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Local Board Members Local board members Albert-Eden Local Board - confirmed Maungawhau subdivision of the Albert-Eden Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank LANGTON, Rachel C&R - Communities & Residents 1,087 6,380 1 LEE, Benjamin C&R - Communities & Residents 1,088 5,786 2 CORRICK, Lee C&R - Communities & Residents 1,083 5,278 3 HAYNES, Peter City Vision 1,085 5,142 4 HOARE, Brodie-Jean City Vision 1,086 5,046 UBELS, Piet City Vision 1,090 4,067 BURT, David C&R - Communities & Residents 1,081 3,960 RUDOLPH, Godfrey City Vision 1,089 3,876 HAMILTON, Sue 1,084 2,268 CLARK, Peter 1,082 1522 INFORMAL 1091 19 BLANK 1092 2089 Owairaka subdivision of Albert-Eden Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank WATSON, Margi City Vision 1078 7292 1 ROSE, Jessica City Vision 1077 7020 2 FRYER, Glenda City Vision 1072 6431 3 EASTE, Graeme City Vision 1071 6150 4 POIRIER, Monique C&R - Communities & Residents 1076 4073 JOHNSON, Jeffrey C&R - Communities & Residents 1073 3827 LO, Callum C&R - Communities & Residents 1074 3582 OLSEN, Angela C&R - Communities & Residents 1075 3297 INFORMAL 1079 12 BLANK 1080 1634 Devonport-Takapuna Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank COHEN, Mike Community Before Council 625 8687 1 WOOD, George Team George Wood 638 8099 2 GILLON, Grant Shore Action 628 7640 3 O'CONNOR, Jan Shore Action 633 6688 4 SHEEHY, Michael Team George Wood 635 5642 5 MCKENZIE, Jennifer Team George Wood 632 5375 6 DEANS, Trish Shore Action 626 5262 REVELL, Ian Team George Wood 634 4929 KEARNEY, Nick Team George Wood 630 4917 BUSCH, Gavin Team George Wood 623 4858 LORD, Rohan Shore Action 631 4560 VENUS, Garry Shore Action 637 4509 FREEMAN, Fay Auckland Future 627 4337 BENSON-COOPER, Mary-Anne Independent 621 3736 CAMPBELL, Don 624 2383 TUBB, Bruce Independent 636 2043 HILL, John Independent 629 1782 BRETT, Kevin Independent 622 1391 INFORMAL 639 114 BLANK 640 1218 Franklin Local Board - confirmed Pukekohe subdivision of Franklin Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank BAKER, Andy Team Franklin 1361 5732 1 COLE, Alan Team Franklin 1362 5512 2 KLOETEN, Niko Team Franklin 1365 4871 3 KAY, Murray Team Franklin 1364 4455 4 LI, Danielle Independent 1366 2306 CUMMINGS, Ian Independent 1363 2181 SINCLAIR, Andrew 1367 1834 INFORMAL 1368 8 BLANK 1369 4315 Waiuku subdivison of the Franklin Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank DRUYVEN, Sharlene Team Franklin 1342 2839 1 CROMPTON, Brendon Team Franklin 1341 2456 2 HABRAKEN, Henk Independent 1343 952 PHILLIPS, Melanie 1344 813 INFORMAL 1345 2 BLANK 1346 172 Great Barrier Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank FORDHAM, Izzy Independent 696 461 1 COLES, Luke 694 398 2 DALY, Sue Independent 695 395 3 CLEAVE, Jeff 693 325 4 JOHNSON, Shirley 697 228 5 BELLERBY, Pauline Jean 692 222 SPENCE, Christina Independent 698 191 ANDREWS, Penelope Independent 691 185 INFORMAL 699 1 BLANK 700 0 Henderson-Massey Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank HENDERSON, Shane Labour 655 9462 1 NEESON, Vanessa Independent 660 9242 2 GREY, Matt Labour 653 9038 3 CHAN, Peter Independent 646 8949 4 BRADY, Brenda Independent 643 8798 5 FLAVELL, Will Labour 650 8564 6 FLAUNTY, Warren William Independent 649 7777 7 BOLD-WILSON, Paula Labour 642 7420 8 WILSON, Luke Independent 663 7271 FLETCHER, Tiaria Labour 651 6819 JOLLEY, Mike Independent 658 6511 PAPA, Georgina Labour 661 6271 LYTHE, Brian Labour 659 5993 RIDDELL, John Independent 662 5806 AUVA'A, Janice Independent 641 5633 DOUGHERTY, Deborah Independent 648 5223 HERNANDEZ, Francisco Green Party 656 4920 CARRODUS, John Independent 645 4554 GORMLY, Rochelle Independent 652 4525 BROWN-TALAMAIVAO, Cheryl Independent 644 3318 COOTE, Michael Independent 647 3169 YOON, Tracy 664 3026 HIRA, Reena 657 2933 HAKAORO, William Pokura Auckland Future 654 2712 INFORMAL 665 159 BLANK 666 1235 Hibiscus and Bays Local Board - confirmed East Coast Bays subdivision of the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank PARFITT, Julia Grace People over Politics 565 8481 1 COOPER, David People over Politics 562 5986 2 BETTANY, Christina 561 5847 3 HOLMES, Gary People over Politics 564 5645 4 SHAW, Mike 566 4878 HALL, Elizabeth Independent 563 4624 INFORMAL 567 9 BLANK 568 1357 Hibiscus Coast subdivision of the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank FITZGERALD, Janet Positively Penlink 543 7924 1 WILLIAMSON, Mike People and Penlink First 551 7687 2 WATSON, Vicki People and Penlink First 550 6856 3 WATSON, Caitlin People and Penlink First 549 6508 4 CHASE, Phil People and Penlink First 541 5661 DAVIES, John Independent 542 4700 THOMPSON, Rob Independent 548 4375 STIVEN, Thomas 547 3451 RITCHIE, Brent Independent 545 2601 HOPE, Stuart 544 2423 STEPHENSON, John 546 2268 INFORMAL 552 49 BLANK 553 924 Howick Local Board - confirmed Botany subdivision of the Howick Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank YOUNG, Peter Vision & Voice - Botany 1228 5009 1 SCHWANER, Lucy Vision & Voice - Botany 1225 4872 2 WICHMAN, Bob Vision & Voice - Botany 1227 4843 3 TURINSKY, Mike Practical Not Political 1226 3912 JOHNSON, Mark Labour 1221 3144 ZHU, Julie Green Party 1229 2996 PAGE, Malcolm Independent 1224 2645 KAUR, Baljit Labour 1222 2175 KUMAR, Gyanandra Labour 1223 2130 INFORMAL 1230 6 BLANK 1231 709 Howick subdivision of Howick Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank WHITE, Adele Vision & Voice - Howick 1209 6207 1 SPILLER, John Vision & Voice - Howick 1207 6203 2 STEWART, Sharon*** Independent 1208 5966 DONALD, Jim Ratepayers and Residents 1201 4778 3 ELLERY, David Vision & Voice - Howick 1202 3903 MONTGOMERY, Olivia 1205 2558 MACKERETH, Gayleen Independent 1203 2307 MAMEDOV, Tofik Labour 1204 1170 PAPPRILL, Alan James Labour 1206 1083 INFORMAL 1210 15 BLANK 1211 634 ***Sharon Stewart was elected as a ward councillor. The local board position they have been elected to has been automatically forfeited. Pakuranga subdivision of Howick Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate no Votes received Rank BUNGARD, Katrina Vision & Voice - Pakuranga 1182 5941 1 COLLINGS, David Vision & Voice - Pakuranga 1184 5695 2 BOLES, Garry Vision & Voice - Pakuranga 1181 4562 3 KENDALL, Bruce 1187 4314 CHOW, Rosa Independent 1183 3213 HUANG, Wayne Independent 1186 2750 MAHONEY, Tania Labour 1188 1400 HAWEA, Allan Labour 1185 1044 INFORMAL 1189 9 BLANK 1190 729 Kaipātiki Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate No Votes Received Rank HILLS, Richard*** Kaipatiki Voice 608 13026 HARTLEY, Ann Kaipatiki Voice 607 11084 1 GILLON, John Shore Action 604 10766 2 GILLON, Paula Shore Action 605 8921 3 MCINTYRE, Kay Kaipatiki Voice 609 8906 4 WAUGH, Lindsay Kaipatiki Voice 617 8742 5 GRANT, Danielle Auckland Future 606 7700 6 SMITHSON, Anne-Elise Shore Action 614 7014 7 TYLER, Adrian Shore Action 615 6934 8 NILSON, Sarah Shore Action 611 6279 WAAKA, Frances Independent 616 4935 SHRUBSHALL, Rebecca Kaipatiki Voice 613 4723 DUCAT, Lisa Shore Action 603 4699 COURTIER, Trevor Independent 602 4433 ALSHEMARI, Ghadair Independent 601 4142 MOORHEAD, Kevin 610 3961 OGRADY, Kevin 612 3424 INFORMAL 618 64 BLANK 619 1640 ***Richard Hills was elected as a ward councillor. The local board position they have been elected to has been automatically forfeited. Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate No Votes Received Rank O'BRIEN, Christine Frances Labour 1249 8569 1 ELLIOTT, Carrol Labour 1244 8517 2 BAKULICH, Tauanu'u Nick Labour 1241 8248 3 SOSENE, Lemauga Lydia Labour 1252 7811 4 TOGIAMUA, Walter Labour 1257 7148 5 KOLO, Makalita Labour 1246 6982 6 LAUESE, Tafafunai Tasi Labour 1247 6828 7 WILSON, Joe 1259 3156 CANN, Peter Independent 1243 3128 PUNI, Teleiai Edwin Auckland Future 1250 2961 KIRIA, John Auckland Future 1245 2824 TOFILAU-TEVAGA, Tofilau Esther Auckland Future 1256 2649 TUIAFITU TISELI, Asenita Letele Auckland Future 1258 2510 TAUAI, Maiavatele Ulufato Auckland Future 1254 2507 BRAGG, Sharon Independent 1242 2414 PURCELL-LOKENI, Daniel Auckland Future 1251 2223 TAU, Matafeo Apu Independent 1253 2067 NAISALI, Suamalie Iosefa Auckland Future 1248 2036 TAU'AU-FILISI, Faalavaau Helen 1255 1762 INFORMAL 1260 72 BLANK 1261 724 Manurewa Local Board - confirmed Candidate Affiliation Candidate No Votes Received Rank DALTON, Angela Manurewa Action Team 1307 7954 1 BROWN, Simeon Manurewa Action Team 1303 7688 2 PENNEY, Ken Manurewa Action Team 1321 6864 3 ALLAN, Joseph Manurewa Action Team 1301 6278 4 CUNNINGHAM-MARINO, Angela Manurewa Action Team 1306 6024 5 MCLEAN, Rangi Manurewa Action Team 1319 5815 6 CATTLE, Stella Manurewa Action Team 1304 5724 7 COLCORD, Sarah Manurewa Action Team 1305 5178 8 BAILEY, Michael James Independent 1302 4607 MCCORMICK, Danella Independent 1318 4231 HALL, John Independent 1310 3718 ROBSON, Ezekiel Labour 1322 3624 PAHULU, Mote Labour 1320 3440 KAIHE-WETTING, Ian Labour 1313 3353 LOLOGA-IOSUA, Seugagogo Fololi Labour 1317 3149 KAIHE, Tanya It's Worth It Manurewa 1311 3088 KRISHNAMOORTHY, Ilango Labour 1315 2826 KUMITAU, John Ridd Togiafulu Labour 1316 2806 KANONGATA'A-SUISUIKI, Anahila Labour 1314 2547 FESOLAI, Alamu Tusi Independent 1308 2109 WHAIAPU, Greg It's Worth It Manurewa 1323 2048 KAIHE-KATTERNS, Harley It's Worth It Manurewa
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