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Ward Councillors Ward councillors Albany Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank WATSON, John Putting People First 225 19,324 1 WALKER, Wayne Putting People First 224 17,938 2 WHYTE, Lisa Auckland Future 226 15,926 LOWE, Graham Auckland Future 223 15,549 BENSCH, John Independent 221 5,126 HENETI, Alezix 222 1,538 INFORMAL 227 74 BLANK 228 3,852 Albert-Eden-Roskill Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank CASEY, Cathy City Vision 321 19,256 1 FLETCHER, Christine C&R - Communities & Residents 322 16,925 2 HARRIS, Rob Auckland Future 323 10,000 HAYNES, Peter City Vision 324 9,935 LEE, Benjamin C&R - Communities & Residents 325 9,070 MCKEOWN, Greg Independent 326 8,472 SOKRATOV, Boris Independent 327 2,879 SULLIVAN-TAYLOR, Bridgette 328 1,177 INFORMAL 329 78 BLANK 330 3,867 Franklin Ward - confirmed Bill Cashmore was elected unopposed. Howick Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank STEWART, Sharon Independent 388 17,923 1 QUAX, Dick Independent 387 15,516 2 YOUNG, Paul Independent 389 7,046 HAY, David Independent 382 5,757 ZHU, Julie Green Party 390 5,732 CROSS, Matthew 381 5,034 MONTGOMERY, Olivia 386 4,409 KUMAR, Gyanandra Labour 384 3,129 MAMEDOV, Tofik Labour 385 2,743 IRELAND, Ian Colin 383 1,120 INFORMAL 391 164 BLANK 392 1,878 Manukau Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank FILIPAINA, Alf Labour 403 17,327 1 COLLINS, Fa'anana Efeso Labour 401 16,500 2 CORBETT, Brendan Respect Our Community Campaign 402 7,738 MUA, Sooalo Setu Auckland Future 404 5,550 TAMEIFUNA, Ika Auckland Future 405 5,304 INFORMAL 406 42 BLANK 407 2,346 Manurewa-Papakura Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank NEWMAN, Daniel Manurewa-Papakura Action Team 421 15,423 1 WALKER, John Independent 423 14,794 2 PENROSE, Calum Independent 422 13,790 INFORMAL 424 17 BLANK 425 1,414 Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank KRUM, Denise Auckland Future 362 9,361 1 CUMMUSKEY, Patrick Labour 361 4,920 TISELI, Viliami Teli 363 1,748 INFORMAL 364 25 BLANK 365 1,320 North Shore Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank DARBY, Chris Taking The Shore Forward 243 19,396 1 HILLS, Richard A Positive Voice for the Shore 248 12,651 2 GILLON, Grant* Shore Action 245 12,523 GRANT, Danielle Auckland Future 246 6,415 SMITHSON, Anne-Elise Shore Action 252 5,967 FREEMAN, Fay Auckland Future 244 5,308 BENSON-COOPER, Mary-Anne Independent 241 2,706 HILL, John Independent 247 2,363 KAHN, Lesley Independent 249 2,133 LIGHT, Damian United Future 250 1,437 BUTTLE, Michael Independent 242 940 ROBERTSON, Tate Independent 251 739 INFORMAL 253 121 BLANK 254 2,607 Ōrākei Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank SIMPSON, Desley C&R - Communities & Residents 343 18,255 1 LECKINGER, Richard Green Party 341 4,313 PADFIELD, Mike Community Voice 342 3,414 WILSON, Ian 344 996 INFORMAL 345 26 BLANK 346 3,243 Rodney Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank SAYERS, Greg Independent 202 9,252 1 WEBSTER, Penny Independent 204 6,073 GARNER, Steven Independent 201 1,898 SOUTHERNWOOD, Holly 203 1,342 INFORMAL 205 22 BLANK 206 1,061 Waitākere Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank HULSE, Penny Independent - West at Heart 264 19,935 1 COOPER, Linda Independent 262 12,442 2 PRESLAND, Greg Labour - Future West 265 11,744 CHAN, Peter Independent 261 7,427 TURNER, Ken WestWards 268 5,129 RANKIN, David Independent 266 4,520 RIDDELL, John Independent 267 3,230 GORMLY, Rochelle Independent 263 2,588 WOOLSTON, JB United Future 269 1,779 INFORMAL 270 69 BLANK 271 1,802 Waitematā and Gulf Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank LEE, Mike 281 9,424 1 RALSTON, Bill Independent 282 8,341 THOMAS, Rob Independent 283 4,475 INFORMAL 284 17 BLANK 285 2,254 Whau Ward - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank CLOW, Ross Labour 302 6,895 1 MACDONALD, Duncan Community First 306 3,563 BRICKELL, Mark Auckland Future 301 2,929 DEGIA-PALA, Anne Independent 304 2,106 DAVIS, Wayne Shadbolt's Independent 303 1,195 HUBSCHER, John United Future 305 619 INFORMAL 307 55 BLANK 308 1,740 .
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