61 0 Total "lid Party Vote, n,750 100.00 e: ,",•• Total "lid Party Vote, H,362 100.00 Inlonn.1 P.rty Votes 182 t:: ,. Infonn.1 Party Votes III e , • )-. • Electorate Votes Votes % I:: - Electorate Votes Votes '-' % COLE, P.trick AU NEW ZEAlAND 1,018 3.21 ,iii THOMPSON, John AU NEW ZEAlAND m 2.20 TAIMALElAGI TlUALO TOfilAU ADVAN(E NZ 161 0.49 I:: • JACKSON, Willi. ALLIANCE 1,492 1.91 MUlITALO, T.I. ALLIANCE 1,108 3.41 ,. MATSON, Brad.n (HRIITIAN (OALITION 781 3.09 VERMUNT, Ann.luci. COMMUNIST lEAGUE PARTY 30 0.09 I:: AMERY, (olin lloyd GREEN SO(IETY 141 0.17 R08ERTSON, ROll lA80UR PARTY 11,269 46.93 - HAWKINS, Georg. lA80UR PARTY 14,011 SI.47 DODDS, Gregory NATURAL lAW PARTY 72 0.22 E • (RAIG, Der.k McGilLICUDDY SERIOUS 151 0.60 ROGERS, Trevor NZ (ONSERVATIVE PARTY 1.497 4.60 - MclAREN, Fay. NATURAL lAW PARTY 67 0.27 ,Ii (lARK. Ng.ire NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 2,361 7.26 e MAI~ Roger NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,240 8.87 VEE, K.n NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,686 n.81 - MARINKOVICH, les NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1,442 21.14 fAlEAUTO, T.d UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 19l 0.90 ~ • HOOD, Malcolm UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY ll8 1.50 Total "lid Electorat. Votes n,I34 100.00 Tot.1 "lid EI.crorat. Votes H,266 100.00 Inlonn.1 Electorat. Votes 398 C: ••- Infonn.1 EI.crorat. Votes 209 M.jority 4,183 e -.- M.jority 8,m e! •- t: 'Ii.. 50 Eltc/oral Compl'lld;um Elreloral C011lpr'lrditmr " MAUNGAKIEKIE Par Votes Votes % ~ !i NAPIER Par Votes Votes % AD NEW ZEAlAND 2,317 AD NEW ZEAlAND 1,738 5,35 7.17 II ADVANCE NZ 22 0.07 ~ - ADVANCE NZ 5 0.01 2,706 AWANCE 3,93 I 12.10 AWANCE 8,37 II ANIHAlS FIRST 46 0.14 ~ - ANIHAlS FIRST 80 0.25 AOTEAROA lEGALIIE CANNABIS PARTY 400 1.24 AOTEAROA lEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 659 1.03 ~. AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 7 0.02 ~ ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 40 0.12 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,207 3.74 ~ CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,IlI 3.48 ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY 2SS 0.79 ~ -'" ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY 6 0.01 GREEN SOCIETY IS GREEN SOOETY 1.12 0.05 If:; .. 363 lABOUR PARTY 11,024 34.12 - lABOUR PARTY 10,897 33.54 HANA HAORI HOVEHENT 14 0.04 Wi HANA HAORI HOVEHENT 6 0.01 HcGlWCUDDY SERIOUS 12 0.22 ~ • HcGlUICUDDY SERIOUS 57 0.18 NATURAL lAW PARTY 78 0.24 OJ NATURAL lAW PARTY 45 0.14 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 14 0.04 ~ - NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 87 0.27 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,405 10.54 -~ NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,m 11.87 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,351 ll.03 f:: NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9,m 18.71 NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH AGiON lS 0.08 II!; NZSUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH AGiON 19 0.06 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 115 0,36 ..• PROGRESSIVE GREENS 61 0.19 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 f:; Ii TE TAWHARAU I 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ 11 0.05 .. THE lIBERTARIANZ 2 0.00 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY III 0.69 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 180 0.55 Total valid Party Votes 3l,lIZ 100.00 e ~ Total valid Party votes 32,490 100.00 Inform~ Party Votes 159 f:; • Informal Party votes 121 ~ = , Elenorate Votes Votes % ~,. Electorate Votes Votes % ~ ... OGilVIE, Angus Stuart AO NEW ZEAlAND 965 3.01 Hll~ Jean AD NEW ZEAlAND 1,185 3.99 ~, -iii SO'ONAlOU, England ADVANCE NZ 66 0.21 ...... GWYNN, Robin AWANCE 2,865 8.89 ROBSON, Hall ALLIANCE 3,188 9.94 BRAYBROOKE, Geoff lABOUR PARTY 11,756 55.11 NORTHEY, Richard John lABOUR PARTY 11,393 3S. ~ :! lEVINGSTON, Ian NATURAL lAW PARTY 134 0.41 ORCHARD,John HcGlWCUDDY SERIOUS Z07 0.65 SPENCER. Stuart NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 1,567 7.97 LODGE, Graeme NATURAL lAW PARTY 114 0,36 1;;s;;o;.. -._ WARD, Kathryn NZ NATIONAL PARTY 7,610 13.62 HIUS, Gilbert Colin NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 4,Oll 12.57 Total ~id Electorate Votes ll,217 100.00 VERNON, Belinda NZ NATIONAL PARTY 11.611 36.14 Inform~ Electorate Votes 394 BOND, Dorothy Helba PROGRESSIVE GREENS 254 0.79 Hajority 10.146 PURU, Bill REPUBLICAN PARTY II 0.10 lAHUJH, Ram Parkash UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 100 0.61 Total valid Electorate Votes ll,071 100.00 Informal Electorate Votes 400 Hajority 21B

52 £1«lorlll Com~dillm EltdorQ/ Compmdium 53 ; NElION Pari VOles VOles % li: ~ NEW LYNN Par VOles Votes % . Aa NEW ZEAlAND 1,900 5.49 Aa NEW ZEAlAND 1,506 4.89 ~ ADVANCE NZ 7 0.01 I! ADVANCE NZ )S 0.11 ALLIANCE 4,llO 11.10 ALlIAN(E ~ 1,916 9.46 ANIMALS FIRlT 61 O.IS I! ANIMALS FlRlT 51 0.1) AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNASI5 PARTY 464 1.34 AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNA81S PARTY 1.3) ~ ~ 4lJ ASIA PA(IFIC UNITED PARTY II 0.06 ASIA PACIfIC UNITED PARTY 6 0.01 (HRIIlIAN COALITION 1,106 6.38 (HRIIlIAN COALITION 1,6)4 5.4) ETHNI( MINORITY PARTY 4 0.01 I!! .SJ ETHNI( MINORITY PARTY III 0.75 GREEN SOCIETY 16 0.08 GREEN SOCIETY Ii: ~ f8 0.06 lA80UR PARTY 11,011 ) 1.81 lABOUR PARTY 10,95) 35.55 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 6 0.01 E: MANA MAORI MOVEMENT ) 0.01 McGilliCUDDY SERIOUS 187 0.54 3 McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS )J 0.14 NATURAL lAW PARTY 59 0.17 NATURAL lAW PARTY ~ )6 0.11 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 7 am Ii! NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 5 0.01 NEW ZEAlAND FIRlT PARTY ),417 9.88 ':1 NEW ZEAlAND FIRIl PARTY ),)00 10.71 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,651 )0.78 e: NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9,166 )0.0) NZ 5UPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH AmON 14 0.04 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH AmON ~ 16 0.08 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 94 O.ll t: PROGRESSIVE GREENS 101 OJ) TE TAWHARAU 0.00 I!!:,:t TE TAWHARAU a 0.00 THE lISERTARIANZ I) 0.04 , THE lI8ERTARIANZ 8 0.0) UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY lJO 0.66 f:3 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY III 0.56 TOlal ,alid Party VOl" )4,601 100.00 Total "lid Party Vo", )O,SII fOO,OO Informal Party VOl" 147 t:: .!! Informal Party VOl" I fl t: :!11

• Electorate Votes'" ~ ... ~ ~" ~~" ~ ,~~ Votes 'I/a t: :t Electorate Votes Votes 0/. ~ ',~. ,I RANDLE, Merv Aa NEW ZEAlAND 251 0.7) PRESCOTT, James ADVANCE NZ 91 0.30 WARD, Mik, ALLIANCE ),171 9.17 e 3 ROBINSON, Cliff ALLIANCE ),554 11.61 SAR8ER, Nick CHRIIlIAN COALITION )49 1.1 ) GOFF, Phil lABOUR PARTY 15.191 50.19 8l1NCOE, John lABOUR PARTY 8,057 lJ.JO e!t fOITER, Richard McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 10) 0.66 OWENS, Tim McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 179 O.SI McGRATH, le, NATURAL lAW PARTY 6S 0.11 McGREGOR, Mich,lI, NATURAL lAW PARTY S6 0.25 E~ MULLINS, Dawn NEW ZEAlAND ffRlT PARTY 1,616 8,55 DOWNEY, Bernard NEW ZEAlAND FIRlT PARTY 1,510 4.3) GARDNER, Richard NZ NATIONAL PARTY S,254 16,9) SMITH, Nick NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,481 59.11 e 3 DARIN, Marl< PROGRESSIVE GREENS )01 0.9S Total "lid Elworal' VOl" )4,584 100.00 HU8SCHER, John UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 118 0,41 Informal Elworal' VOl" 165 ~~ TOlal "lid Electoral, VOles )0,60) 100.00 Majority 11,414 Tnformal Electoral, Votes ) I) e:!t Majority ).1 )S !:3 ~~ E~ 54 [ll"CIOral Compt7ldium Eil'Cloral Conrprnd;um 55 Par Votes Votes % r:: '!l NORTH IHORE Par Votes Votes '10 AU NEW ZEALAND 1,492 4.43 AU NEW ZEALAND 5,015 13.78 ADVAN(E NZ 7 0.02 t:: .5i ADVAN(E NZ 0 0.00 AWANCE 3,2S2 9.74 1'::, 5i ALLlAN(E Z,I15 5.S4 ANIMAlS FIRST 77 0.23 ANIMAlS FIRST 50 0.14 AOTEAROA UGAUSE CANNASII PARTY 642 1.91 AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABII PARTY 456 1.25 ~'.~ AliA PA(IFIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 AliA PA(IFIC UNITED PARTY 4 0.01 (HRIITIAN COALITION 1,619 (HRIITIAN COALITION I,ISI 3.24 4.SI ~. :.3 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY S 0.02 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 71 0.20 GREEN loam 21 0.06 GREEN loom 50 0.14 LASOUR PARTY 9,S33 29.IS 1'::' :~ LASOUR PARTY 7,518 ZO.65 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 20 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 0.06 ~. :~ 3 0.00 McGILLI(UDDY IERIOUI 93 0.2S McGILLICUDDY IERIOUI 87 0.24 NATURAL LAW PARTY 4S 0.14 NATURAL LAW PARTY 43 0.1 Z NZ CONIERVATIVE PARTY 19 0.06 f!: :J NZ CONIERVATIVE PARTY II 0.03 NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 3,999 NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY II.S7 e~ .. ~ l,547 9.74 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,IS5 36.16 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 15,612 42.89 NZ IUPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH AOION 14 0.04 NZ IUPERANNUITANTI AND YOUTH AOION 41 0.11 PROGREIIIVE GREENI 100 0.30 t:'~ PROGREIIIVE GREENI 10l O.2S TE TAWHARAU TE TAWHARAU 0.00 fi!" ,~ 0 0.00 THE LlBERTARIANZ II 0.03 THE LlBERTARIANZ II 0.03 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY llJ 0.66 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 476 1.31 Total valid Party Votes 33,696 100.00 E:'~ ':I Total valid Party Votes l6,404 100.00 Informal Party Votes 151 Informal Party Votes fi!:~ 7J fi!::3

Electorat. Votes Vot.s % fi!:~ Electorat. Votes Votes % HUlTON, Tony AU NEW ZEALAND 391 1.16 QUiGUY, Derek Francis AU NEW ZEALAND 5,415 14.94 GAFFY, lu, ALLlAN(E 1,277 3.S0 I::<~ CAYFORD, joel AWANCE 4,S97 13.51 DUYNHOVEN, Harry LABOUR PARTY 20,746 61.67 BELDING, juli. (HRIITIAN COALITION 780 2.15 SOWRY, Bruce NATURAL LAW PARTY 63 0.19 fi!c~ HElliNG, Srad GREEN IO(lm 109 0.30 IlAATI, H,nry NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 1,771 5.26 CAMERON, Perry LABOUR PARTY 4,375 12.07 MAXWEll. Roger NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9,lIl 17.39 e~-= (LARK, F,lix McGILLICUDDY SERIOUI 263 0.73 O'NEIll. Paul PROGREIIIVE GREENI 181 0.54 PIANTA, Gail NATURAL LAW PARTY S4 0.2l Total valid EI,aorat. Votes 33,M2 100.00 SAffiN, Ann NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 4,165 11.49 Informal EI,aorat. Votes 205 MAPp, Wayn' NZ NATIONAL PARTY 15,763 43.4S Majority II,m GIWGAN, Trevor john NZ IUPERANNUITANTI 88 0.24 DOHERTY, Callandra PROGREIIIVE GREENI JIJ 0.86 Total valid EI,aorat. Votes 36,252 100.00 Informal EI.aorat. Votes 115 Majority 10,l4S

56 Eltdoral Compnldium £1«tol1l/ ComP""dium 57 • , NORTHCOn Par VOl., VOles % ~: • NORTHlAND Par VOles VOles '10 AU NEW ZEAlAND ),467 10.27 AU NEW ZEAlAND 1,914 6.59 ADVANCE NZ 2 0.00 ~ • ADVANCE NZ 1 0.00 ALLIANCE ),078 9.11 ALliANCE 3,207 10.99 ANIMALS FIRST 54 0.16 f!: • ANIMALS FIRST II 0.11 ADTEARDA UGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 451 1.34 AOIEAROA UGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 432 1.48 ~. AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 4 0.01 • AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION Ul8 3.90 CHRISTIAN COALITION I,lll 4.12 ~. • ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 119 0.15 · ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 0 0.00 GREEN SOCIETY 32 0.09 • GREEN SOCIETY 19 0.07 lABOUR PARTY 8,267 24.48 E:. lABOUR PARTY 5,741 19.66 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 5 0.01 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 17 0.06 ~. • McGIlliCUDDY 5ERIOUS 83 0.25 • McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 101 0.15 NATURAL lAW PARTY 49 0.15 • NATURAL lAW PARTY 81 0.28 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 7 0.02 Ii!" · NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 5 0.02 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,m 9.56 • NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 6,348 21.74 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,997 38.49 e:- · NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9,665 3l.11 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH AGiON 26 0.08 • NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH AGiON 17 0.06 PROGRESSIVE GREEN5 110 0.13 f=. • PROGRESSIVE GREENS 116 0.40 IE TAWHARAU 0 IE TAWHARAU 0.00 ~. • I 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ 19 0.06 • THE lIBERTARIANZ 9 0.03 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 455 U5 "ii UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 153 0.52 ~. Total valid Party VOles ll,77D 100.00 • Total valid Party VOles 19,194 100.00 Informal Party VOl., 91 Ii: , • Informal Party VOIOI 101

~ • , II 10 Electorate VOle, VOl., ''" % t:: • Electorate Voles . VOles' % BIRD, Kieran AU NEW ZEAlAND I,m 3.6B lATIMER, John AU NEW ZEAlAND 589 2.02 GILLON, Granl ALLIANCE 3,m 11.68 GROVER, frank AlUANCE 3,515 11.08 MOLVING, Merete GREEN SOCIETY 100 0.30 JACK, Ned CHRISTIAN COAUTION 1J8 2.54 HARTLEY, Ann lABOUR PARTY 9,216 l7.43 DAlY, Cherry INDEPENDENT 551 1.89 SMITH, Bernard McGIlliCUDDY SERIOUS m 0.70 PANGARI, Peler lABOUR PARTY 2,825 9.71 O'BRIEN, Kevin NATURAL lAW PARTY 52 0.15 TAYLOR, Dale Magnus McGilliCUDDY SERIOUS 212 0.73 PHILLIPS, Janie NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,B75 B.56 BUSH, Leigh Aloha NATURAL lAW PARTY 76 0.26 REVElL Ian NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1),179 41.0 I PETERS, Ron NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 7,117 24.45 LEE, Peter PROGRESSIVE GREENS 1I3 0.63 CARTER, John NZ NATIONAL PARTY Il.Oll 44.78 WARNER, Pamera REPUBLICAN PARTY 15 0.04 PRIME, Kevin PROGRESSIVE GREENS 449 1.54 HILT, Peter UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 1,955 5.82 Total valid Electorate VOles 29,105 100.00 TOlal valid EI"lorate VOles ll,598 100.00 Informal Electorate VOles 190 Informal Electorate Votes 263 Majority 5,961 Majority 4,563

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58 [ltC/oral Com~lIdillm Eitctoral Compnrdium 59 , OHARIU,BElMONT Par VOles VOles % i:~ '3 Par VOles VOles % ACT NEW ZEAlAND 2,105 6.35 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,928 5.34 ~! :3 ADVANCE NZ 4 0.01 ADVANCE NZ 20 0.06 AWANCE 2,149 8.30 ~ ALUANCE 3,61J 10.18 ~~ ~ ANIHA15 FIRST 16 O.ll ANIHALS FIRST 12 0.20 388 1.11 AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 611 1.88 AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY ~ ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 15 0.05 f!' ASIA PAmlC UNITED PARTY 0 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,590 4.80 " CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,443 4.00 ~ ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY 11 0.06 I!: ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY 3 0.00 GREEN SOCIETY 15 0.05 f!:' :5 GREEN SOCIETY 20 0.06 lABOUR PARTY 8,645 26.09 lABOUR PARTY 9,121 26.96 HANA HAORI HOVEHENT 4 0.01 fi!, HANA HAORI HOVEHENT 4 0.01 HdilWCUDDY SERIOUS 113 0.34 5 HdilWCUDDY SERIOUS 139 0.39 NATURAL lAW PARTY 66 0.20 NATURAL lAW PARTY 46 0.1l NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 16 0.05 ~' 5 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 124 0.34 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 1,949 5.88 5 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,911 10,85 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14,454 4J.62 E:' NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1l,875 38.45 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION II 0.01 fi!: '5 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 10 0.03 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 43 0.1l PROGRESSIVE GREENS 12 0.20 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 ~: S TE TAWHARAU 3 0.00 THE UBERTARIANZ 9 0.03 THE LlBERTARIANZ 6 0.02 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 851 2.51 ~' ~ UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 111 0.91 Total valid Party VOl.. B,135 100.00 ' Total valid Party VOles 36,OB6 100.00 90 Infonnal Party VOles 13B Informal Party Vales ~:: :s 1!!2 '~

• Electoral' VOles VOles % E::~ Elecloral' 'VOI'S • VOl'S % SHIRLEY, len ACT NEW ZEAIANO 1.931 5.94 DIll. Anne ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,162 3.23 BUNKlE, Phillida ALUANCE 3,966 Il.lI f:: .. WOOD, Nonnan AUIANCE 3,174 B.83 THO HAS, Rosemarie CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,191 3.61 - BRADFIELD, Granl CHRISTIAN COALITION 911 2.12 iii SHITH, Verna lABOUR PARTY 1,402 ll.19 Ii!: ALBISTON, Bruce INDEPENDENT 5,191 14.44 WHARTON, jonal HdilUICUDDY SERIOUS 459 1.41 - HAHILTON, Garth INDEPENDENT 1JJ 0.65 DONOVAN, Penelope ForreSler NATURAL lAW PARTY 114 0.54 E' • YIAIHIS, janel lABOUR PARTY 6,638 18.41 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 1,448 4.46 - LEGGE, Hike HdilWCUDDY SERIOUS 414 1.J2 DAVIS, Ernie DUNNE, Peter UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY I S,915 48.99 Ii!; DRAKE, Carolyn NATURAL lAW PARTY 94 0.26 Total valid Electorale VOles 32,486 100.00 - HcHUGH, Hargarel Ann NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 1,461 4.01 Infonnal EltelOrale VOles JJ9 Ii! ..- PERIINS, Stan NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,1l4 1.61 Hajority 8,513 HERLIHY. Gavan james NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1l.643 1l.96 1:' -:: FlEURY, Kevin UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 159 0.44 -Ei Total valid Electorale VOles 35,940 100.00 t: Inlonnal Electorale Vales 2B4 - Hajority 1,005 ~ Iii- E .. £ltdorfll Comptndium 61 60 Elmora/ Comptndillm - II OTAKI Part Votes Votes % OWAIRAKA Part Votes Votes % ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,l5B 188 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 2,218 6.77 ADVANCE NZ 7 0.02 ADVANCE N2 4B 0.15 AWANCE 4,494 12.B2 AlliANCE 2,S76 7.B6 ANIHALS FIRST 66 0.19 ANIHALS FIRST 41 0.1l AOTEAROA LEGAUIE CANNABIS PARTY 394 1.12 AOTEAROA LEGAUIE CANNABIS PARTY 462 1.41 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 7 0.02 CHRIITIAN COAUTION I.BII 5.17 CHRIITIAN COAUTION 1,664 5.08 ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY 5 ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY 274 0.84 GREEN SOCIETY 256 O.ll I!: " S GREEN SOCIETY 42 0.13 lABOUR PARTY 10,461 29.85 lABOUR PARTY 11,524 35.15 HANA HAORI HOVEHENT 16 0.05 HANA HAORI HOVEHENT ~ S 22 0.07 HcGlWCUDDY SERIOUS 74 0.21 HcGlLUCUDDY SERIOUS 67 0.20 NATURAL lAW PARTY 6B 0.19 NATURAL lAW PARTY ~: :!! 64 0.20 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY lOB OJ I NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 10 0.03 NEW ZEAlAND FlRlT PARTY 4,409 12.58 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY E:" ~ 2,710 8.27 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 11,143 31.80 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,657 32.51 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 17 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 0.05 ~ ~ 24 0.07 PRDGREIIIVE GREENS 47 0.13 PROGREIIIVE GREENS 90 0.27 TE TAWHARAU I 0.00 f: 3 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 THE UBERTARIANZ 6 0.02 THE LlBERTARIANZ 16 0.05 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 300 0.86 1:' 3 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 268 0.82 Total valid Party Votes 35,043 100.00 . Total valid Party Votes n,784 100.00 Informal Party Votes 139 t:' .. Informal Party Votes 2J4

Electorat, Votes Votes % Electorat, Votes Votes % CLULEE, Robin ACT NEW ZEAlAND 309 0.88 COUPER, Andrew ACT NEW ZEAlAND 768 1.16 SHITH, Hike AWANCE 3,291 9.41 1:" ~ CHUAH, Eric ADVANCE NZ 50 0.15 HONORE, Kevin CHRIITIAN COAUTION 1,110 118 LOCKE, Keith ALLIANCE 1,775 5.45 lABOUR PARTY 14,183 KEALl Judy 40.57 e: ~ ClARK, Helen lA80UR PARTY 16,686 5UO GAUSTAD, Alan NATURAL lAW PARTY 96 0.27 JOHNSON, Julia HcGlWCUDOY SERIOUS 217 0.67 TAHIHANA, Jack NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,m 7.93 E: -. DAVY, Hartin Horatio NATURAL lAW PARTY 90 0.28 1l,195 - SOWRY, Roger Horrison NZ NATIONAL PARTY 37.7l KEILLER, Jason NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,297 7.05 100.00 Total valid Electorate Votes 34,956 ~. 9 RAFFlW, Phil NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,706 n.85 Informal Electorate Votes 226 Total valid Electorate Votes .~ n,589 100.00 Hajority 988 ~ Informal Electorate Votes 429 Hajority 5,980 t:~ 1:9 ~9

t: -~ EI«fonrl Ccrrqxrulillm " EJn:t0TlJ/ Co~ium OJ •I " PAKURANGA Part Votes Votes % ~~ 3 Par Votes Votes Y, 3,794 " AU NEW ZEAlAND 1,478 AU NEW ZEAlAND ILl3 Ii! , :! 4.44 ADVANCE NZ 6 0.02 ADVANCE NZ 6 0.02 1,963 ALLIANCE 3,841 ILlS AWANCE 5.76 Ii!: ~ ANIHALl fiRST 42 0.12 ANIMALS FIRST 68 0.20 AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 3BB 1.14 t!- .;; AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 176 1.73 ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 7 0.02 ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 3 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION I,S07 4.42 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,920 1.77 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 194 0.S7 ~ ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY II 0.01 GREEN SOOETY 22 0.06 - GREEN SOCIETY 16 0.01 lABOUR PARTY 6,111 19.12 f: S lABOUR PARTY 10,348 3LOB MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 2 0.00 oiii MANA MAORI MOVEMENT Il 0.04 McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 71 O.ll ~ McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 170 0.11 -~ NATURAL lAW PARTY II 0.16 NATURAL lAW PARTY 64 0.19 ~. ~ NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 41 0.13 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY B 0.02 NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 3,B08 ILl8 E: oiii NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,102 10.12 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 11,264 44.79 - NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,902 32.74 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH AniON 26 0.08 Ii! oiii NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH AGJON 17 0.01 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 88 0.26 - PROGRESSIVE GREENS 77 0.23 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 Ii! .. TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ 20 0.06 - THE lIBERTARIANZ 14 0.04 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY lSI 0.71 f: iii UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY m 0.76 Total valid Party Votes 34,076 100.00 - Total valid Party Votes 33,294 100.00 Informal Party Vote, 91 t= Wi Informal Party Votes 108 t= -.- ~ Electorate Votes Vote, % t: 9 Electora!e Votes Votes % HACKAY, Heather An NEW ZEAlAND 1,192 4.70 WILDE, Val AU NEW ZEAlAND 1,1l4 4.09 ii BARNARD, Trevor ALLIANCE 2,701 7.98 e HEHIR, G.rard ALLIANCE 2,260 6.B2 CHRISTIAN COAlITION 1,011 - 80WATER, Grant STARREN8URG, Craig liD CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,143 4.66 ~. ClARKE, jam .. lA80UR PARTY 4,683 1l.83 9 MAHAREY, S!ev," lABOUR PARTY IB.313 IUB SASQUATCH McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 3I I 0.93 O'NEIL~ Paddy McGILLICUDDY IERIOUS m 1.\8 ti HODGSON, john NATURAL lAW PARTY 70 0.21 E - MARTIN, Tony NATURAL lAW PARTY 87 0.26 WHOOLEY, Rob NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 3,994 11.79 JANS, Trevor NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 1,767 S.J3 WILLIAMSON, Maurice NZ NATIONAL PARTY 19,187 16.61 ~- 9 MATHEW, G.orge NZ NATIONAL PARTY UB3 21.98 FORSYTH, Catherin. PROGRESSIVE GREENS 274 O.BI -9 Total valid EI.aora!e Votes 33,Il0 100.00 Total valid EI.aoolt. Votes 33,867 100.00 e Informal EI.aorat. Votes 17l Informal EI.aorat. Votes 300 Majority 11,030 Majority 14.104 E -9 e r:i- e ..-

64 Eltc/oral Compmdillm Eireloral Compmdillm 65 PORT WAIKATO Par VOles ." VOles % RAKAIA Par VOles VOles % AU NEW ZEAlAND 1,796 6.24 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 2,194 6.46 ADVANCE NZ S O.OJ ADVANCE NZ 10 O.OJ AWANCE 2,452 S.52 ALLIANCE J,5S2 10.S! ANIMALS fiRST 5I O.IS ANIMALS FIRST 62 O.IS AD7EAROA LEGAUSE CANNASIS PARTY 441 I.SJ AOTEAROA LEGAlISE CANNASIS PARTY J66 LOS ASIA PACIFIC UNITEO PARTY 0.00 ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 0 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,211 4.21 CHRISTIAN COAUTION 1,151 3.41 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY IS 0.06 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 6 0.02 GREEN SOCIETY lS 0.09 GREEN SOCIETY 2S 0.07 IASOUR PARTY 6,354 22.09 IASOUR PARTY 7,956 23.44 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 21 0.07 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 2 0.00 McGlUICUDOY SERIOUS III 0.42 McGlWCUDDY SERIOUS 100 0.29 NATURAL lAW PARTY 21 0.09 NATURAL lAW PARTY 50 0.15 NZ CONSERVAnvE PARTY 17 0.06 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 9 O.OJ NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 4,996 I7J7 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY J.SSO II.4J NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,S09 JUS NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14.ISO 41.7S NZ SUPERANNUITANT! ANO YOUTH AUiON 2J O.OS NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH AUiON 12 0.04 PROGREllIVE GREENS 64 O.ll PROGRESSIVE GREENS 5S 0.17 IE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 :! TE TAWHARAU I 0.00 THE UBERTARlANZ 10 O.OJ THE lIBERTARIANZ II O.OJ UNITEO NEW ZEAlAND PARTY JI9 1.11 -~ UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 2S0 0.S2 Total valid Party VOl!! 2S,765 100.00 Total valid Party Votes ll,94 I 100.00 Inlonna! Party VOl!! IDS t: .~ Inlormal Party VOles 104

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J Ele«orale VOles' , .•. "'''', VOles " '10 It:~ .~ Eleclorale VOles VOles '10 lAMS. Marl,ne M. ACT NEW ZEAIANO S04 2.SI RICHARDSON, Dean (:i r'1i AU NEW ZEAlAND 721 2.14 PETCHEY, Francis AWANCE 2,m 10.ll - ROSERT!ON. Mark AWANCE WI S.6S HAYWARD, Rick CHRISTIAN COALITION 7JJ 2.56 FRANm, Rosemary CHRlmAN COALITION ~, 1:11 m 2.ll HUGHES, T,rry IASOUR PARTY 4,SSS 17.09 - !TONE. Geoff IASOUR PARTY 10,02S 29.70 SUTCUFFE, David McGlWCUDDY SERIOUS J97 1.l9 SMIWE. Ian NATURAL lAW PARTY 10J OJI e~ .. PAGE, CoUeen COMINS, Rhonda·Usa NATURAL lAW PARTY S4 0.29 .- NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY J,702 10.96 FORSES, John NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 5,m 19J2 SHIPLEY. Jenny NZ NATIONAL PARTY 15,OSS 44.60 12,529 ~.' a SIRCH. Sill NZ NATIONAL PARTY 4J.SO HOWIE, John UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY JOI 0.S9 COLSON, Diane UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 720 2.52 Total valid Electorale VOles ll,766 100.00 ~. a Total valid Ele«Orale VOl!! 2S,604 100.00 Inlormal Electorate Votes 279 Inlonna! El,ctorate Votes 266 Majority 5,DJ0 Majority 7,002 1::' 9 e a

~ ~!:! E ,-;;... 66 Elmural Compnulium El«tora/ Compnulium 67 • RANGATIKEI Pan Votes Votes % RIMUTAKA Par Votes Votes % ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,665 5,11 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,091 3.49 ADVANCE NZ 12 0.04 ADYANCE NZ 2 0.00 ALUANCE 3,679 11.29 AUIANCE 3,618 II .69 ANIHALS FIRST 62 0.19 ANIHALS FIRST 65 0.21 AOTEAROA LEGALl5E CANNABIS PARTY 393 1.21 AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 441 1.42 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 0 0.00 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 19 0.06 CHRlmAN COALITION 1,772 5.44 CHRlmAN COALITION 1,693 5.38 ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY 7 0.02 ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY 12 0.04 GREEN SOCIETY IB 0.06 'S GREEN SOCIETY 10 0.03 lABOUR PARTY T,lB2 23.B9 lABOUR PARTY 10,560 3l.58 HANA HAORI HOVEHENT 16 0.05 HANA HAORI HOVEHENT 9 . 0.03 HcGlLUCUDDY SERIOUS 124 0.38 HcGlLLICUDDY SERIOUS liS 0.37 NATURAL lAW PARTY 63 0.19 NATURAL lAW PARTY II 0.01 NZ CDNSERYATIYE PARTY 176 0.54 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 1 0.02 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 4,921 15.11 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY l,Ill 9.96 HZ NATIONAL PARTY II,6S9 35.79 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,270 32.66 NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION 10 0.03 NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION 18 0.06 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 52 0.16 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 56 0.18 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 TE TAWHARAU 2 0.00 THE L1BERTARlANZ 12 0.04 THE L1BERTARIANZ 8 0.03 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 151 0.46 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 229 0.73 Total v~id Party Votes 32,514 100.00 Total "lid Party Votes lI,450 100.00 Inform.1 Party Votes 88 Inform.1 Party Votes 93

.. Electorate Votes Votes % Electorate Votes Votes 0/, '" " BAILEY, Victor ACT NEW ZEAlAND 566 1.14 DANCE, Owen ACT NEW ZEAlAND 361 1.17 HACINTYRE, H.mish ALLIANCE 4,583 14.12 TRACEY, Brendan ALLIANCE 2,m 1.60 JARVIS, Yic CHRlmAN COALITION 9JT 2.89 to." HOUNSELL Geoff CHRlmAN COALITION 1,043 3.33 J::; . SWAIN, P.ul BEHHAH, Bruce INDEPENDENT 3,365 10.31 ~ lABOUR PARTY 11,665 J7.l4 WHITE, jill lABOUR PARTY 8,162 25.15 I;;. HEGARTY, Dan HcGlLLICUDDY SERIOUS 251 0.80 I; . WElT, Neil BlATCHFORD, john NATURAL lAW PARTY 68 0.21 ~ NATURAL lAW PARTY 52 0.11 HOWARD, jim HZ CONSERYATIVE PARTY 394 1.21 HcCARDLE, Peter NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 6,176 21.63 WOOlSTON, Peter john NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,450 10.63 BISDH, Karyn NZ NATIONAL PARTY 8,181 28.06 MARSHALL Denis NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,925 lJ.61 Total "lid EI.ctorat. Yotes 31,320 100.00 Tot.1 "lid Electorate Votes 32,450 100.00 Inform.1 EI.ctorat. Yotes llJ Inform.1 Electorate Votes 212 Hajority 2,818 H.jority 2,763

68 £Irelora/ Comprndil.!m Eltctoral Compt'rtdium 69 . ~ I • RODNEY Par VOles VOles 'I. I!-: ~ RONGOTAI Par VOles VOles % ACT NEW ZEAlAND 3,llB 8.39 .. ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,812 5.13 ADVANCE NZ 2 0.00 II! - ADVANCE NZ 8 0.02 AlliANCE 3,144 8.14 .. ALUANCE 4,152 11.15 ANIMAlI flRlT 65 0.11 1':' - ANIMAlI flRlT 89 0.21 AOTEAROA UGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 601 AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNA81S PARTY 166 1.11 1.51 "- ASIA PACifIC UNITED PARTY 4 0.01 ~ ASIA PACifiC UNITED PARTY 18 O.ll CHRISTIAN COALITION 2,235 5.19 iW CHRISTIAN COAUTION 1,136 l.ll ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 15 0.04 ~ ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 18 0.05 GREEN SOCIETY 103 GREEN SOCIETY 2J 0.01 0.21 '!!! lABOUR PARTY 1,621 19.14 ~ lABOUR PARTY 11,980 33.91 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 4 0.01 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 21 0.06 ~ iii MtGlLUCUDDY SERIOUS B2 0.21 - MtGlLUCUDDY SERIOUS 141 0.40 NATURAL lAW PARTY 39 0.10 NATURAL lAW PARTY 56 0.16 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 12 0.03 ~ S NZ CONSERVAnvE PARTY 1 0.01 NEW ZEAlAND flRlT PARTY 5,963 15.45 NEW ZEAlAND flRlT PARTY 1,269 6.41 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14,917 3B.80 t: =' NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,048 34.10 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH ACTION 26 0.01 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH ACTION 11 0.05 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 183 0.41 t: :! PROGRESSIVE GREENS 90 0.25 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 THE UBERTARIANZ 14 0.04 t:: :! THE U8ERTARIANZ 12 0.03 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 211 0.10 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 609 1.12 TOlal valid Party VOles 38,605 100.00 i!' :! Total valid Party Votes 35,lll 100.00 Informal Party VOles 102 Informal Party VOles 144 1:' ~ ~. :! .. Elworale VOles VOles % t:' ~ EIWoraie VOles VOles % DENT,8rian ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,539 4.01 GORE, St.phtn ACT NEW ZEAlAND 801 2.28 liE, Mik. AlliANCE 1,684 20.06 1:: ~ HAMILTON, Bill AlliANCE 2,848 B.ll AL80N, Vic GREEN SOCIETY 168 0.44 O'CONNEL~ Kevin Palrick AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS 666 1.90 MEURANT, RoSl INDEPENDENT 2,8JJ 1.40 l! ~ MUUTALO, Mano'o L ASIA PACifiC UNITED PARTY 161 0.46 COUTANCHE, Mik. lA80UR PARTY 3,183 9.88 KING. Annell. lABOUR PARTY 18,103 51.Bl iii SMITH, Val MtGllliCUDDY SERIOUS 346 0.90 e: ~ SMITH, Greg S'Bik. MtGlLUCUDDY SERIOUS 304 D.Bl WOOD, Ang.la Mary NATURAL lAW PARTY 116 O.JD MORE HAM, Richard NATURAL lAW PARTY 66 0.19 GIll. David Gregory NEW ZEAlAND flRlT PARTY 6,118 15.91 ~ ~ HURIWAKA. O.m NEW ZEAlAND flRlT PARTY I,m HD SMITH, Lockwood NZ NATIONAL PARTY 15.115 39.46 MAJOR, David NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,503 29.93 HAYES, Callum PROGRESSIVE GREENS 380 0.99 t! ~ MONCUR, frank PRIVATE ENTERPRISE 39 0.11 HILT, Michael UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 221 0.58 BRIGHT, Steven UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 216 0.19 Total "lid EI.aoral. VOles 38,303 100.00 E -~ Total valid EI.aorat. Votes 35,094 100.00 Informal EI.aorat. Votes 404 Informal EI.aorat. VOI.S 383 Majority 1,431 t: ~ Majority 1,100 ~ ~ t: :3 70 El«toral Compmdium Eln:IOrri/ Comptndium 71 I Part VOles VOles % 1:. :3 TAMAKI Part VOles VOleS % ' ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,402 4.72 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 5,277 16.46 ADVANCE N2 I 0.00 ~ :s ADVANCE NZ 20 0.06 AWANCE 2,909 9.79 AWANCE 1,700 5.30 ANIMAll FIRST 52 O.IB ~ :s ANI MAll FIRST 31 0.10 AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 417 1.40 AOTEAROA LEGAUIE CANNABII PARTY 2B3 O.BB AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 ~ :.! AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,316 4.43 CHRISTIAN COALITION B39 2.62 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 12 0.04 ~ :3 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 143 0.45 GREEN SOCIETY GREEN IOCIETY 24 O.OB (: ji 44 0.14 lABOUR PARTY 6,B95 2l.l1 lABOUR PARTY 7,342 21.90 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT II 0.07 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 3 0.00 MdilWCUDDY SERIOUS 102 0.34 l: :.3 MdilLlICUDDY IERIOUS 52 0.16 NATURAL lAW PARTY II 0.07 NATURAL lAW PARTY 41 0.13 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 74 0.15 l!:'~ NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 13 0.04 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 5,417 IB.24 I NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,790 B.70 E:'~ NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,734 36.14 I NZ NATIONAL PARTY fl,093 40.B4 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH ACTION 12 0.04 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YDUTH ACTION 12 0.04 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 102 0.34 ~ !! PROGREIIIVE GREENS 97 0.30 TE TAWHARAU II 0.04 TE TAWHARAU ~ 0.00 THE UBERTARIANZ 3 0.01 t: THE lIBERTARIANZ IB 0.06 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 174 0.59 :3 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 156 O.BO Total valid Pari)' YOIeS 29,703 100.00 E: Total valid Pari)' VOleS 32,057 100.00 Inlonn.1 Pari)' YOIeS BO Inlonn~ Party VOleS 12B f: ~ I!! ~ ~ Electorale VOles VOles' % E: :~, EleClorale VOles VOles % WRATHALL Slephen Henry ACT NEW ZEAlAND J7I 1.15 ICHNAUER, Patricia ACT NEW ZEAlAND 4,177 13.12 RIDINGS, Keilh AlLIANCE PREICOTT, Manu ADVANCE NZ 6,228 21.05 t: '!~ B9 0.2B WINTER, G.off CHRISTIAN COAUTION B64 2.n STEWARD, Rosali. AlLIANCE 2,066 6.49 MICHIE, Rosemary lABOUR PARTY 4,149 14.02 e ~ WHITMORE, Peler GREEN 10CIETY 144 0.45 HOLROYD Adrian MdilLUCUDDY SERIOUS IB3 0.62 HENRY, lu. INDEPENDENT 162 0.51 GWYNNE, Frank NATURAL lAW PARTY J7 0.13 c '] HUNT, Jonalhan lucas lABOUR PARTY 6,B2B 21.45 QUIRKE, Dennis NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY m 0.76 AJ McGILLICUDDY IERIOUI 201 0.63 SlURT, Charles William NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 5,029 17.00 e :] KETTU, Gra.m. William NATURAL lAW PARTY 70 0.22 BRADFORD, Max NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,124 40.9B CHAMBERlAIN, Ron NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,B49 B.95 WIWAMS, Allan PROGRESSIVE GREENS 192 0.65 e "3 IIMICH, Clem NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14,B3B 46.62 VERCOE, Hawea Ralph TE TAWHARAU IB3 0.62 IPIUER, Rodger PROGRESIIVE GREENS 'i] 403 1.27 Total valid EI.aorale VOleS 29,5B5 100.00 t: Total valid EI.aorale VOleS lI,m 100.00 Inlonn.1 Eleaorale VOleS 19B Inlonnal EI.a.rale VOI.s J58 Majority 5,B96 t= ~ Majority B,OIO ~ :...!

72 £1«toTii/ Comptndium r: ':J £l«torai Compmdium 7J ...... I• ~ TARANAKI.KING COUNTRY Par Vote, Vote, % ~: :!! TAUPO Par Votes Votes % 1,915 1.IB AU NEW ZEAlAND 1,294 AU NEW ZEAlAND Ii!: r'i 4.50 ADVANCE NZ 6 0.02 - ADVANCE NZ 4 0.01 ALLIANCE 2,291 8.15 AWANCE 2,369 8.24 ~. ~ ANIMAl! fiRST 31 0.13 ANI MAll FIRST 40 0.14 AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 19l 1.43 j AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 455 1.58 AliA PACIfIC UNITEO PARTY o 0.00 f! AliA PACIfIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,246 4.53 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,121 H2 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 4 0.01 I! ~ ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 13 0.05 GREEN SOCIETY 11 0.06 j GREEN SOCIETY 23 O.OB lABOUR PARTY 4,160 15.13 I! lABOUR PARTY B,061 28.05 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 33 0.12 riii MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 11 0.06 MilWCUDDY SERIOUS 11 0.2B ~ - McGlWCUDDY SERIOUS 100 0.15 NATURAL lAW PARTY NATURAL lAW PARTY 35 0.13 II! .~ 40 0.14 NZ CONSERVAnvE PARTY 43 0.16 - NZ CONSERVAnvE PARTY 66 0.23 NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 4,096 14.89 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 4,lB9 16.66 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,841 46.69 e ~ NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,116 35.19 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH AGiON II 0.04 ... NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH AGiON 18 0.06 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 62 O.ll ~ - PROGRESSIVE GREENS 66 0.23 TE TAWHARAU o 0.00 TE TAWHARAU I 0.00 Ii! .. THE lIBERTARIANZ 3 0.01 - THE lIBERTARIANZ 10 0.03 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 169 0.61 E: .. UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY III 0.46 Total ,~id Party Votes 21,504 100.00 - Total ,~id Party Votes 2B,143 100.00 Info"",, Party Votes 101 t! iii Inform~ Party Votes 86 ~ ..- , Electorate Votes . Votes % t: ~ Electorate Votes. Votes % JOHNSON, Tre,or AU NEW ZEAlAND 902 J.JO DIXON, Adrian AU NEW ZEAlAND 552 1.93 CAMPBEll. Kevin AWANCE 2,560 9.36 t: "., CADMAN, .ryI AWANCE 1,501 5.21 POWER, Brett INDEPENDENT 209 0.16 - BURTON, Mark lABOUR PARTY 11,134 38.94 CALVERT, Peter lABOUR PARTY 3,515 1101 ~ r. DICK. David McGlWCUDDY SERIOUS 229 0.80 AMOHANGA, jacqui MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 14 0.21 :-. FLYNN, jan NATURAL lAW PARTY 1l 0.26 HAlYO, Anand McGlWCUDDY SERIOUS 2BB 1.05 C' ~ VINE, Bob NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 118 0.62 GREIG, joanna NATURAL lAW PARTY 101 0.11 PETERS, Ian NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 5,362 18.15 ORO, Robin NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 4,111 11.ll e C. McCARTHY, john NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9,560 ll.43 BOLGER, james Brendan NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14,934 54.60 +::.- Total ,alid Electorat. Votes 28,595 100.00 Total "lid EI.ctorat. Votes 21,354 100.00 e Inform~ EI.ctorat. Votes 234 Informal EI.ctorat. Votes 251 - Majority 1,514 Majority 10,m I: r,!j .f: ~ii- e ,.- C ~ 74 Elretoral Compaldium Eltctoral Comptlldium 75 i 1';':3 ~ Par Votes Votes % I TUKITUKI Par Votes Votes % ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,580 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 2,019 6.31 4.15 I! 'I ~ ADVANCE NZ 5 0.01 ADVANCE NZ I 0.00 ALLIANCE 2,621 6.88 E: ' ~ ALLIANCE 3,024 9.54 ANIHAIS fiRST 4J 0.11 I ANIHAIS fiRST 39 0.12 AOTEAROA UGAlI5E CANNABIS PARTY JB6 1.01 F!'.~ AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 516 1.82 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 5 0.01 I AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 28 0.09 CHRISTIAN COALITION 2,612 6.85 ~ :!! CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,561 4.95 ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY J 0.00 ETHNIC HINORITY PARTY 4 0.01 GREEN 50CIETY 21 0.06 GREEN SOCIETY f! ~ 24 0.08 lABOUR PARTY B,IBI 21.48 lABOUR PARTY 9,916 31.29 HANA HAORI HOVEHENT 1 0.02 HANA HAORI HOVEHENT ~ ~ 14 0.04 HcGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 109 0.29 HcGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 64 0.20 NATURAL lAW PARTY 19 O.OS ~ ~ NATURAL lAW PARTY 16 0.24 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 10 0.03 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 6 0.02 NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 9,849 25.84 E: ~ NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY J,64J 11.50 NZ NATIONAL PARTY l2,m 1l.33 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10.431 ll.92 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH ACTION 62 0.16 ~ ~ NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION 8 O.OJ PROGRESSIVE GREENS 16 0.20 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 15 0.24 TE TAWHARAU 3 0.00 e: .:9 TE TAWHARAU 3 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ 6 0.02 THE lIBERTARIANZ B 0.03 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 189 0.50 ~ ~ UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 161 0.51 Total valid Party Votes 3B,118 100.00 Total valid Party Votes 31,681 100.00 Infonnal Party Vote! 141 Infonnal P.rty Votes 119

t Electorat, Votes Votes % Electorat, Votes Votes % RYAN, Hich.el ACT NEW ZEAlAND 615 1.62 ~. ORHOND, John ACT NEW ZEAlAND 3,588 11.38 BARHAH, Gary AlliANCE 1,510 4.13 ALCHIN·SHITH, Harry ALLIANCE I,B64 5.91 WONG KEf, Tuli STEINER, K,I CHRISTIAN COAlITION 1,619 4.42 e: ~ AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 13 O.2J HAHHOND, Stephanie lABOUR PARTY 3,145 9.85 VERHEUUN, Helm. CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,021 J.24 CAIRNS, Graeme Willi.m Hd;IWCUDDY SERIOUS liD 0.82 ~ _ BARKER, Rick lABOUR PARTY 14,764 46.81 r; TREADWEll. Helen NATURAL lAW PARTY 12 0.19 :~ OUSmy, Hartyn NATURAL lAW PARTY 130 0.41 PETERS, WinSlon NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 18.991 49.91 ~ :'. KINGI, K.ri James NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 2,\59 8.11 O'REGAN, Katherine NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,969 2B.85 ~ ~ REEVES, Gra.m. NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1,538 23.90 LEECH, Haxine NZ PROGRESSIVE PARTY 11 0.01 e ~ Total "lid EI.ctorat. Votes 31,m 100.00 TE RANI, Steven TE TAWHARAU II 0.08 Infonn.1 EI.ctorat. Votes 269 Total "lid Electorate Votes 38,015 100.00 C ~ Hajority 7,ll6 Infonnal Electorate Votes 244 Hajority 8,028 e:.!! e~

C~ 76 El«torlZi Compmdillm Elmoral Comptndium 77 • WAIMAKARIRI Par Votes • Votes ", % P.r Vot'l Vot'l % ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,382 195 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 1,895 5,59 ADVANCE NZ 10 om ADVANCE NZ 20 0,06 AWANCE 4,047 11.56 AWANCE 2,m 8,65 ANIMAL! FIRST 43 0.12 ANIMAL! FIRST 59 0,17 AOTEARDA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 411 AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 501 1.48 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARn I AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 6 O,OZ CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,678 4.19 CHRISTIAN COALITION Z,029 5,98 ETHNIC MINORITY PARn 3 0,00 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 88 0,26 GREEN SOCIETY 18 0,05 GREEN SOCIETY 24 0,07 lABOUR PARTY 10,631 30.18 lABOUR PARTY 10,Z08 30,11 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT II 0,03 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 9 0,03 MdilWCUDDY SERIOUS 81 0,23 M,GIWCUDDY SERIOUI 91 0,27 NATURAL lAW PARTY 57 0.16 NATURAL lAW PARn 155 0.46 NZ CONIERVAnvE PARTY 7 0,02 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 5 0,01 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,499 10,00 NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 3,791 ILl8 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,8Z4 36.65 NZ NATIONAL PARn 11,837 34.91 NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION 14 0,04 E: 3 NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION 37 OJ I PROGRESSIVE GREENS 60 0,17 PROGREllIVE GREENS 90 0.17 TE TAWHARAU 0,00 e ~ TE TAWHARAU I 0,00 THE LlBERTARIANZ ° 0,00 THE LlBERTARIANZ 7 O,OZ UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY ZI7 0,6Z &:;;0, ; ... UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARn III 0.16 Total valid P.rty Votes 34,995 100,00 t;; i ;;:J Total v.lid P.rty Votes 33,907 100,00 Infonn.1 Party Votes 136 Infonn.1 P.rty vot.l e ~ 181 I e'~ I _ .. Electorate Votes Votel, % C' :3 Electorate Votel Votel % ANDREWS, ROll ACT NEW ZEAlAND 401 Ll5 I FIDOE, Chril ACT NEW ZEAlAND 680 t02 WRIGHT, John ALLIANCE 2,370 6.18 f: I ~ HARRt Lail. Jane ALLIANCE 3,818 11.31 8AIN, Lindlay CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,014 2,90 I . CARTER, Chril lABOUR PARn 12,016 35,61 HAWKHEAD, Pmr INDEPENDENT 58 0.17 e I :.3 BOOCK, Judith Ann NATURAL lAW PARTY 146 0,43 MOORE. Mik. lABOUR PARTY 19,87\ ELDER, Jack Arnold NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARn \6.85 (;;i I :~. 4,920 14.58 8ARTHELMEH, Mik. NATURAL lAW PARTY 86 0,2\ .. I ,::lI NEElON, Brian NZ NATIONAL PARTY Il,Il3 35,93 BULI1AN, a.ire NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 1,888 5.40.... iii TAGALOA-FALEIVA, Ak'la REPU8L1CAN PARn 40 OJZ GERARD, Jim NZ NATIONAL PARn 9,269 26.51 ~. I :::lI Total valid EI.ctorat. Vot.l ll,743 100,00 Total v.lid EI,ctorat. Vot.l 34,961 100,00 e ! ~ Infonnal EI.ctorat. VOt.l 345 Infonn.1 EI.ctorat. VOt'1 170 Majority 107 M.jority 10,606 I =<~ t:!~ ~ ~ t:::}j I 78 EltctorQ/ Compnulium Ekctuml Comptndium 79 J WAiRARAPA Par Votes Votes % Ii: :'3 WAITAKERE Par VOte! Vot.s % ACT NEW ZEAlAND 2,011 6.44 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 2,102 6.49 ADVANCE NZ ) 0.00 I!! :~ ADVANCE NZ 19 0.06 ALLIANCE 4,409 1).69 ;.!i ALLIANCE 2,868 8.86 ANIMALS FlIIST 4) 0.1) r:: ANIMAL! FIIIST 74 O.l)

AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 486 1.51 .~ AOTEAROA LEGALIlE CANNABII PARTY 691 2.1l AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 4 0.01 ~ AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY Il 0.04 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,287 4.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,58) 4.89 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 4 0.01 ~ :3 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY J9 0.12 GREEN SOCIETY 8 0.02 GREEN SOCIETY 7J 0.2) ;~ lABOUR PARTY 7,704 2J.9) Ii!: lABOUR PARTY 9,742 )0.09 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 10 0.0) MANA MAORI MOVEMENT Il 0.04 McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 95 OJO e: :~ McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 82 0.25 NATURAL lAW PARTY 90 0.28 NATURAL lAW PARTY 48 0.15 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 14 0.04 ~ :3 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 10 0.0) NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 5,074 15.76 NEW ZEAlAND FIIIST PARTY ),520 10.87 N2 NATIONAL PARTY 10,562 )l.81 e ~ NZ NATIONAL PARTY 11,007 )4.00 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH ACTION 18 0.06 NZ lUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 4T 0.15 PROGRE!5IVE GREENS 105 OJ) ~ ~ PROGRElllVE GREENS 244 0.75 TE TAWHARAU 2 0.00 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ 7 0.02 Ii!: ~ THE lIBERTARIANZ II 0.10 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 198 0.62 UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY 169 0.52 Total valid Party Vot.s ll,195 100.00 E: :3 Total valid Party Votes )2,J76 100.00 Informal Party Vot.s 112 Informal Party Votes e: ~ 62 e: :3 ito- Elenorate Votes • Votes % f:: :~ Elenorat. Votes -.., Votes % DANIEL~ Derek ACT NEW ZEAlAND 742 l.ll DEPIAllI, It.phen ACT NEW ZEAlAND 885 2.75 MACPHERSON, Dave AWANCE 6,6)8 20.66 e: ~~ THOMAl, Liz AWANCE ),Ill 9.71 LLOYD, Mik. CHRISTIAN COALITION 717 2.11 GRUEBER, Hans GREEN 10CIETY 187 0.58 STUTZ. Lyneu. lABOUR PARTY 4,525 14.09 e ;3 liNClAlR, luzanne lABOUR PARTY 10,504 ll.66 TERRENI, Vince Bamboo McGILLICUDDY SERIOUI 2)6 0.7) GEORGE. Gravity McGILLICUDDY lERIOUl 240 0.75 BROWN, Bruce john NATURAL lAW PARTY 5) 0.16 c 3 MORGAN, Kay E. NATURAL lAW PARTY T7 0.24 GROOM BRIDGE, G"rg' NEW ZEAlAND FlIIST PARTY 4,519 14.07 I RIDDEL~ john NEW ZEAlAND FIIIST PARTY ),065 9.5) CREECH, Wyau NZ NATIONAL PARTY 14,505 45.16 e i:~ HASLER. Mari. Nl NATIONAL PARTY 12,485 )8.82 HORROCKS, Matth.w j. PROGRElllVE GREENI 160 0.10 CRONIN, john NZ lUPERANNUITANTl 182 0.57 FACKNEY, Christopher WORLD 10CIALIST PARTY (NZ) 27 0.08 ~~ BEWNGHAM, Marle PROGRElllVE GREENI 1,416 4.40 Total valid EI.Clorat. Votes ll.lll 100.00 Total valid EI.Clorate Votes )2,16) 100.00 Informal EI.Clorat. Votes 185 E :3 Informal EI.Clorate Votes 175 Majority 7,867 Majority 1,981 E3 (!! ~ e ~ 80 Elreloral Compmdium Eltctoral Compmdium 81 I WElLINGTON CENTRAL Par Votes Votes % E: ''3 WEST COAIT·TAIMAN Par Vot's Vot's % 2,717 ACT NEW ZEALAND 6.61 ~ . ~!! ACT NEW ZEALAND 1,111 1.62 ADVAN(E NZ 10 0.02 ADVAN(E NZ 4 0.01 AWAN(E 1,166 AllIAN(E 16.19 9.16 ~. ~~ 5,152 ANIMAll fiRST 69 0.17 ANIMAll fiRST 46 0.15 AOTEAROA UGAUSE (ANNABIS PAR1Y 912 2.ll f!' . ~~ AOTEAROA LEGAUSE (ANNABI! PAR1Y 6Jl 2.06 ASIA PA(lflC UNITED PARTY 11 O.oJ ASIA PA(lflC UNITED PAR1Y 0 0.00 (HRISTIAN (OAUnON 97J 2.11 I! . :!j (HRISTIAN (OAUTION I,Oll 1.50 ETHNI( MINORITY PAR1Y II 0.06 ETHNI( MINORITY PARTY 0 0.00 GREEN !O(lm II GREEN SO(lm 0.01 E: : ~!! 9 0.01 LABOUR PAR1Y 10,816 26.10 LABOUR PARTY 9,m 11.84 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 20 O.O! MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 1 0.01 MdilWWDDY SERIOUS 121 0.19 ~ :" MdilWWDDY !ERIOU! 191 0.62 NATURAL LAW PAR1Y 41 0.11 NATURAL LAW PAR1Y 58 0.19 NZ CONSERVATIVE PAR1Y 6 0.01 NZ CONSERVAnVE PAR1Y 24 O.OB NEW ZEALAND fiRST PAR1Y 1,515 1.68 NEW ZEALAND fiRST PAR1Y l,B60 12.58 NZ NAnONAl PARTY IB,180 45.61 t:i~ NZ NATIONAL PAR1Y B,526 21.18 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 14 0.01 ~.~ NZ !UPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 4 0.01 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 121 0.29 PROGRHSIVE GREEN! 96 0.11 TE TAWHARAU 0 0.00 ~:;!l TE TAWHARAU 2 0.01 THE UBERTARlANZ 21 0.05 THE UBERTARlANZ 8 0.01 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PAR1Y 1,151 2.80 ~;~ UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY III 0.40 Tot>! valid Party Votes 41,120 100.00 I Total valid Party Yot.s 10,694 100.00 Infonnal Party Votes 109 ~:~ Informal Party Yot.s 116 I • Electorat, Votes Vot's % ~I!! Electorat, Vot's .. Vot's % PREBBLE, Richard William AU NEW ZEALAND 14.269 14.78 I JENNING!, Owen ACT NEW ZEALAND 519 1.76 GUN DINING, Danna AWAN(E 1,156 J.JI t: I '!i DAVIE!, Richard AWAN(E 1,064 10.00 APPUBY, Mich ..1 G.org. AOTEAROA UGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 5IJ 1.25 I GRiffiN, lola (HRISTIAN COAUnON 414 1.55 RAMANATHAN, Rama ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PAR1Y 59 0.14 l:' i :~ WALDRON, Ken INDEPENDENT 49 0.16 (ORNER, Robin (HRISTIAN COAUnON 100 O.ll O'CONNOR, Dami" LABOUR PAR1Y 16,241 52.99 fOITER, Andy INDEPENDENT 214 0.52 ~j :~ RICHARD!, !tev, MdillllWDDY !ERIOU! 442 1.44 ROBINSON, Peter franklin INDEPENDENT II 0.01 RAYNER, Mark NATURAL LAW PAR1Y 44 0.14 !HAW, Alid< LABOUR PAR1Y 12,409 10.2! KENNEDY, Marien, NEW ZEALAND fiRST PAR1Y I,B21 5.95 GRA(E, Waiariki MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 11 0.01 e: I"~ MOIR, Marga"t NZ NAnONAL PAR1Y 1,150 25.2B GARDNER, Ross MdiILU(UDDY !ERIOU! 151 0.11 e i~! DAYI!, Gwenny PROGRHSIYE GREEN! 225 0.11 MEARE!, Dani.1 NATURAL LAW PAR1Y 54 0.11 Total "lid EI.aorat, Yotes 10,651 100.00 PORTER, Sarah NEW ZEALAND fiRST PAR1Y 480 1.11 Infonnal EI.aorat, Yotes 119 THOMAS, Mark NZ NAnDNAL PARTY 8,194 21.44 ~ i~! Majority 8,491 DAVIS, Alison PROGRHSIVE GREEN! III 0.11 HADEN, Nikolas THE lIBERTARIANZ 19 0.05 Ei' GARDINER, Pauline UNITED NEW ZEALAND PAR1Y 2,m 5.44 ei~ Total valid EI.aorat. Vot.s 41,026 100.00 Informal EI,aorat. Vot.s 201 Majority 1,860 ei'~ I:: I ,~ 82 El«tond Compmdillm fla:t(mll Comptndium BJ t Part Vote, Vote, % ~ :'3 WHANGAREI Par Vote, Vote, % AU NEW ZEALAND 1,240 3.85 .~ ACT NEW ZEALAND 2,m 6.78 ADVANCE NZ 12 0.04 ~ ADVANCE NZ 0 0.00 AlliANCE 4,397 13.67 5 ALLIANCE 2,945 8.79 ANIMALS FIRST 5I 0.16 ~ ANIMAl! FIRST 53 0.16 AOTEAROA LEGAlISE CANNA81S PARTY 492 1.53 AOTEAROA LEGAlISE CANNA81S PARTY 403 1.20 ~. '5 AlIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 0.00 AliA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 6 0.02 CHRl5TlAN COALITION 1,558 4.84 5 CHRl5TlAN COALITION 1,675 5.00 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 9 0.03 Ii! ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 7 0.02 GREEN SOCIETY 18 GREEN SOCIETY 0.06 :~ 14 0.04 LA80UR PARTY 9,078 28.1 I ~ LA80UR PARTY 7,844 2J.41 MANA MAORI MOVEMEN7 20 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 0.06 :~ 10 O.OJ McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 93 0.29 Ii! HcGlWCUDDY SERIOUS 124 0.17 NATURAL LAW PARTY 52 NATURAL LAW PARTY 0.16 ~ 57 0.17 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY JJ5 0.42 I!! NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 9 O.OJ NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 4,552 14. I 5 ;~ 6,607 19.72 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,189 1I.67 e NZ NATIONAL PARTY 11,182 B37 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 14 NZ SUPERANNUITANT5 AND YOUTH ACTION 0.04 ~ 34 0.10 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 55 0.17 I!! PROGRESSIVE GREENS 89 0.27 TE TAWHARAU 4 TE TAWHARAU 0.01 I!! ~ 0 0.00 THE lIBERTARIANZ 3 0.00 THE lI8ERTARIANZ 8 0.02 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 202 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 0.63 I::~ 166 O.SO Total "lid Party Votes 32,175 100.00 I Total valid Party Votes B,505 100.00 Infonnal Party Votes 107 Infonnal Party Vote, Ii!'~ 149 I Ii!'~

• Electorate Vote, . .•.•• . .1 ~ • .iJIt'1:' Vote, • % t:! .~ EI.aorate Vote, Votes % LITHGOW, john AU NEW ZEALAND 421 I.JJ I NEWMAN, Muri.1 ACT NEW ZEALAND 1,940 5.81 LAMPp, Caroline ALLIANCE 2,981 9.1 I (: i .. ~ MORRIS, Brian ALLIANCE 1,759 5.26 DONOGHUE, Ga.1 CHRI5TJAN COALITION I,m 4.16 GOURlIE, Paul INDEPENDENT III 0.67 PETTIS. jill LA80UR PARTY 12,m 40.5 I LE MYRE, Mary INDEPENDENT 65 0.19 HARVEY, Kevin NATURAL LAW PARTY 79 0.21 e: i'~ GROSE, Kevin LA80UR PARTY 3,461 10.16 WERDER, Eric NZ CON5ERVATIVE PARTY 6ll 1.94 EI~ WOLFE, Richard McGIWCUDDY SERIOUS lJ7 0.71 MATTHEWS, Duncan NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 2,854 8.91 HATCHARD, Guy David NATURAL LAW PARTY 61 0.18 GRESHAM, Peter NZ NATIONAL PARTY 10,759 B.59 ~i~ DONNELLY, Brian john NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 12,610 37.74 Total "lid Electorate Votes 32,028 100.00 8ANK!. john NZ NATIONAL PARTY 12,993 38.88 Infonnal Electorate VOl!! 254 ~:~ PHILLIP!, Gray UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 65 0.19 Majority 2,214 I Total "lid EI.aorate Votes B,414 100.00 E'~ Infonnal EI.aorate Vote, 240 Majority 383 E::~ e ~ e -~ 84 Eltctora/O:nnpmdium Elmoral Compmdium 85 ~ WIGRAH Pa, Votes Votes' % I!- 'S IE PUKU 0 IE WHEHUA Pa, Votes Votes % 946 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 251 1.)6 ACT NEW ZEAlAND 2.75 :~ ADVANCE NZ 6 0,02 l! ADVANCE NI I 0.00 AWANCE 1,492 21.11 f! --.Ii ALUANCE 1,581 8.51 ANIMALS FIRST 11 0.22 '- ANIMALS fiRST I) 0.01 AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 6)6 AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 858 4.6) 1.85 ::~ ASIA PACifIC UNITED PARTY ) 0.00 ~ ASIA PACifiC UNITED PARTY 0 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION 1,604 4.66 .~ CHRISTIAN COALITION )15 1.10 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 11 0.05 I! ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 9 0.05 GREEN SOCIETY 10 0.0) GREEN SOCIETY 18 0.10 l!' :~ lABOUR PARTY 10,84) lI.50 lABOUR PARTY 5,918 )1.95 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 8 0.02 MANA HAORI MOVEMENT 146 4.0) ~ ;~ MdilWCUDDY SERIOUS 12) 0.16 MdilWCUDDY SERIOUS 20 0.11 NATURAL lAW PARTY 61 0.18 NATURAL lAW PARTY 22 0.12 NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 4 0.01 i! ~ NI CONSERVATIVE PARTY 8 0.04 NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 2,627 1.6) NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 1,100 41.51 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 9,521 21.68 £: ~ HI NATIONAL PARTY 958 5.11 10 0.0) NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION 0.04 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION ~:~ 8 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 100 0.29 PROGRESSIVE GREENS )1 0.11 TE TAWHARAU I 0.00 :::l TE TAWHARAU 41 0.25 THE UBERTARIANZ 4 0.01 £: ' THE lIBERTARIANI ) 0.02 321 0.9) UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY I!~~ 10 0.05 Total valid Party Votes )4,420 100.00 I Total valid Party Votes IB,m 100.00 Informal Party Votes 141 ~; ;~ Informal Party Votes 261 ~ i ~::l

.. Electorate Votes • <,Votes' % I!~~ Eletto,ate Votes Votes % WHYTE, Stu ACT NEW ZEAlAND 491 1.45 AWATERE·HUATA, Donna ACT NEW ZEAlAND 92) 4.98 ~;.~ ANDERTON, Jim ALLIANCE 11,) 14 SO.62 JAMES, David R.wi AWANCE 1,511 8.48 INDEPENDENT 4) 0.1l I~ MEl, T. Aloha Jack AROHA·NGIA·TATOU 0.11 TUNBRIDGE, Averil 100, r. 68 OZIMEK, Mick lABOUR PARTY 6,34) 18.54 I:: I .... TUKAPUA, Maahi CHRISTIAN COALITION )19 1.12 HARPER, Nick MdilLUCUDDY SERIOUS 210 0.79 PARATA, Turangapito INDIGENOUS PEOPLE 161 0.90 JONES, Warwick NATURAL lAW PARTY 82 0.24 t:f ~ TlRIKATENE, Rino lABOUR PARTY 5,)88 29.08 BERGMAN, Ni«i NEW ZEAlAND fiRST PARTY 1,821 5.14 HAIR, Ken MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 1,066 5.75 HANSEN, Micha.1 NZ ECONOMIC EUTHENICS 16 0.05 ~i~ IRWIN, Tim NATURAL lAW PARTY 56 0.10 McKAY, Angus NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1,215 Z1.11 WAITAI. Rana NEW ZEAlAND FIRST PARTY 1,114 41.95 ~-~ ADAMS, Jules PROGRESSIVE GREENS 182 0.5) WAITAI·RAPANA, J.nnifer NGA IWI MOREHU MOVEMENT 194 1.05 MUNDY, Gifford THE DOMINION WORKERS PARTY 16 0.05 TE HEUHEU, Timoti NZ NATIONAL PARTY 811 4.)) C -~ AUSTIN, John UNITED NEW ZEAlAND PARTY )40 0.99 MAlHI, Niko John TE TAWHARAU 128 0.69 Total valid EI.ttorat. Votes )4,205 100.00 Total valid EI.ttorat. Votes 18,5l1 100.00 C -~ Informal EI.ttorat. Votes 356 Informal EI.ttorat. Votes 259 Majority 10,0)9 Majority 2,)86

86 EI«tcmtl Compt7ldium Elmora! Compmdium 87 I • IE TAl HAUAURU Par Votes Votes % (i!j3 IE TAl RAWHITI Par Votes' Votes 0/, AU NEW IfALAND 164 0.80 AU NEW ZEALAND 188 0.89 ADVANCE NZ 4 0.02 ~ i;~ ADVANCE NZ 6 0.03 ALUANCE 1,565 7.63 AUIANCE 1.381 6.54 ~'~ ANIMAlI FIRST 26 0.13 ANIMAlI FIRST lS 0.12 AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY 7ll 3.53 I AOTEAROA LEGAUSE CANNABIS PARTY 623 2.95 ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 0 0.00 Ii! ~ ASIA PACIFIC UNITED PARTY 2 0.00 CHRISTIAN COALITION 320 1.56 CHRISTIAN COAUTION 4lJ 2.05 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 6 0.03 ~ :3 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 4 0.02 GREEN SOCIETY GREEN SOCIETY 17 0.08 E: : .:,! 19 0.09 LABOUR PARTY 6,619 ll.28 LABOUR PARTY 6,558 31.08 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 698 3.40 1!::3 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 649 108 MrulLUCUDDY SERIOUS 43 0.21 MrullllCUDDY SERIOUS 27 0.13 I NATURAL LAW PARTY 16 0.08 NATURAL LAW PARTY 27 0.1l NZ CONSERYATIYE PARTY 4 0.02 l!i!i~ NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 2 0.00 NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 9,026 44.02 NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 10,030 47.53 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1,171 5.71 e: j ::3 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 897 4.25 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH ACTION 8 0.04 NZ SUPERANNUITANTl AND YOUTH ACTION II 0.05 PROGRESSIYE GREENS 46 0.22 ~i :~ PROGRESSIVE GREENS 33 0.16 TE TAWHARAU 24 0.12 TE TAWHARAU 171 0.81 ~i~ THE lIBERTARIANZ THE lIBERTARIANZ 0.00 , 2 0.00 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 11 0.10 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY e::~ IS 0.07 Total valid Party Yotes 20,502 100.00 Total ",id Party VOles 21,103 100.00 Infonna! Party Yates 364 Infonnal Party Votes ~ ~~ 206 ~ ~ • Electorate Votes' • VO!, % c ~ Electorate Votes • Votes % KARAURIA, Merania AU NEW ZEALAND 167 0.82 AWATERE, Hinemoa AU NEW ZEALAND m 1.68 JOSEPH, Te Pare ALUANCE 1,370 6.69 C ~ KOPU, Manu AIam.in ALUANCE 1,110 5.77 WHARE, Rawiri CHRISTIAN COALITION 369 1.80 TAPSEl~ Peter LABOUR PARTY 6,432 30.65 PIHEMA, Koten. INDIGENOUS PEOPLES III 0.64 C ~ ITI, Tame MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 1.37l 6.54 MAHUTA, Nanaia LABOUR PARTY 5,645 27.56 PATTERSON, lynette NATURAL LAW PARTY 70 0.13 GREENSll~ Angeline Ngahina MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 952 4.65 C ~ DE LAMERE, John NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 10,647 50.73 ALlTON, Derek MrulLUCUDDY SERIOUS 86 0.42 BUTT, Peta NZ NATIONAL PARTY 506 ii 2.41 THOMAS, Ken NATURAL LAW PARTY 64 0.11 e COATES, Wharekaihua TE TAWHARAU J98 1.90 MORGAN, Tukoroirangi Tuku NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 10,606 51.78 - Total valid Eleaora!e Votes 20,987 100.00 MINHINNICK, Tahuna NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1,090 S.J2 C ~ Infonnal Eleaorate Votes III Total ,,'id Electorate Votes 20,481 100.00 Majority 4,215 Infonnal Eleaora!e Votes 385 C ~ M~ority 4,961 e ~ !! 2!

88 Efrdortd Compmdium EI«torQl Compmdium 89 " TE TAl TOKERAU Par Votes ' ., Votes "'I 0/, ~ :3 TE TAl TONGA Par Votes .• Votes '10 ACT NEW ZEALAND 218 Ll2 :3 ACT NEW ZEALAND lJl LIS ADVAN(E NZ 6 0.03 i! ADVANCE NZ 1 0.01 AWANCE 1,818 8.55 ALUANCE 2,290 ILlI ANI MAll FIRST 15 0.16 f!: :s ANIMAl5 FIRST 28 0.14 AOTEAROA LEGAUSE (ANNABIS PARTY 7JS 1.46 AOTEAROA LEGAUSE (ANNABIS PARTY 896 4.42 ASIA PAClFI( UNITED PARTY 0 0.00 ~ :3 ASIA PAClFI( UNITED PARTY 0.00 CHRlmAN COAUTION lBO 1.79 (HRlmAN (OALITION 441 2.18 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 2 0.00 ~ :3 ETHNIC MINORITY PARTY 7 0.01 GREEN SO(IETY 10 0.14 GREEN SOCIETY II 0.11 LABOUR PARTY 6,176 29.06 ~ :3 LABOUR PARTY 7,167 15.19 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 592 2.79 :3 MANA MAORI MOVEMENT 667 1.29 McGlWCUDDY SERIOUS 17 0.17 ~ McGILLICUDDY SERIOUS 17 0.18 NATURAL LAW PARTY 25 0.12 NATURAL LAW PARTY 12 0.06 ~3 NZ (ONSERVATIVE PARTY 4 0.02 i!:: NZ CONSERVATIVE PARTY 5 0.02 NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 9,644 45.18 :i!I NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 6,576 ll.47 NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1,426 6.71 E:: NZ NATIONAL PARTY I,m 8.55 NZ SUPERANNUITANT! AND YOUTH ACTION 6 0.01 NZ SUPERANNUITANTS AND YOUTH ACTION 9 0.04 ~ :iI PROGRESSIVE GREENS 54 0.25 PROGRESSIVE GREENS 11 0.16 TE TAWHARAU 21 0.10 TE TAWHARAU ~ ;::1 15 0.17 THE UBERTARIANZ 1 0.01 THE UBERTARIANZ 4 0.02 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 19 0.09 UNITED NEW ZEALAND PARTY 52 0.26 Total valid Party Votes 21,252 100.00 Ii: I :;~ Total valid Party Votes 20,250 100.00 Informal Party Votes 215 e i::3 Informal Party Votes 182 ei~ • . Electorat, Votes . Vot's' • % t:'3 Electorat, Vot's • ~ " .', Votes' % " (AMPBEL~ Peter ALLIANCE 1,468 6.92 I KAIWAI, Hone AlllAN(E 1,916 9.51 SUTHERLAND, [any (HRImAN COAUTION 299 1.41 f::'~ WHAANGA·MORRIS, Honty AOTIAROA LEGAUIE CANNABIS PARTY 87J 01 BAlE~ Maryanne Pmone-Kawiti INDEPENDENT 740 1.49 I TlRIKATENE·SUWVAN, Whetu LABOUR PARTY 7,m 16.58 TAURUA, Kingi Eruera INDIGENOUS PEOPLES 170 1.74 ~13 RICKARD, Tuaiwa Eva MANA MAORI MOVEMENT l,llO 6.05 HAWKE, Joe LABOUR PARTY 4,408 20.77 I WYLLIE. Tutekawa NEW ZEALAND FIRlT PARTY 7.657 17.99 JULIAN, U. McGILlI(UDDY SERIOUS 99 0.47 ~. 3 BEDWEll J (Iiff NZ NATIONAL PARTY 1,115 5.51 AUmN, Mary Isobel NATURAL LAW PARTY 84 0.40 Total valid Electorate Votes 20,151 100.00 HENARE. NEW ZEALAND FIRST PARTY 12.826 60.41 ~!~ Informal Electorate Votes 219 DARGAVILLE, Rihari Dick NZ NATIONAL PARTY 911 4.J9 Majority 285 Total valid Electorate Votes 21,m 100.00 ~!~ Informal Electorate Votes 262 I Majority B,418 E:-:J 1: 1 "3

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E: ~ Elft'I"",' ComprndiulrI 91 TOP FIVE UNSUCCESSFUL I! :3 LIST CANDIDATES FOR PARTIES WITH LIST SEATS IN PARLIAMENT Ii! :~

Electorate List no. I! :!'!

ACT New Zealand Ii! :!'! DILL Anne Marian Otago 9 ~ ORMOND, john Davies Tukituki 10 ~ MILNE, Christopher David Asdey Hutt South II I! ~ ASHWORTH, Vincent Alexandra Karapiro 12 THOMAS, Marilyn jessica Albany 13 ~ ~

Alliance MACPHERSON, Dave Wairarapa 14 KAIWAI, Hone Te TaiTonga 15 SMITH,Mike Otaki 16 McBEY, Leah Dunedin South 17 Tlze Electoral McCONACHY, Heather-Ann Albany 18

Labour Party Process DUNCAN, Helen Epsom 22 BLINCOE, john Nelson 23 GALLAGHER, Martin Hamilton West 24

SMITH,Vema Ohariu-Belmont 25 . - - . DICKSON, Matiu 26 .. -.------

New Zealand F;rst Party MYLES, Gilbert Maungakiekie 15 PETERS, Ian Taupo 16 HARDING, Graham Mana 17 BULMAN, Claire Wairnakariri 19 KEILLER, jason Owairaka 20

NZ National Party YOUNG,Annabel' 28 NEILL, Alec 31 TAITOKO,Wayne 37 MAJOR, David Rongotai 38 STEVENS, Margie Dunedin North 39 'replaced , 23 April 1997

92 EI«torlll Compendium t Are you fully informed? ~ ALLOCATION OF PARTY LIST SEATS

The Electoral Commission, the Electoral Enrolment ~ The number of Party Votes won by each registered party Centre and the Chief Electoral Office produce a wide which has submitted a party list and crossed the threshold is range of publications and other material to inform people ~ used to decide how many seats overall each party will have in about the parliamentary electoral process. ~ Parliament. These parties are eligible for list seats and will receive enough list seats to add to their electorate seats to If you would like to receive more information, please reach the total number of seats to which they are entitled. complete this form and post it back to us. If, for example, the Party Votes for a particular party entitled it to a total of 54 seats in Parliament and it won 40 electorate seats, it would gain 14 further seats drawn from its party list. Name: ______Candidates may stand for Parliament both in an electorate and on their party's list.

To determine the preCise order in which all the seats in Parliament are allocated to the various parties, the Electoral Address: ______Act 1993 prescribes that a mathematical formula, called the St Lague formula, be applied. The nationwide Party Vote ]I of each of the parties which cross the threshold is divided by successive odd numbers starting with I (i.e. the number 3 of Party Votes won by each party is divided by I, 3, 5, 7, 9, I would particularly like information on: II, 13, etc.). The 120 highest resulting numbers (which 3 are called quotients) determine both the number of seats for each party and the order in which they are allocated. ]I The following explains how the process worked at the 1996 general election: t: ]I t: ::J Post this form to us in an envelope marked: ~]I E: "]I Manager Communications Electoral Commission I: ::J POBox 3050 WELLINGTON I!!! ~ t: :!J If you prefer you can fax the form to us at (04) 474 0674 I: ~ or send an e-mail messagetoelea@ne!link..co.nz I!!! JJ

94 £I«torai Ccmprndium ~ :!J [Ire/oral Compt"ndium L 95 ,. The St Lague Formula i iI~ Step 2: Step I: The Chief Electoral Officer then excluded parties that were The Chief Electoral Officer drew up a table with the name of ~ :jS not eligible for party list seats by deleting any party that had each party shown on the Party Vote side of the ballot paper, S not won at least 5% of the total number of PartyVotes or had the number of Party Votes it won, the percentage of all Party i:i' not won at least one eleccorate seat (commonly termed the Votes it won and the number of electorate seats it Won. For threshold). The Christian Coalition had only gained 4.33% of the purposes of this table minor parties are combined under ~ :j.s all the Party Votes and had not won any electorates seats, so all votes for the Christian Coalition and other parties in the the heading 'OTHER', L 11 :S ~ :1 same situation are excluded. Although the United New Registered Party % of all Number of Zealand Party gained 0.88% of all the Party Votes it did win Parties Votes Party Votes electorate I! !i ~ one electorate seat, so is included. seats won I! 3 Registered Parties Party % of all Party Number of NEW ZEALAND Ii that gained 5% of Votes Votes cast (or electorate 701,315 33.84 30 total Party Votes NATIONAL parties eligible scats won S or won at least for list seats PARTY ~ r one electorate seat f: r~ NEW ZEALAND 701,315 36.60 30 LABOUR 584,159 28,19 26 NATIONAL PARTY ~~~ PARTY

NEW ZEALAND 276,603 13,35 ~ i ;:1 6 LABOUR 584,159 30.49 26 FIRST PARTY PARTY E i ::1 ~ :!! i NEW ZEALAND ALLIANCE 209,347 10,10 I 276,603 14.43 6 ~I~ FIRST r _ PARTY t:'~ ACT 126,442 6.10 I r ALLIANCE 209,347 10.93 I NEW ZEALAND ~I:!! r UNITED 18,245 0.88 I ~i~ NEW ZEALAND ACT 126,442 6.60 I PARTY t:,~ NEW ZEALAND ~ I,!! CHRISTIAN 89,716 4.33 0 UNITED COALITION 18,245 0.95 I ~ :3 NEW ZEALAND PARTY c !J OTHER 66,532 3.21 0 TOTAL t: ~ 1,916,111 100.00 65

TOTAL 2,072,359 100.00 65 ~ ~ Note: The percentage share for each of the remaining parties has increased because PartyVotes for parties not reaching the threshold have been disregarded.

96 Elretorll} COlflpnldium c: "3 Elretoral Comptlldium " I Step 3: 1!'5i The Chief Electoral Officer then took the total Party Votes I until enough quotients had been found to allocate all 120 for each eligible party and divided the figures by a sequence li!i~ seats. The numbers beside the highest 120 quotients on the of odd numbers starting with I (1.3.5.7.9.11.13.15 and soon). following table indicate their order from highest to lowest. ~iS Party NZ LABOUR NEWZEALANC ALLIANCE ACT UNITED Votes NATIONAL PARTY FIRST PARTY I!i~ NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND PARTY PARTY divided by 701.315 584.159 276.603 I!: i :.si 209.347 126.442 18.245 I 701315.00000 I 5~ 159.00000 2 276603.00000 3 ~iS 209347.00000 5 126442.00000 8 18245.00000 53 3 2Jl771.6667 4 194719.66667 6 92201.00000 II 69782.33333 14 42 I47.llll3 22 6081.66667 5 140263.00000 7 11683 1.80000 9 55320.60000 17 ~'~ 41869.40000 23 25288.40000 38 3649.00000 7 100187.85714 10 8H51.28571 12 39514.71429 25 29906.71429 II 18063.14286 54 2606.42857 .~ 9 77923.88889 13 64906.55556 15 307ll.66667 31 i!'! 23260.77778 42 14049.11111 69 2027.22222 II 63755.90909 16 53105.3664 19 25145.72727 39 19031.54545 49 11494.72727 ~ 1658.63636 13 53947.30769 18 44935.30769 21 21277.15385 45 E: .~ 16103.61538 61 9726.30769 99 1403.46154 15 46754.ll3ll 20 38943.93Jl3 26 1~0.2ooo0 52 13956.46667 70 ~29.46667 114 1216.33ll3 17 41253.82353 24 H362.294 I 2 28 16270.76471 60 ~ -i!I 12314.52941 78 7437.76471 1073.23529 19 36911.31579 27 30145.21053 30 14558.05263 66 11018.26316 89 6654.~211 960.26316 ~ .::1 21 Jl395.9538 29 27817.09524 35 13171.57143 14 9968.90476 96 6021.04762 868.80952 23 30491.95652 32 25398.21739 37 12026.21739 80 9102.04348 106 5497.4726 E .~ 793.26087 25 28052.60000 34 2ll66.36000 41 11064.12000 87 8373.88000 116 5057.68000 729.80000 27 25974.62963 36 21635.51852 44 10244.55556 7753.59259 94 t: ~ 4683.03704 675.74074 29 24183.27586 40 20143.41379 47 9538.03448 102 7218.86207 4360.06897 629.13793 31 22623.06452 43 18843.83871 31 8922.67742 108 e :~ 6753.12903 4078.77414 588.54839 33 21251.96970 46 17701.78788 56 8381.90909 115 6343.~~8 3831.57576 552.87879 35 20037.57143 48 16690.25714 58 7902.94286 E: ~ 5981.34286 3612.62857 521.28571 37 18954.45946 50 15788.08108 62 7475.75676 5658.02703 3417.35135 493.10811 39 17982.43590 55 14978.43590 64 7092.38462 e .-• 5367.87179 3242.10256 467.82051 41 17105.24390 57 14247.78049 68 6746.41463 5106.02439 3083.95122 445.00000 43 16309.65116 59 13585.09302 72 6432.62791 I!!! .•.. 4868.53488 2940.51163 424.302ll 45 155~.77778 63 12981.31111 75 6116.7llll 4652.15556 2809.82222 405.~ 47 14921.59514 65 12428.91489 77 5885.17021 e ~ 4454.19149 2690.25532 388.19149 49 14312.55102 67 11921.61224 81 5644.95918 4272.38776 2580.44898 372.34694 51 13751.27451 71 11454.09804 85 5423.58824 ~ - 4104.~314 2479.25490 357.74510 53 13232.35~9 73 I 1021.86792 88 5218.92453 '. 3949.94340 2385.69811 344.24528 -i ~ 55 12751.18182 76 10621.07273 91 5029.14545 - 3806.30909 2298.94545 II 1.72727 57 12303.77193 79 10248.40351 93 4852.68421 3672.75439 2218.28070 320.08772 59 I 1886.69492 82 9901.00000 97 4688.18644 e -.... 3548.25424 2143.08475 309.23729 61 11496.96721 83 9576.37705 101 4534047541 t:: -ii 3431.91803 2072.81967 299.09836 63 11131.9~13 86 9272.36508 104 4390.52381 - ll22.96825 2007.01587 289.60317 65 10789.46154 90 8987.06154 107 4255.43077 3220.72308 ~ • 1945.26154 280.69231 67 10467.38806 92 8718.79104 110 4128.40299 - 3124.58209 1887.19403 272.31343 -Ai e • 98 Eln:IOT/JI Comprndium El«torul Ccmpmdium " E' ~ Party NZ LABOUR NEW ZEALAND ALLIANCE ACT UNITED Votes NATIONAL PARTY FIRST PARTY NEW ZEALAND ~ NEW ZEALAND PARTY !!i PARTY divided by ~ !!i 10163.98551 95 80466.07246 112 4008.73913 69 3034.01449 1832.49275 264.42029 9877.67606 98 8227.59155 118 3895.81690 71 ~ !Ii 2948.54930 1780.87324 256.97183 9607.05479 100 8002.17808 120 3789.08219 73 2867.76712 1732.08219 249.93151 75 9350.86667 103 7788.78667 3688.04000 ~ '5!i 2791.29333 1685.89333 243.26667 77 9107.98701 105 7586.48052 3592.24675 2718.79221 1642.10390 236.94805 79 8877.40506 109 7394.41772 3501.30380 E: .!!1 2649.96203 1600.53165 230.94937 81 8658.20988 III 7211.83951 3414.85185 25804.53086 1561.01235 225.24691 83 80449.57831 113 7038.06024 E .~ 3332.56627 2522.25301 1523.39759 219.81928 85 8250.76471 117 6872,45882 3254.15294 2462.90588 ~. 1487.55294 214.64706 87 8061.09195 119 6714.47126 ~ 3179.34483 2406.28736 1453.35632 209.71264 89 7879.94382 6563.580427 3107.89888 2352.21348 1420.69663 205.00000 91 7706.75824 6419.32967 e: ~ 3039.59341 2300.51648 1389.47253 200.49451 93 7541.02151 6281.27957 2974.22581 ~: :~ 2251.04301 1359.59140 196.18280 95 7382.26316 6149.04211 2911.61053 2203.65263 1ll0.96842 192.05263 Step 4: ~ !iJ No. of 44 37 17 13 8 I quotients ~ ~ in top 120 Step 5: f!; ~ No. of 30 26 6 I I I electorate ~ ~ sea" No. of 14 II II }t E:' 12 7 0 list seats ~ .~

Step 4: ~ :-3 Step 6 The Chief Electoral Officer then counted the number of The Chief Electoral Officer then examined the list of quotients each party had in the highest 120. !:!' ~ candidates each party submitted on its party list before the .~ election, and deleted the names of any candidate who had Step 5: I!!! - won an electorate seat. He then allocated the party's list seats The Chief Electoral Officer then determined how many ~ ~ to the re~aining list candidates in the order they appear on electorate seats each party had won, and allocated enough the party s list. He then declared those candidates elected to party list seats to each parey to bring the total number of e:: !:3 Parliament and advised the Clerk of the House of seats up to the number to which it was entitled. Representatives of their names. e~h T e list of MPs elected at the 1996 general election appears !!: C:I on Pages 24 and 25.

100 Eltrton:zl ComJ'"ldililfl Eltrtoml Compmdillm 101 I There are four further points to note. ~':3 A by-election is held to fill a casual vacancy in an electorate I seat. However. Parliament may. by resolution supported by 75% I. If a party that appeared on the Party Vote side of the Ii! i S of all MPs. decide not to fill a vacant list or electorate seat if ballot paper wins more electorate seats than it is entitled 1:--' the vacancy occurs within six months of the date Parliament to based on its share of the Party Vote. then it does not Ji:: I !!! is due to expire or if the Prime Minister has announced that receive any list seats. It keeps the extra seats and the size Ii! ' :S!i a general election is to be held within six months of the date of Parliament increases by that number of seats until the the vacancy occurred. next general election. The number of seats won by other ~ ! :3 parties are not affected. I

2. If a party does not nominate enough list candidates to fill ~ i :S all the seats to which it is entitled on the basis of its share ~ : 3 of the Party Vote. they remain unfilled and the size of I Parliament is reduced by that number of seats until the Ii!! I' !! next general election. The number of seats won by other parties are not affected. E: i !!

3. If an electorate seat is won by an Independent candidate ~ 'I !!I or by a party that did not appear on the Party Vote (e.g. because it was not a registered party). the Chief Electoral Ii!'~I Officer would subtract that number of seats from 120 and IE: ' :!I work out allocations of seats between registered parties I based on that lower number. ~ , !!I

4. The list nominated by a party at a general election Ii! I SI remains in force until the next general election, and it is used to replace a list MP from that party in the event of E: SI death. resignation or disqualification. In 1997 Jim Gerard resigned from Parliament and the Chief Electoral Officer ~ !!! asked if she was willing to be an MP (having first confirmed that she was still a member of the II!! National Party). She agreed and was then declared elected f: to Parliament. If she had not agreed. the Chief Electoral Officer would have asked the next candidate on the list ~ and so on until a candidate was willing to become an MP. If no such candidate was found the seat would remain ~ ~ unfilled until the next general election. ~ ~

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102 E/retorlll Compt'ndium c'=I EI«lonzl Comptndium JOJ REGISTRATION OF POLITICAL PARTIES I!! :5i Political Parties - contd. !S 10Aug 1995 POBox 29-207. In order to be able to contest the Party Vote political parties II! Party Inc. Greenwoods Comer. have to be registered with the Electoral Commission before Epsom. Writ Day. While independent candidates and members of an II! :s New Zealand 10Aug 1995 POBox 9967. unregistered party can contest electorate seats using their ~ Inc Newmarket. party name. they are not able to contest the Party Vote. In - ~ (component party Auckland some cases, parties may stand in an election as a component ~ olThe Alliance) group of another registered party. - oS United New Zealand Party 10Aug 1995 Parliament Buildings, Before they can be used on the ballot paper party logos have ~ :s Wellington to be approved and registered by the Electoral Commission. . 17 Aug 1995 POBox 11652. Both registered and unregistered parties may register a logo. ~ :!!l The Wellington of AotearoaiNew Zealand There were 28 registered political parties as at 31 October 1997. Iii!! I :S (component party of The Alliance)

Party Name Date Address E:i!S Christian Democrats 17 Aug 1995 POBox 38 366. Registered (component party of Wellington t!'!!1 Christian Coalition) New Zealand 2 Dec 1991 POBox 1155. I National Party Wellington :S NZ Superannuitants 11 Sep 1995 POBox 13-081. I!! i and Youth Action Tauranga New Zealand 2 Dec 1991 do Colin Jackson. (formerly Accord Conservative Party Jacksons, E'i ..s Seniors and Youth) (formerly Right of Centre) West Coast, 7870 t! .!! Aotearoa Party 16 Nov 1995 POBox 3052. New Zealand First Party 20 Dec 1991 POBox 60. Ohope Tauranga ~ 3 Natural Law Party I Dec 1995 POBox 17-273. ACT New Zealand 17 Feb 1995 POBox 33-386. Greenlane.Auckland Takapuna.Auckland ~ :~ Christian Coalition I Feb 1996 POBox 33-102 • 17 Feb 1995 POBox 781. ~ ..s Petone Wellington ProgreSSive Green Party I Feb 1996 POBox 1110. ~ Auckland Christian Heritage Party 6 Mar 1995 POBox 5208. t!! of New Zealand Papanui. Green Society 9 May 1996 188 Ponsonby Road. (component party Christchurch Ii: ~ Ponsonby.Auckland of Christian Coalition) ~ ~ Aotearoa Legalise 30 May 1996 do Brandon HUII:hison. The Alliance 17 Mar 1995 POBox 222. Levin Cannabis Party Old West Coast ~ ~ Road. RD 6. Republican Party Inc 19 May 1995 POBox 31812. Christchurch Birkenhead,Auckland I: ~ Ethnic MinOrity Party 27 Jun 1996 POBox 16-253. McGillicuddy Serious Party 13 July 1995 5 College Hill. of New Zealand Sandringham. Ponsonby,Auckland ~ :~ Auckland TeTawharau 10Aug 1995 POBox 201.TeTek01!! Animals First 5 Sep 1996 POBox 17 188. ~ Ponsonby.Auckland t: ~ J04 [ltctorlll Com~dillm Eketoral ComJ'ffldium 105 .. Political Parties - contd_ ~ ::3 TIMETABLE FOR A GENERAL ELECTION

Mana Maori Movement II Sep 1996 17A Everton Ii!! Cr;tical dates Maximum Running Minimum Running Terrace. Wellington :s days total days total The Libertarianz II Sep 1996 POBox 40-385, I!: :s days days Glenfield,Auckland Governor-General·s li! S Warrant: Asia Pacific United Party I Sep 1996 POBox 7225, Wellington South The time within which 7 7 ~ S the Governor-General The NZ South Island Party 9 Oct 1997 343 South Road, is required to direct Caversham. Dunedin ~ S the Clerk of the Writs to issue the Writs after By law. all registered parties must furnish a return of their election ~ S expenses to the Electoral Commission within 70 days after the day the expiry or dissolution on which successful list candidates are announced by the Chief of Parliament. including Electoral Officer. This return must be audited. Returns and auditors' i!! S the day on which the reports are available for public inspection. directive is issued. E:' S All candidates for electorate seats must furnish details of their Writ Day: election expenses to the particular electorate's Returning Officer ~ ~ The time within which 3 10 2 within 70 days of the day on which the successful electorate the Clerk of the Writs candidate is declared elected, I!! , S is required to issue the Writs after the Under the Electoral Act 1993 all registered parties must provide the E! S Governor-General's Electoral Commission with an annual return of national donations direction. and of electorate donations. no later than 30 April each year. The 1:' ~ return of national donations has to be audited. Returns and auditors' Nomination Day: reports are available for public inspection. I!!:!! The time allowed for 7 17 3 5 See the Electoral Glossary for definitions of 'electorate donation' calling nominations, and 'national donation', E~!! including the day on which nominations By law, all registered parties must use democratic procedures to 1:' ~ close following Writ Day. select their parliamentary candidates, Polling Day: ~l --- The number of days 27 20 25 ~- • Polling Day must be - after Nomination Day, ~j ~ including Polling Day. -!ij last Date for Receipt 10 54 10 35 ~ of Special Votes: The time allowed for e: :l Special Votes to be received after Polling Day. ~ .. -Return of the Writs: ~ -. The time allowed for the 6 60 2 37 - Writs to be returned. e: :~ 106 £Itctond Compnldium Eltclorol Compmdium 107 The dates for these activities for the last four general~' CITIZENS INITIATED REFERENDA elections were: Under the Citizens Initiated Referenda Act 1993. a petition of at least 10 percent of electors can request that a non-binding 1987 1990 1993 1996 f! referendum be held on virtually any subject. There are a number of steps in the process: Election Day 30 June 9 Aug 14 Sept 21 May Ii! announced • The promoter gives the referendum proposal to the Clerk Ii! of the House of Representatives. Writ Day 22 July 20 Sept 7 Oct 12 Sept ~ 5· The Clerk publicly advertises the proposed question. The Nomination Day 25 July 4 Oct 14 Oct 18 Sept a:;;, Act allows 28 days for submissions and a further three Early voting commences 23 Sept II:; months for the determination of the final wording of the question. Polling day ISAug 27 Oct 6 Nov 12 Oct I!!: Must be a Saturday • After conSUlting with the promoter and any other person. the Clerk determines the final wording of the referendum question. Writs Returned 10 Sep 9 Nov 26 Nov I Nov Term of Parliament commences • The promoter has to gather the signatures of at least 10 I!: .~ percent of registered electors and deliver the petition to the Clerk within 12 months of the publication of the 1:: ~ determination. I:;~ • The petition is checked for compliance. If all is Correct the Speaker presents the petition to the House of 1:' :!iI Representatives. If it is not correct, the promoter is allowed a further two months to make it comply before it lapses. I:'~ • The Governor-General sets a date for the referendum 1:' -~ within one month from the date of presentation. The referendum must be held within a year of the date of ~:~ presentation unless 75 percent of all MPs in Parliament vote to defer it. I:~ • The referendum is held and the result is declared. The result t:. !!! is indicative only and is not binding on the Government.

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108 EI«torill Compnldium Eltc/oro/ Comptndium 109 NON-LICENSING REFERENDA :3 ALLOCATION OF ELECTION IN NEW ZEALAND BROADCASTING TIME AND MONEY S The responsibility for the allocation of election broadcasting DATE OF POLL TOPIC TURNOU RESULT % % ! time and funds to eligible political parties was transferred from the Broadcasting Standards Authority to the Electoral 9 March 19~9 Off·course betting 54.3 In favour 68.8 Commission in July 1996. At the same time there were Against 310 changes to the criteria political parties must meet to be 63.5 In favour 3 August 1949 Compulsory Military 77.9 ~·.3 eligible for an allocation and for the allocation of election Training Against 22.1 broadcasting time and funds. 23 September Tenn of Parliament 69.7 3 years 68.1 ~: S Allocation of State Funds for Election 1967 4 years 31.9 1:0... • >;l Broadcasting to Political Parties, 1996 r; ..-~ 27 October 1990 Term of Parliament 85.2 3 years 69.3 (held same day as 4 years 30.7 Party Allocation Actual general election) ~: =~ ($) Expenditure ($)

19 September (a) Retain FPP or change 55.2 Retain 15.3 ~.:~ ACT New Zealand 94.041 93,739.97 1992 Change 84.7 Advance New Zealand (b)Reform Options, 55.2 Supplementary ~:~ Party 23,032 23,027.61 SM, STY, MMP, PV Member 5.6 Aotearoa Legalise Single Transferable ~,~ Cannabis Party 35,371 34,933.22 Vote 17.4 Mixed Member Christian Coalition 94,041 92,953.75 ~,~ Proportional 70.5 Ethnic Minority Party 23,032 22,606.20 Preferential Voting 6.6 Cii Green Society 23,032 23,031.00 6 November 1993 FPP or MMP 85.2 FPP 46.1 ~:'- Mana Maori Movement 15,173 (held same day as * general election) MMP 53.9 ~:3 Natural Law Party 35,371 35,371.00 2 December 1995 Citizens Initiated 27.0 Yes 12.18 ... NZ Conservative Party 35,371 35,356.18 - Firefighters t:: New Zealand First 252,277 250,055.23 Referendum - No 87.82 Question: "Should the ~: .. NZ Labour Party 436,400 436,400.00 number of professional - firefighters employed -. NZ 5uperannuitants full time in the New Zealand - & Youth Action 23,032 23,032.00 Fire Service be reduced below the """" ~ ProgreSSive Green Party 35,371 35,322.07 on I January 19951" • - TeTawharau 23,032 22,806.26 5 - 26 September Compulsory Retirement 80.3 Yes 8.2 ~, .. The Alliance 254,827 251,949.31 1997 (posuJ ballot) Savings Scheme No 91.8 - Question:"Do you suppon McGillicuddy Serious Party 35,371 35,371.00 the proposed Compulsory e: -. Retirement Savings Schemer' - NZ National Party 540,377 540,377.00 e;:; RepUblican Party Inc 5,058 * eo! United New Zealand Party 94,041 93,406.53 RNZ Radio production cost 3,000 1,650.00 e: • Totals 2,081,250 2,051,388.33 -. * not finalised at time of compilation lIO EI«lo,ol Compendium - £Irc:torlll Compendium III • Allocation of Free BroadcastingTime (minutes) ~ ~ to Political Parties for Opening and Closing Addresses on TVNZ and RNZ, 1996 ~. S

Party Opening Time Closing Time ~ S address used* address used ~ S ACT New Zealand 5 5 2.5 2.5 Advance New Zealand !! ~ Party 0 0 0 0 ~ ~ Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party 2 2 I I !! S Christian Coalition 5 5 2.5 2.5 i! i~~ Ethnic Minority Party 0 0 0 0 ~i:~ Green Society 0 0 0 0 Mana Maori Movement 0 0 0 0 f!r The 45th Natural Law Party 2 2 I I ~E NZ Conservative Party 2 2 I I Parliament New Zealand First 20 17.5 10 10 NZ Labour Party 25 25 12.5 II :~ NZ Superannuitants ~~ ---- & Youth Action 0 0 0 0 ~ ~ Progressive Green Party 2 2 I I ~ ~ TeTawharau 0 0 0 0 ~. ~ The Alliance 20 20 10 10 McGillicuddy Serious e ~ Party 2 2 I I ~ rii NZ National Party 30 30 15 15 - Republican Party Inc 0 0 0 0 I! ~ United New Zealand t: ~ Party 5 5 2.5 2 ~ ~ Totals 120 117.5 60 58

• Figures forTVNZ.AJI parties used the full time allocated on National Radio. ~~ 1:,3 Il2 El«toraI Com~ium I . THE CABINET ~i:~ Han Peter McCardle (NZ First) (As at 8 December 1997) Minister of Employment. ~l'S Hon (National) Hon Douglas Graham (National) Prime Minister, Minister of Women's I Attorney-General (includes Affairs, Minister in Charge of the ~i:,ij responsibility for the Serious Fraud NZ Security Intelligence Service. ~ ',~ :,ij Office), Minister of Justice, Minister Hon (NZ First) in Charge olTreaty ofWaitangi Deputy Prime Minister, Treasurer. i:: ' .~ Negotiations. Hon (National) Hon Dr (National) Minister of Education (includes f:~5 Minister of Agriculture, Minister of responsibility for the National Ubrary), Forestry, Minister for International , Leader of the t!;c .~ Trade, Minister responsible for Contact Energy Ltd. House. Minister for Ministerial Services. I!! ~ '~ Rt Hon (National) Hon (NZ First) Minister of , Minister of Internal Minister of Finance (includes f:~~ responsibility for the Government Affairs, Minister of Civil Defence. Superannuation Fund Department). ~: :~ Rt Hon Don McKinnon (National) Minister of Revenue. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Minister of Pacific Island Affairs, Hon (National) ~~ .:1 Minister for Disarmament and Minister of Commerce, Minister of Arms Control. Fisheries. Minister of Lands. Minister E ~ .':,ij for Biosecurity, Minister for Industry, Hon (National) Associate Minister of Agriculture. ~!~ Minister of Labour, Minister of Defence. Minister of Immigration, Hon (National) ~~3 Minister of Energy, Minister of Minister of Health.Associate Minister Business Development. of Revenue. ~,:~ Hon (National) Hon (NZ First) Minister of State Services, Minister Minister of Maori Affairs. Minister for ~::~ for the Environment. Minister of Racing,Associate Minister for Sport, Cultural Affairs, Minister for Crown I!!i~ Fitness and Leisure. Research Institutes. Associate Hon (National) Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade. e;~ Minister olTransport, Minister of Han (NZ First) Research, Science and Technology, ,~ Minister of Customs, Minister in Minister of Statistics, Minister of e Charge of the Valuation Department, Local Government. Minister of :~ Minister in Charge of the Public Communications. Minister for e Trust Office, Associate Treasurer, Information Technology, Associate Minister of Health. I: :~ Hon (National) Han Dr Nick Smith (National) Minister of Social Welfare, Minister ~~ Minister of Conservation, Minister in Charge of War Pensions,Associate e of Corrections. Associate Minister Minister of Health. of Social Welfare, Associate Minister ~~ of Immigration. E ~~ 114 11tt:loral Compmdium Eit('torll/ Comptndium 115 Hon Murray McCully (National) SELECT COMMITTEES APPOINTED FOR Minister of Housing, Minister of THE 45th PARLIAMENT Tourism, Minister for Accident (As at November 1997) Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance. Minister for Sport. Fitness COMMERCE and Leisure. (commerce. communications, energy. regional Hon (National) development and tourism) Minister for State Owned Enterprises Jenny Bloxham (Deputy Chairperson), Laila Harre, (Airways Corporation of NZ Ltd, Coal Corporation of NZ Ltd, Warren Kyd (Chairperson), Hon , H Electricity Corporation of NZ Ltd, V Ross Robertson, Bob Simcock, and Government Property Services Ltd, . Land Corporation Ltd, Meteorological EDUCATION AND SCIENCE Service of NZ Ltd, NZ Forestry (education, research, science and technology) Corporation Ltd, NZ Post Ltd, Television NZ Ltd, Terralink NZ Ltd, Donna Awatere·Huata, , , Timberlands West Coast Ltd,Trans .... Janet Mackey, Hon Deborah Morris, Tony Steel Power NZ Ltd, Vehicle Testing NZ Ltd, ~ (Chairperson), Belinda Vernon (Deputy Chairperson) Works and Development Services and Jill White. Corporation (NZ) Ltd), Minister in e ELECTORAL LAW Charge of the Audit Department, ~ Minister Responsible for Radio NZ, (electoral law) Associate Minister of Justice. , Marie Hasler (Chairperson), (Deputy Chairperson), , Tony MINISTERS OUTSIDE CABINET Ryall, Hon , Bob Simcock and R Doug Woolereon. Hon Brian Donnelly (NZ First) Minister responsible for the Education FINANCE AND EXPENDITURE Review Office.Associate Minister of ~ ~ (government finance. insurance, superannuation, Education,Associate Minister of e ' '!!j taXation and the auditing of the Crown's financial Pacific Island Affairs. I . statements and departmental financial statements) Rt Hon (National) ~: ~ Jenny Bloxham, David Career, Hon Dr Michael Minister of State,Associate Minister Cullen, Hon (Deputy Chairperson), of Foreign Affairs and Trade (with ~,~ , Marie Hasler, , Mark Peck, special responsibility for APEC). Tony Ryall (Chairperson), Belinda Vernon, R Doug Hon Deborah Morris (NZ First) C'~ Woolereon and John Wright. Minister of Youth Affairs,Associate Subcommittee on the appointment of Minister of Women's Affairs,Associate specialist tax advisers Minister for Accident Rehabilitation e ~ Hon Dr Michael Cullen, Hon Peter Dunne, and Compensation Insurance. !! ~ Associate Minister for the Environment. Tony Ryall (Chairperson) and R .

Hon Robyn McDonald (NZ First) -~ Subcommittee on the inquiry into Minister for Senior Citizens, Minister --- departmental reporting to Parliament of Consumer Affairs. "Iii .. Ruth Dyson, Tony Ryall (Chairperson) and .- - Belinda Vernon. Note: All Ministers are members of the Executive Council. iio -.•• JI6 fEtdONI Comptndium - EI~toral Compmil;um 117 L. = FOREIGN AFFAIRS, DEFENCE AND TRADE OFFICERS OF PARLIAMENT (customs. defence. foreign affairs and trade) . John Carter. Graham Kelly. Hon Doug . Hon Brian Donnelly. Marie Hasler Kidd (Chairperson). . Ian Revell (Deputy (Deputy Chairperson). Murray McLean. Dr Wayne Chairperson). Paul Swain and John Wright. Mapp. Rt Hon Mike Moore. Hon PRIMARY PRODUCTION (Chairperson) and Matt P Robson. (agriculture. fishing and forestry) GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION . Gavan Herlihy. Owen Jennings. Hon (central government advisory services, official . Hon (Deputy Chairperson). information, statistics and services to Parliament) Damien O·Connor. Eric Roy (Chairperson) and Peter Brown. . Hon Peter Gresham Tutekawa Wyllie. (Deputy Chairperson). Frank Grover. Rodney Hide. PRIVILEGES . . Hon Roger F H Maxwell. (Chairperson) and Hon Nick Smith. (questions of parliamentary privilege) . Rt Hon J B Bolger. Hon Dr Michael HEALTH Cullen.. Hon (Chairperson). (health) ~: :tI Hon DAM Graham. Rt Hon Jonathan Hunt (Deputy Phillida Bunkie. Hon . Judy Keall. Hon Chairperson) and Hon Winston Peters. Roger F H Maxwell (Deputy Chairperson). t: :tI REGULATIONS REVIEW Tukoroirangi Morgan, Brian Neeson (Chairperson). Hon Katherine O·Regan. . Hon Derek ~: ~ (Deputy Chairperson). Frank Grover. Quigley and Bob Simcock. Rt Hon Jonathan Hunt (Chairperson). Nanaia Mahuta. E :j . . Jill White and INTERNAL AFFAIRS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT Annabel Young. (internal affairs and local government) c: !!I SOCIAL SERVICES . Rev (Deputy Chairperson). ~ ~ (employment, housing. immigration. labour and Sandra Lee. Joy Mclauchlan. Hon Katherine O'Regan social welfare) (Chairperson). . and Annabel Young. ~ ~ Arthur Anae. Rev Ann Batten. Gerry Brownlee (Deputy Chairperson). .Taito Phillip JUSTICE AND LAW REFORM ~ ~ Field.lianne Dalziel.Joy Mclauchlan (Chairperson). (corrections. courts. Crown legal services. justice, Murray McLean. and Dr . police. privacy and serious fraud) e: ~ STANDING ORDERS Hon . Hon Peter Gresham. George Hawkins. I _ Jim Anderton. . John Carter. Hon Wyatt Dr . Matt P Robson. Patricia Schnauer E;'~ Creech. Hon Dr Michael Cullen. Rt Hon jonathan (Deputy Chairperson). Rana Waitai (Chairperson). e:1~ Hunt. Hon (Chairperson). Ron Mark and Pansy Wong. Tutekawa Wyllie and Dianne Yates. Patricia Schnauer. MAORI AFFAIRS ~ ~ TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENT (Maori affairs) (conservation. construction and development, Arthur Anae.Joe Hawke.. Sandra Lee. I:: ~ environment. land information. surveying, transport Hon Robyn McDonald. Tukoroirangi Morgan. Dover and transport safety) Samuels (Deputy Chairperson).. ~ ~ Peter Brown. Harry Duynhoven. . Georgina te Heuheu (Chairperson) and Rana Waitai. Hon Chris Fletcher. Gavan Herlihy. Pete Hodgson. ~ i.!J Hon Denis Marshall (Chairperson) and Hon Ken Shirley (Deputy Chairperson). E ~ 118 Eire/oral Compt'ndiulfl Eltctoral Compnldium 119 ADMINISTRATION OF PARLIAMENT PARLIAMENTARY AND MINISTERIAL SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES Administrative and support services for Members of :s (Set by Higher Salaries Commission,july 1997) Parliament and the House of Representatives are provided Salaries $ by the Parliamentary Service. It is not a Government Members of the Executive department and is financially accountable to Parliament. For policy decisions the Service reports to the !~ !! Prime Minister 199,000 Parliamentary Services Commission which consists of the !: 3 Deputy Prime Minister 151,000 Speaker of the House of Representatives as chairperson Each Minister of the Crown with and six members, three of whom are members of the ~: ! portfolio in Cabinet 135,000 Government and three are from Opposition parties. Each Minister of the Crown with ~~ :!i portfolio outside Cabinet 120,000 The Office of Clerk of the House of Representatives is Each Minister of the Crown without portfolio responsible for advising on and recording the proceedings e: :~ 97,000 of Parliament and the classification and distribution of ~!S Parliamentary Under-Secretary 97,000 petitions, Bills and other official papers to members and Officers of the House of Representatives officials of the House of Representatives. It also services Speaker 135,000 Select Committees. Deputy Speaker 100,000 Each Assistant Speaker 84,000 Administrative services for ministers are provided by the E' ~ Leader of the Opposition Ministerial Services Branch of the Department of Leader of the Opposition 135,000 Internal Affairs. Support services for the Cabinet and its Other Party Leaders and Deputy Leaders committees are provided by the Cabinet Office of the i Prime Minister's Department. Party Leader (with at least 25 party members in the House) 95,500 l t:; ~ Party Leader (with between 13 and 24 members in the House) 91,500 e .~ Party Leader (with between 6 and 12 members in the House) 87,500 I!!: ~ Deputy Leader (With at least 35 members in the House) 91,500 E! -:s Whips .. Senior Whip (with at least 25 :;J members in the House) 92,000 Junior Whip (with at least 25 members in the House 86,000 Whip (with between 13 and 24 members in the House) 86,000 Chairpersons of Select Committees Chairperson of a Select Committee 82,000 Members of Parliament Member of Parliament 78,000

120 EIre/oral Compnldium Elreloral Comptndium 121 Parliamentary and Ministerial salaries and allowances cont'd

Allowances $ [:: Prime Minister 29,500 Deputy Prime Minister 13,000 ~ Minister of the Crown with a portfolio whether or not in Cabinet 12,000 ~ Each other member of the Executive Council 9,500 Parliamentary Under-Secretary 9,500 ~: Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade (additional) 6,000 E"~ Officers of the House of Representatives Speaker - basic expenses allowance 12,000 additional allowance 8,500 Deputy Speaker - basic expenses allowance 9,500 additional allowance 7,500 ~! Parlialnel1tary Assistant Speakers - basic expenses allowance 7,000 additional allowance 1,000 Leader of the Opposition, other Party Leaders ~ !:Representation and Deputy Leaders Leader of the Opposition L 12,000 ~I~ Party Leaders (with at least 25 I members in the House) 10,000 Party Leaders (with between 13 ~~- and 24 members in the House) 9,500 ~i~ Party Leaders (With between 6 and 12 members in the House) 9,000 !:'~ Party Leaders (with fewer than 6 ~!~ members in the House) 7,000 I Deputy Leaders (with at least 35 E!'~ members in the House) 7,000 I additional allowance 2,000 !;i~ Electorate MPs - basic expenses allowance 7,000 ~I~ constituency allowance (depending on electorate) I 20,000 between E'~ and 8,000 list MPs - basic expenses allowance 4,000 ~ ~

Note: The above list does not cover items such as travel, ~ ~ attendance, accommodation or night allowances.

1~2 Eluteral Ccrnpt'ndiurn I SEATS HELD BY POLITICAL PARTIES AFTER E:'S GENERAL ELECTIONS, 1890-1996 1 Election Total Liberal Conservative I!'S Labour NZ First Others Independent 1 1890 74 38 25 E'S 7 1893 74 51 13 I 6 1896 74 39 25 6 1899 74 49 19 r::S 2 1902 80 47 19 [: 10 1905 80 58 16 ~ 6 Reform I 1908 80 50 26 [:jS I 3 1911 80 33 37 4 6 1914 80 33 41 ~'IS 6 0 1919 80 21 47 , 8 4 1922 80 22 37 ~: is 17 4 1925 80 II 55 12 2 1928 80 27 27 E: IS 19 I" 6 Coalition 1931 80 51 ~~. ~ 24 I" 4 National 1935 80 19 ~:::I 53+2t 2" 4 1938 80 25 53 2 1943 80 34 ~ S 45 I 1946 80 38 42 1949 80 46 e;' ~ 34 1951 80 50 30 1954 80 45 :3 35 1957 80 39 e 41 1960 80 46 :3 34 1963 80 45 c 35 1966 80 44 35 I; 1969 84 45 e'it 39 1972 87 32 1 55 1975 87 55 e'~ 32 1978 92 51 I~ 40 I; 1981 92 47 -,-I 43 2t 1984 95 37 56 2t 1987 97 40 e'~ 57 1990 97 67 1 _ 29 I§ 1993 99 50 ei'~ 4511 2 211 Alliance 1996 120 4411 =j!3 37 17 13 Act ~1~ 8 United ~ I - _ • Country Party t R.atana :f: Sodal CAdItIDemocnts t N_ Labour ,__ ~iiiiI;;;II IIlndudcs Speaker of !he House 1 ADbnte 124 Ei«tOrPI Compmdium Eltdcml/ Compmdium 125 ~ GENERAL ELECTION STATISTICS - E: :i ~ ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL PARTIES -1981 to 1996 To~~11 .~ ~ Labour H"tional Social Credit V~lul!' ,. Othe~ 702,610 lUI,. '9a,S08 )71,056 20.6S" 3,4'0 "" lB.l'" O.19~ ,I 1-4,U9 1.)1"; 1.101,)0) SEA" C:;en"~.1 0"",,, , ", , 1'1&0•• "• "-' "• 'E: :i ~ Total Seats Nation,., Nl!w Z."..Iand 1914 Labour Soc'al Credit Value. OCher 1,929,101 " 829,154 42."" 692.494 n.n'" ll6,385 12.15'" IH,L61 7.61~ '!: .. Si 3,826 O.20~ 20.110 1.0Slo; , Genet;\1 'EA" J7 Maori 0 , " """'" "• 'I ToulSeatl • Nuional Oemocr;l.U Mana N ..... Zealand 1987 Labour Other 1,111,'02 " - 878,526 806,)48 4"'.02'" 10S,095 S.H" MOtuhak" 0.5)'- !:'":!i 5,106 0.1'" 26,8)8 1.46l.O 47."" SEA" 9,789 II C.n.. ral 0.",," .. , Maori " M~ri • " ...... _ 11 3 Total Seau • 1990 Nation,,1 Labour Green NewLabour O"mocran Other 1,124,092 " 640,91S )0,455 a71,1S8 41.11" 15.1"" 11·"'15 '.85,. 9".171 5.16'- 1.61'" 61,178 ).16~ , Ceneral 'EA" Mlori ""'ri , , 'E ii ~ "• """'" " "• ToulS.... u Hational Labour Alliance NZFi",1 Chrluian 1993 Oth". 1,912,196 " 61],892 666,759 )4,68% 150,064 18.21% 161,481 Heritare 15.05" 8,40" 31,151 1.65" 'E: ~ )8,74' 1.On; 'EA" ., , , C"n"ral OS 0.-.' SO, , , , M.. on TotalSUl1 • NZFint .. Nation.' Labour Alliance ~ ACT Ullittd N" lubnd "96 it Christian CO&Iition Other P.", 2,072,]5' - 701.115 H ...." 514,159 18.1'''' 276,60) IUS"" 209,147 10.10" 116,.42 6.10'" 18,1

EIIICtOf3t11 Electorate EleetOl'l.tl! Eleaorlte "~~ e ~ Electorate "~~ ElltCtOrate Gcw-..tE~ 6O 13.91% 640,884 )1.08" 278,101 11.4'% 1l1,944 ILlS" 17,)" 1.75'" .1,6" 1.07" 11,995 SEA" ""on 1.55'" 5',761 2.90" lO , , , , M.... ri Elecw.... el , , , , , , Party Lin """"'-"""'- " !! ;3 0 55 ....p"" u. .. " " " 7 0 E! 3 Toul Sean '" ENROLMENT AND VOTING STATISTICS, 1981 • 1996 e it 1981 1984 1987 1990 1993 1996 e '3 2.034.747 2,1 I 1.651 Electors on master roll 2.114,656 2.202.157 2.321.664 2.418.587

, jI Estimated voting age population on election day e= , 2.289,807 2.400,360 2,506.110 2.642,400 . Percentage of estimated voting age population enrolled - 92.35 91.74 92.64 e ~ 91.60 1.860.564 1,978,798 Total number of votes cast 1.883.394 1.877.115 1.978,092 2.135.175 91.44 ~ 93.71 Turnout of those enrolled (%) e 89.06 85.24 85.20 88.28 Turnout of estimated voting age population (%) - 82.25 c "3 - 78.20 78.93 80.80 0.50 0.39 Percentage of informal electorate votes 0.61 0.55 0.59 0.90 ~ Percentage of informal party votes :1 0.39 Number of electorate candidates 339 466 !! ~ 424 677 689 611 Number of list candidates 690 I: ~ Number of dual candidates 457 Number of electorate-only candidates 339 466 ~ ~~ 424 677 689 154 Number of list-only candidates 233 Number of persons who stood as candidates 339 ~ 466 I 424 677 - 689 844 :3 126 EIre/oral Compmdium --- E/retorlll (omprndium 127 MAORI VOTER ENROLMENT 1990-1997 E:.~I• [:.~ Maori on % of Maori on % of Date Maori Total General Total :j Total Maori Roll Maori enrolled f: Roll Maori enrolled Enrolled ~ :j 27.10.90 83.019 39.83 125.409 60.17 208.428 ~ ~

6.11.93 101.585 40.92 e: 'it 146.689 59.08 248.274 E:: ~ 12.10.96 141.929 49.81 143.013 50.19 284.942 ~ :~

~; :~ 27.08.97 163.310 53.63 141.229 46.37 304.539 ~, ~ ~ ':I WOMEN IN PARLIAMENT 1933-1997 I Name Electorate f:'3 Dates Age When Party I First Elected ~I~ I Elizabeth McCombs Lyttelton 1933-35* 60 Labour Wellington West e: ~ I 938-43t 57 Labour Waitemata 1941-43t e ~ 54 Labour Mary (Grigg) Polson Mid-Canterbury 1942-43 45 National Christchurch East! e: ~ Sydenham 1943-69 49 Labour ~ .~ Hilda Ross Hamilton 1945-59* 61 National I riaka Ratana Western Maori e ~ 1949-69 44 Labour Ethel McMillan North Dunedinl Dunedin North f: ,~ 1953-75 51 Labour Esme Tombleson Gisborne I 960-72t 43 e,' ~ National Rona Stevenson Taupo 1963-72 52 National Whetu Tirikatene-Sullivan C ~ I967-96t 35 Labour Dorothy Jelicich Hamilton West I 972-75t 44 Labour e~ Avon 1972-87 45 Labour Raglan/Waipa ~ ;~~ 1975-84 23 National E ::l I2B Eitdortll Compmdium EIttlorl2l Ccmprndium 129 • Name Electorate ~ 5i Dates Age When Party First Elected ';51 Colleen Dewe Lyttelton r:: I 975-78t 45 National Lyttelton f:; :!!i 1978-87 36 Labour Kapiti 1981-90t 40 Labour ~: :!i Mt AlbertiOwairaka 1981- 31 Labour Wellington Central ~ ':3 1981-92; 32 Labour Selwyn 1981-94; 30 National ~ :!! Anne (Fraser) Collins East Cape I 984-90t 32 Labour Judy Keall Glenfield/Horowhenual E: :~ Otaki I 984-90t, 1993- 41 Labour .~ Annette King HorowhenuaiMiramar/ ~ Rongotai E; :!! 1984-90t, 1993- 39 Labour Katherine O'Regan WaipaiList 1984- 38 National Yaldhurst ~, .:!! I 984-96t SI Labour/United New Zealand ~ 51 Pen carrow I 987-93§ 63 Labour Jenny Kirk Birkenhead E :!! I 987-90t 43 Labour Jenny Shipley Ashburton/Rakaia 1987- 35 National ~ .~ I 987-96§ Island Bay -51 34 Labour Lianne Dalziel /List ~ 1990- 30 Labour Eden/Epsom E ,~ 1990- 35 National Marie Hasler TitirangilWaitakere I 990-93t 1996- 42 National Gail Mcintosh Lyttelton f! ~ I 990-93t 35 National Joy Mclauchlan Western HuttiList ~ ~ 1990- 42 National Margaret Moir West Coast I 990-93t 49 National E: ~ Judith Tizard Panmure/Auckland Central 1990- 34 Labour Ruth Dyson Lyttelton/List f! ~ 1993- 36 Labour Wellington-Karori I 993-96t 46 National/United ~ ~ New Zealand Sandra Lee Auckland Central/List l: -~ 1993- 41 Alliance () Janet Mackey Gisborne/Mahia e ~ 1993- 40 Labour Jill Pettis WanganuilWhanganui 1993- 41 Labour ~ ~ Suzanne Sinclair Titirangi I 993-96t 47 Labour l: ~ l3D El«torPl CompcuIillm EltdorPl Comprndillm lJl f;: Name Electorate :3 Dates Age When Party First Elected E:' ~ Jill White Manawatu/list 1993- 52 Labour Dianne Yates Hamilton East/list f.: :! 1993- 50 Labour Donna Awatere-Huata list (: ~ 1996- 47 ACT New Zealand Rev. Ann Batten list r: 51 1996- 52 NZ First Jenny Bloxham list r: ":!j 1996- 47 NZ First

Phillida Bunkie list ~ 51 1996- 52 Alliance (Green) Pam Corkery list ~ 5i 1996- 40 Alliance (NLP) Jeanette Fitzsimons list f: ~ 1996- 51 Alliance (Green) Dr liz Gordon list 1996- 41 Alliance (NLP) Laila Harre list ~. ~ 1996- 30 Alliance (NLP) Marian Hobbs List ~ ~ 1996- 49 Labour Alamein Kopu list 1996- 53 Alliance E!'~ (Mana Motuhake)1 Independent (1997) Robyn McDonald list ~ ~ 1996- 45 NZ First Nanaia Mahuta list ~ ~ 1996- 26 Labour Deborah Morris list ~ 1996- 26 NZ First ~ Dr Muriel Newman List 1996- 46 ACT e ~ New Zealand Patricia Schnauer List ~ 1996- 54 ACT ~ New Zealand Georgina te Heuheu list E ~ 1996- 53 National Tariana Turia list , 1996- Labour Belinda Vernon list e i ~ 1996- 38 National Pansy Wong list e ~ ~ 1996- 41 National I Annabel Young list E ~ 1997-# 40 National

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f!! ~ E ~ !32 Eltctoral Comptndium Eltctonll Comptndium 133 CANDIDATES AND MPS BY GENDER, E: ~ 1981 - 1996 f: !!I 1981 1984 1987 1990 1993 1996* f: :!i No. of candidates 339 466 424 677 689 611 male 299 385 [: ~ 342 525 498 457 81 82 152 191 female 40 ~ iI 154

No.ofMPs 92 95 ~: I ~ 97 97 99 120 male 74 83 f: j :!!I 83 81 78 85 female 8 12 14 16 21 35

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BY-ELECTIONS SINCE 1984 E: ~ e; ~ ELECTORATE DATE OF SUCCESSFUL TOTAL TURNOUT BY-ELECTION I!! 3 CANDIDATE VOTES CAST (wtes cast as " of roll) Timaru 15 June 1985 l':; :!!J M. P. McTigue (Nat) 22.175 90.60 Tamaki 15 February 1992 e-. ~ C. Simich (Nat) 18.133 72.89

Wellington Central 12 December 1992 ~ -~ C. Laidlaw (Lab) 16.929 64.31 Tauranga 17 April 1993 W. R. Peters (Ind) 13.080 49.08 e ~ Selwyn I 3 August I 994 D. Carter (Nat) 21.667 77.79 e~ e' :~ E: .~

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134 Elteloral Comptndium =~ Eltdorvl Compmdium IJS PREMIERS AND PRIME MINISTERS E: •rJ Premiers and Prime Ministers cont'd Premiers Term(s) of office r:: r!l Rt Hon Sir Joseph George Ward. Bt, KCMG 7 May 1856-20 May 1856 j (Liberal) 6Aug 1906-28 Mar 1912 20 May 1856-2 June 1856 r: r (United) 10 Dec 1928-28 May 1930 12Jul 1861-6Aug 1862 j 28 Jun 1869-10 Sep 1872 t: r (Liberal) 3 Mar 1873-8 Apr 1873 ~. oj 28 Mar 1912-IOJul 1912 Edward William Stafford 2Jun 1856-12Ju11861 I £:: • :j 16 Oct 1865-28 Jun 1869 Rt HonWiliiam 10 Sep 1872-11 Oct 1872 £:: j Ferguson Massey 6 Aug 1862-30 Oct 1863 (Reform) IOJu11912-12Aug 1915 ;j (National) 12Aug 1915-25Aug 1919 . MLC 30 Oct 1863-24 Nov 1864 ~ (Reform) 25Aug 1919-10 May 1925 (died) 21 Apr 1882-25 Sep 1883 t: oj Sir Francis Henry Dillon Frederick Aloysius Weld 24 Nov 1864-16 Oct 1865 Bell. GCMG. KC. MLC George Marsden II Oct 1872-3 Mar 1873 ~ .!J (Reform) 14 May 1925-30 May 1925 Waterhouse. MLC Rt Hon Joseph Gordon ~ ;3 Sir . KCMG 8 Apr 1873-6 Jul 1875 Coates. MC 15 Feb 1876-1 Sep 1876 e: oj (Reform) 30 May 1925-10 Dec 1928 . MLC 6 Jul 1875-15 Feb 1876 Rt Hon George William Forbes I Sep 1876-13 Sep 1876 I: :!J (United) 28 May 1930-22 Sep 1931 (United Reform Coalition) 22 Sep 1931-6 Dec 1935 Sir Harry Albert Atkinson. 13 Sep 1876-13 Oct 1877 KCMG (ministry reconstructed) t'!! 3 Rt Hon 25 Sep 1883-16Aug 1884 (Labour) 6 Dec 1935-27 Mar 1940 (died) ~ :~ 28 Aug 1884-3 Sep 1884 Rt Hon . 8 Oct 1887-24 Jan 1891 ~. :!J (Labour) I Apr 1940-13 Dec 1949 Sir . KCB 13 Oct 1877-8 Oct 1879 Rt Hon Sidney ~ John Hall 8 Oct 1879-21 Apr 1882 e: George Holland. CH (National) 13 Dec 1949-20 Sep 1957 Sir , KCMG 16 Aug 1884-28 Aug 1884 I:: :~ 3 Sep 1884-8 Oct 1887 Rt Hon Sir Keith e :~ Jack Holyoake. GCMG. CH (National) 20 Sep 1957-12 Dec 1957 (liberal) 24 Jan 1891-27 Apr 1893 (died) e ~ 12 Dec 1960-7 Feb 1972 Rt Hon Richard John Seddon Rt Hon . CH (liberal) I May 1891-10 Jun 1906 (died) :: :~ (Labour) 12 Dec 1957-12 Dec 1960 Prime Ministers e ~ Rt Hon John Ross Marshall William Hall-Jones I (later Sir) (liberal) 21 Jun 1906-6 Aug 1906 ~I~ (National) 7 Feb 1972-8 Dec 1972 e .~ JJ6 El«tural Comprndium £ltr:tond Omrpmdium 137 Premiers and Prime Ministers cont'd E :~ VICE-REGAL REPRESENTATIVES Assumed oflice Retired Rt Hon Norman Eric Kirk f: SI Dependency (Labour) 8 Dec 1972-31 Aug 1974 (died) !!j Ueutenant..Governor Rt Hon Wallace Edward e Captain , RN 30 Jan 1840 3 May 1841 Rowling (later Sir) f: '!i (Labour) 6 Sep 1974-12 Dec 1975 Crown colony Rt Hon Sir Robert ~ 'Si Governor David Muldoon, GCMG, CH Captain William Hobson, RN 3 May 1841 10 Sep 1842 (National) 12 Dec 1975-26 Jul 1984 !: !!j Captain Robert FitzRoy, RN 26 Dec 1843 17 Nov 1845 Rt Hon David Captain George Grey 18 Nov 1845 31 Dec 1847 ~ ~ Russell Lange CH Governor-in-Chief (Labour) 26 Jul I 984-8 Aug 1989 ~ '!!I Sir George Grey, KCB I Jan 1848 7 Mar 1853 Rt Hon Geoffrey Winston Self-governing colony Russell Palmer (later Sir) ~ ~ (Labour) 8 Aug 1989-4 Sep 1990 Governors of New Zealand Sir George Grey, KCB 7 Mar 1853 31 Dec 1853 Rt Hon Michael ~ !f Kenneth Moore Colonel Thomas ,~ Gore Brown, CB 6 Sep 185S 2 Oct 1861 (Labour) 4 Sep 1990-2 Nov 1990 it Sir George Grey, KCB 4 Dec 1861 5 Feb 1868 '~ Rt Hon James ~ Sir George Ferguson Brendan Bolger Bowen, GCMG 5 Feb 1868 19 Mar 1873 (National) 2 Nov 1990-28 Feb 1996 '~ ~ Rt Hon Sir James (National/United Coalition) 28 Feb 1996-12 Dec 1996 Fergusson, (Bt) 14 Jun 1873 3 Dec 1874 ~ (NationaUNZ First Coalition) 12 Dec 1996-8 Dec 1997 ~ Marquess of Normanby, GeB, GCMG. PC 9 Jan 1875 21 Feb 1879 Hon Jennifer Mary Shipley (National/NZ First Coalition) 8 Dec 1997- ~I!I Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson, GCMG 17Apr 1879 8 Sep 1880 ~ e Hon Sir Arthur Hamilton Gordon, GCMG 29 Nov 1880 ~ :3 23 Jun 1882 Lieutenant-General Sir ,~ William Francis Drummond e Jervois, GCMG, CB 29 Nov 1880 23 Jun 1882 e '~ Earl of Onslow, GCMG 2 May 1889 24 Feb 1892 Earl of Glasgow, GCMG 7 Jun 1892 6 Feb 1897 e 3 Earl of Ranfurly, GCMG 10Aug 1897 19 Jun 1904 Lord Plunket, GCMG, KCVO 20 Jun 1904 7 Jun 1910 .- ,~ - Dominion ~ J'!! Lord Islington, KCMG, DSO, PC 22 Jun 1910 2 Dec 1912 Earl of , GCMG, ~i~ MVO, PC 19 Dec 1912 27 Jun 1917

E;.~ E/«t01'll/ Compt'ndium 138 EI«'url7/ Compcldium 139 I Vice-regal Representatives con'd E ' ·51 SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE Governors-General of New Zealand Assumed office Retired E=!!oi OF REPRESENTATIVES Earl of Liverpool, GCB. GCMG. I From To GBE. Mve, PC 28 jun 1917 7 jul moE: I' .~ Admiral of the Fleet Viscount Sir Charles Clifford 26.05.1854 05.11.1860 jellicoe. GCB. OM. GCVO 27 SEP 1920 26 Nov 1924i: i ~ Sir David Monro 03.06.1861 30.12.1870 General Sir Charles Fergusson, e ' :Sf Sir Francis Dillon Bell 14.08.1871 06.12.1875 (Bt), GCMG. KCB. OSO. MVO 13 DEC 1924 8 FEB 1930 ... I . Sir William Fitzherbert 15.06.1876 Viscount Bledisloe. GCMG. 13.06.1879 KBE, PC 19 MAR 1930 15 MAR 1935E: i .~ Sir George Maurice O'Rorke I 1.07.1879 03.10.1890 Viscount Galway. GCMG. OSO. !:,~ William jukes Steward 23.01.1891 08.11.1893 aBE. PC 12APR 1935 3 FEB 1941 I Sir George Maurice O'Rorke 21.06.1894 05.11.1902 Marshal of the Royal Air Force !::! .~ Sir Arthur Robert Guinness Sir Cyril Louis Norton Newall. i 29.06.1903 10.06.1913

GCB, OM. GCMG. CBE. AM 22 FEB 1941 19 APR 1946E:; 'I .~ Sir Frederic William Lang 26.06.1913 30.11.1922 Ueutenant-General the Sir Charles Ernest Statham 07.02.1923 01.11.1935 Lord Freyberg. VCr GCMG. !:: ' ~ William Edward Barnard 25.03.1936 30.08.1943 KCB. KBE. OSO 17 jUN 1946 15AuG 1952 I Lieutenant-General the ~ I' :~ Frederick William Schramm 22.02.1944 04.11.1946 Lord Norrie. GCMG. GCVO. Robert McKeen 24.06.1947 03.11.1949 CB.oSO.MC 2 DEC 1952 25 jUL 1957e! i .~ Sir Matthew Henry Oram 25.06.1950 29.10.1957 Viscount Cobham. GCMG. TO 5SEP 1957 13 SEP 1962~ I :!!!!I Robert Mafeking MacFarlane 21.01.1958 31.10.1960 Brigadier Sir Bernard Sir Ronald Macmillan Algie Fergusson. GCMG. GCVO. I 20.06.1961 25.10.1966 oSO.OBE 9 Nov 1962 20 OCT 1967~ i .31 Sir Roy Emile jack 26.04.1967 09.02.1972 Sir Arthur Espie Porritt, E:! ' ~ Alfred Ernest Allen 07.06.1972 26.10.1972 (Bt). GCMG. GCVO. CBE I DEC 1967 7 SEP 1972 I Stanley Austin Whitehead 14.02.1973 30.10.1975 Sir (Edward) . GCMG. GCVO. KBE. QSO 27 SEP 1972 5 OCT 1977~ i ~ Sir Roy Emile jack 22.06.1976 24.12.1977 Rt Hon Sir Keith Jacka ~ I "3 Sir john Richard Harrison 10.05.1978 15.06.1984 Holyoake. KG. GCMG. CH. QSO 26 OCT 1977 27 OCT 1980 I Sir Basil Malcolm Arthur (Bt) 15.08.1984 01.05.1985 Hon Sir David Stuart Beattie. E ~ Sir Gerard Aloysius Wall 28.05.1985 15.08.1987 GCMG, GCVO. QSO. QC 6 Nov 1980 10 Nov 1985 r ~ Sir Thomas 16.09.1987 27.10.1990 The Most Reverend Sir e: Paul Alfred Reeves. GCMG. Sir Robin (Robert McDowall) Gray 28.11.1990 06.11.1993 GCVO.QSO 20 Nov 1985 29 Nov 1990~' -!!II Sir Peter Wilfred Tapsell (KNZM) 21.11.1993 12.10.1996 Dame . "3 Douglas Lorimer Kidd 12.12.1996 GCMG. GCVO. oBE. QSO 13 DEC 1990 3 MAR 1996= Rt Hon Sir . GCMG 21 MAR 1996

Note: Honours are specified only if held on retirement from office.

140 Elmoral Comptndium £ltdora/ C,m,pmdium 14J I KEY DATES IN ELECTORAL REFORM E i :!i 1889 Number of MPs reduced from 91 to 70; multi-member electorates reintroduced in four main centres; residence made the only criterion for registering as an elector. 1852 The New Zealand Constitution Act established a system r:-s.I of representative government for New Zealand. f! • :~ 1890 Secret ballot compulsory for all elections except those Parliament consisted of a Legislative Council appointed I in the four Maori electorates. by the Crown, and a House of Representatives elected by r: - :!ii male property owners with IndIvIdual freehold or I 1893 Universal suffrage granted to women; Maori of more leasehold title, Although some Maori (almost invariably r: - 's. than half Maori descent required to register on a Maori tribal leaders) were registered on the electoral roll, I roll, those of less than half Maori descent required to register on the "European" roll, and those whose Maori were effectively denied the vote because they r: _:~ owned their lands under communal title. descent was exactly half Maori allowed to choose which I roll they wished to be on. 1853 The first five-yearly election for the House of It i ~ 1900 Number of MPs increased to 80. Representatives was held. Thirty-seven MPs were E: •.~ elected using First-Past-the-Post in a mix of single- I 1903 All multi-member electorates changed to Single-member member and multi-member electorates. ~ !!I eleaorates.

1860 Gold miners who held a Miner's Right continuously for at ~ 1908 Second ballot voting system introduced. least three months were able to vote without having to own or lease property. 1913 Second ballot voting system repealed, and First-Past-the­ Post reinstated. 1867 Four Maori seats were created as a temporary measure 1919 for five years, with universal suffrage for adult Maori males. Women given the right to stand as candidates for e: Parliament. 1871 First elections held using secret ballot; nearly all e 1923 Defeat of United Government's bill to introduce electorates represented by one MP. proportional representation for parliamentary elections. ~ 1876 Four Maori seats made permanent. 1924 Registration as an elector made compulsory for all !iI eligible electors except Maori. 1878 Bill introduced to change New Zealand's parliamentarye: voting system to a form of the single transferable vote. e ~ 1928 United Party formed a minority government following an This marked the beginning of a period of considerable agreement with the Labour Party. interest by various MPs in proportional representation ~ ~ voting systems lasting until the emergence of the modern 1931 Coalition government formed between United and Reform parties. two-party political system in the 1930s. e ~ 1937 1879 Universal suffrage for non-Maori adult males; Secret ballot required for elections in four Maori seats. t: ~ parliamentary term reduced to three years. 1945 Abolition of country quota. ~ 1881 All MPs elected in single-member electorates; e 1950 Abolition of Legislative Council. introduction of ,country quota' allowing rural electorates ~ to have 25 percent fewer people than town electorates. ~ 1956 Parliament passed new Electoral Act, including entrenched provisions which could not be amended 1887 Independent Representation Commission established to !:! ~ unless the proposed changes were agreed to by either draw electorate boundaries after each population 75 percent of all MPs or a majority of voters who voted census. ~ ~ in a referendum.

~ 142 Elte/oral Compt"lldium Elretoral Comptndium 143 1965 Number of General electorates in the South Island fixed E REGISTRARS OF ELECTORS FOR at 25, and proviSion for the number of General THE ELECTORATES electorates in the North Island to increase. r:= Albany Electorate 1967 Defeat in a referendum of a proposal to increase the Sarah Kent term of Parliament from three years to four years. New Zealand Post limited 5 I Hurstmere Road 1969 Parliament reduced the voting age to 20. TAKAPUNA 1332 Telephone: (09) 489 9994 1974 Parliament reduced the voting age to 18. Aoraki Electorate 1975 Maori permitted to stand for ejection in either a Maori ~ !!!t 2. Christina Lamont or a General electorate: Maori permitted to choose New Zealand Post limited which type of roll (General or Maori) they wish to be on E St 16 Sophia Street in a "Maori option" held after each five-yearly population TIMARU 8620 census. !f Telephone: (03) 684 7477 1985 Appointment of Royal Commission on the Electoral System to inquire into a wide range of matters !!!t 3. Auckland Central Electorate concerning the electoral system. Pam Turvey !iI New Zealand Post limited 1986 Report of the Royal Commission on the Electoral Bledisloe Building Wellesley Street West System, recommending (among other things) that a ~ 3 referendum be held on changing the voting system from AUCKLAND 1036 Telephone: (09) 377 1718 First-Past-the-Post to Mixed Member Proportional ~ representation. E: !II 4. Banks Peninsula Electorate 1990 Defeat in a referendum of a proposal to increase the ~ Bev Bell term of Parliament from three years to four years. New Zealand Post limited f! ~ 209 Tuam Street 1992 Indicative referendum on changing the voting system. CHRISTCHURCH 8032 ~ ~ Telephone: (03) 379 8976 1993 Final and binding referendum decided to change New Zealand's voting system from First-Past-the-Post to e ~ 5. Bay of Plenty Electorate Mixed Member Proportional. Andrea Smyth New Zealand Post limited 1995 Dedaration of final boundaries for 60 General e ::I The Strand electorates and five Maori electorates for MMP. WHAKATANE 3080 E: ~ Telephone: (07) 308 8963 First referendum held following a petition presented under the Citizens Initiated Referenda Act 1993. !:: ~ 6. Christchurch Central Electorate Diane Cave 1996 12 October: first general election held using MMP. e; New Zealand Post limited 12 December: National/NZ First coalition government 209 Tuam Street sworn in. CHRISTCHURCH 8032 e Telephone: (03) 379 8974 ~ e

144 Elretaral Ccmpmdium Eln-toral Comprrtdium 14' :. Registrar of Electors for each Electorate ~j~ Registrar of Electors for each Electorate 7. Christchurch East Electorate .~ .. ~ 14. Hamilton West Electorate Lindsay Andrews [. Dorothy Roycroft New Zealand Post Limited New Zealand Post Limited 209 Tuam Street ~[i~ I 50 5treet CHRISTCHURCH 8032 .... t8~ HAMILTON 2020 Telephone: (03) 379 6210 ,j! II - Telephone: (07) 838 3169 8. Clutha-Southland Electorate 15. Hunua Electorate Carolyn Wright ~i~ Noelene Hocking New Zealand Post Limited New Zealand Post Limited 5 I Don Street rEi~ Cnr Great South Road and Station Roads INVERCARGILL 9520 MANUREWA 1730 Telephone: (03) 2183216 ~.~I Telephone: (09) 267 4200 9. Coromandel Electorate ~.~ 16. Hutt South Electorate Jenny Harries I Roberta Kent New Zealand Post Limited E:.~ New Zealand Post Limited Post Shop 47 The Esplanade Rosemont Road I PETONE 6332 WAIHI3061 ~.~ Telephone: (04) 568 9666 Telephone: (07) 863 8312 E:.~• 17. lIam Electorate 10. Dunedin North Electorate Pamela Cox Paulette Hucklebridge E:.~ New Zealand Post Limited New Zealand Post Limited • 1st Floor 233 Moray Place I POSt Shop DUNEDIN 9031 ~ ~ 209 Tuam Street Telephone: (03) 477 3528 CHRISTCHURCH 8032 ~ 31 Telephone: (03) 379 6213 II. Dunedin South Electorate Margaret Tipa 18. Invercargill Electorate New Zealand Post Limited ~ ~ Sally Ophuis 233 Moray Place New Zealand Post Limited DUNEDIN 9031 ~ !!II 5 I Don Street Telephone: (03) 477 6889 INVERCARGILL 9520 ~ SI Telephone: (03) 218 7071 12. Epsom Electorate Gloria South 19. Kaikoura Electorate New Zealand Post Limited e ~ Ngaire Lamond Bledisloe Building New Zealand Post Limited Wellesley Street West e ~ 2 Main Street AUCKLAND 1036 BLENHEIM 7320 Telephone: (09) 302 0046 e ~ Telephone: (03) 578 3691 13. Hamilton East Electorate ~ 20. Karapiro Electorate Joy Rear e Ngareta Tauri-Wright New Zealand Post Limited New Zealand Post Limited I50 London Street ~ ~ 150 London Street HAMILTON 2020 HAMILTON 2020 Telephone: (07) 838 2405 ~I~ Telephone: (07) 834 1386 E'~ ElmcmJl Comprndium I 14' Eltdoral Ccmpmdillm '47 single-party government: ~ i"i_ J turnout: a majority government or a minority government t:;;. the sum of all the valid votes, disallowed votes, and made up of only one . See also ~ informal votes expressed either ( I) as a percentage coalition government. of the total number of registered electors in an !J electorate or in all electorates combined, as the : case may be, or (2) as a percentage of the number see early election. r.. J of people in an electorate or in all electorates combined, as the case may be who have reached Sovereign: Queen Elizabeth the Second as Queen the age at which they may register as an elector. whether or not they are in fact registered electors. New Zealand. See also Head of State. Ii! unregistered political party: special vote: E: a vote cast at a general election. by-election. or ~ a political party that is not entered on the Register referendum by a voter who is unable to cast an Ii!: of Political Parties, and can therefore only nominate ordinary vote. See also Tangata Whenua vote. electorate candidates. See also registered political party. St Lague formula: the formula (usually pronounced 'Saint La-gu') used vacant seat: by the Chief Electoral Officer under the MMP ~,r:ti see casual vacancy. system to allocate seats to registered political .~.~ valid vote: parties that have crossed the threshold according a vote at a general election. by-election or to their shares of the effective Party Votes. referendum that is not a disallowed vote or an ~ m supply: informal vote. parliamentary authority for a government to spend I!! fa vote of confidence: public money and incur expenses or liabilities; the see confidence. granting of supply by Parliament is always a matter ~ ~ of confidence in the government. voter: ~ ~ a person who votes at a general election. Tangata Whenua vote: by-election. or referendum. a particular type of special vote used by those on the Maori roll. ~~ voting paper: a paper on which voters mark their choice at a term of Parliament: referendum or poll. See also ballot paper the maximum period of three years between the~_: _ return of the writs for a general election and the - voting system: expiry of Parliament; set by the Constitution Act a method of translating the votes of the people into 1986 and entrenched by the Electoral Act 1993. .,. seats in the legislature. See also First-Past-the­ Post; Mixed Member Proportional. threshold: the requirement under MMP for a political party Westminster system: that is on the Party Vote to win at least 5 percentEl: ~ a system of parliamentary government found in the of all the PartvVotes or at least one electorate seat UK and in many former British colonies which in in order to ~~alify for a share of all the seats based ~: iO general has most of the following characteristics on its share of the effective Party Votes. (although they have evolved in different ways in

J72 Ekeloral Comprndium £lmo11l/ Compnuiium I7J different places and may exist to varying degrees): responsible government; members of the government are required to be Members of Parliament; a Parliament that is legally entitled to amend or repeal any law· passed by its predecessors; a constitution with important parts that are unwritten; a non-partisan public service; and an independent judiciary. writ: a written direction from the Clerk of the Writs to a Returning Officer to hold an election in his or her electorate for an electorate MP for that electorate. or to hold a referendum in that electorate. See also election day; nomination day: polling day; return of the writs. writ day: the day on which the Clerk of the Writs issues a writ to a Returning Officer. In the case of a general election or referendum. all writs for all electorates are issued on the same day. See also return of the writs.

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