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Seventy members of the New Zealand House of Representatives elected in the 2011 general election were from single member constituencies, the same number as in 2008. The initial composition of the 2008 Parliament gave the National Party 41 seats, the Labour Party 21, the Māori Party five and ACT, United Future and the Progressive Party one each.
The election was held on 26 November 2011.[1] Nominations officially opened on 27 October, and the deadline for nominations was 12:00 noon on 1 November.[2]
General electorates
editAuckland Central
edit2011 general election: Auckland Central | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Jacinda Ardern | List since 2008. Returned as list MP | 13 | [3][4][5] | |
NZ First | Allen Davies | 33 | [3][6] | ||
Conservative | Stephen Greenfield | [3][7] | |||
National | Nikki Kaye | Incumbent since 2008. Re-elected to 2nd term. | 33 | [3][8] | |
Green | Denise Roche | Contested electorate in 2008. Elected as list MP. | 11 | [3][9][10] | |
ACT | David Seymour | 5 | [3][11] | ||
Human Rights Party | Anthony van den Heuvel | [3] | |||
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Independent | Liz Shaw | Candidate withdrew via her campaign facebook page (deleted).[citation needed] | [12] | ||
Pirate | Noel Zeng | Announced, but not on final candidate list. | [3][13] |
Electorate (as at 21 October 2011): 42,994[14]
Bay of Plenty
edit2011 general election: Bay of Plenty | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
United Future New Zealand | Brian Carter | 15 | [15][16] | ||
Labour | Carol Devoy-Heena | 68 | [15][17] | ||
NZ First | Raymond Dolman | 18 | [15][18] | ||
Conservative | Peter Redman | [7][15] | |||
National | Tony Ryall | Incumbent since 1990 | 5 | [8][15] | |
Mana | Sharon Stevens | 13 | [15] |
Electorate (as at 21 October 2011): 46,546[14]
Botany
edit2011 general election: Botany | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Lyn Murphy | 12 | [19][20] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Ram Parkash | 9 | [19][21] | ||
National | Jami-Lee Ross | Incumbent since 2011 by-election | 54 | [8][19] | |
Labour | Chao-Fu Wu | 70 | [19][22] | ||
Conservative | Paul Young | 11 | [19][23] |
Electorate (as at 21 October 2011): 43,204[14]
Christchurch Central
edit2011 general election: Christchurch Central | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Brendon Burns | Incumbent since 2008 | 29 | [24][25] | |
Independent | Luke Chandler | [24] | |||
Conservative | Michael Cooke | 30 | [7][24] | ||
Green | David Moorhouse | 52 | [24][26] | ||
ACT | Toni Severin | 17 | [24][27] | ||
National | Nicky Wagner | List MP since 2005 | 42 | [8][24] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 38,775[28]
Christchurch East
edit2011 general election: Christchurch East | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Leighton Baker | 12 | [7][29] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Michael Britnell | 2 | [29][30] | ||
Labour | Lianne Dalziel | Incumbent since 1999; MP since 1990 | None[31] | [5][29] | |
National | Aaron Gilmore | List MP since 2008 | 53 | [8][29] | |
Green | Mojo Mathers | 14 | [10][29] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Johnny Miller | 16 | [16][29] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 39,605[14]
Clutha-Southland
edit2011 general election: Clutha-Southland | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Ross Calverley | Initially announced as an OurNZ candidate in Waitaki.[32] | [7][33] | ||
Sovereignty | Tony Corbett | [33] | |||
National | Bill English | Incumbent since 1990 | 2 | [8][33] | |
Green | Rachael Goldsmith | 37 | [10][33] | ||
Labour | Tat Loo | 54 | [33][34] | ||
Democrats | Robert Mills | 14 | [33][35] | ||
ACT | Don Nicholson | 3 | [11][33][36] |
Electorate (as at 21 October 2011): 42,664[14]
Coromandel
edit2011 general election: Coromandel | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Catherine Delahunty | List MP since 2008 | 4 | [37][38] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Jay Fitton | 12 | [30][37] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Steve Graf | [37] | |||
Labour | Hugh Kininmonth | 65 | [5][37] | ||
Conservative | Bruce Rurehe | [7][37] | |||
National | Scott Simpson | 61 | [37][39] | ||
NZ First | Kevin Stone | 25 | [37][40] | ||
Independent | Mapuna Turner | [37] | |||
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National | Sandra Goudie | Retired; MP since 2002 | [41] |
Electorate (as at 21 October 2011): 45,117[14]
Dunedin North
edit2011 general election: Dunedin North | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Alliance | Victor Billot | 6 | [42][43] | ||
Labour | David Clark | 49 | [5][42] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Julian Crawford | 4 | [30][42] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Pete George | Initially announced as standing for his own "Your NZ" party.[44] | 8 | [21][42] | |
ACT | Guy McCallum | 46 | [27][42] | ||
Democrats | Jeremy Noble | 8 | [35][42] | ||
Green | Metiria Turei | Party co-leader, List MP since 2002 | 1 | [42][45] | |
National | Michael Woodhouse | List MP since 2008 | 31 | [42][46] | |
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Labour | Pete Hodgson | Retired; MP since 1990 | [47] |
Electorate (as at 21 October 2011): 39,926[14]
Dunedin South
edit2011 general election: Dunedin South | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Clare Curran | Incumbent since 2008 | 28 | [5][48] | |
Green | Shane Gallagher | 27 | [48][49] | ||
ACT | Kimberly Hannah | 37 | [27][48] | ||
National | Jo Hayes | 64 | [48][50] | ||
Alliance | Kay Murray | 1 | [43][48] | ||
NZ First | Randall Ratana | 20 | [40][48][51] | ||
Democrats | Warren Voight | 3 | [48][52] | ||
Restore All Things In Christ | Robert Wansink | [48] |
Electorate (as at 21 October 2011): 45,132[14]
East Coast
edit2011 general election: East Coast | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
United Future New Zealand | Martin Gibson | 10 | [21][53] | ||
Mana | Val Irwin | 12 | [53][54] | ||
Labour | Moana Mackey | List MP since 2003 | 19 | [5][53] | |
Green | Darryl Monteith | 49 | [53][55] | ||
ACT | John Norvill | 48 | [27][53] | ||
NZ First | Tamati Reid | 30 | [53] | ||
Conservative | Kathy Sheldrake | 2 | [53][56] | ||
National | Anne Tolley | Incumbent since 2005; List MP from 1999–2002 | 8 | [8][53] |
Electorate (as at 21 October 2011): 40,533[14]
East Coast Bays
edit2011 general election: East Coast Bays | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Simonne Dyer | 7 | [7][57] | ||
Labour | Vivienne Goldsmith | 61 | [5][57] | ||
ACT | Toby Hutton | 21 | [27][57] | ||
National | Murray McCully | Incumbent since 1987 | 11 | [8][57] | |
Green | Brett Stansfield | 54 | [10][57] |
Electorate (as at 21 October 2011): 46,232[14]
Epsom
edit2011 general election: Epsom | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | John Banks | MP 1981–1999 | 4 | [11][58][59] | |
Independent | Penny Bright | [58] | |||
National | Paul Goldsmith | 39 | [58][60] | ||
Independent | Matthew Goode | [58] | |||
Green | David Hay | 16 | [58][61] | ||
Conservative | Simon Kan | 8 | [7][58] | ||
Mana | Pat O'Dea | 15 | [58][62] | ||
Labour | David Parker | MP since 2002, List since 2005 | 4 | [58][63] | |
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ACT | Rodney Hide | Deposed; incumbent since 2005, list 1996–2005 | [64] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 47,600[14]
Hamilton East
edit2011 general election: Hamilton East | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | David Bennett | Incumbent since 2005 | 48 | [8][65] | |
Conservative | Robyn Jackson | 20 | [7][65] | ||
Pirate | Bruce Kingsbury | [13][65] | |||
ACT | Garry Mallett | 45 | [27][65] | ||
Green | Nick Marryatt | 44 | [10][65] | ||
Labour | Sehai Orgad | 46 | [17][65] | ||
NZ First | Gordon Stewart | 29 | [40][65] | ||
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Democrats | Carolyn McKenzie | Announced, but not on final candidate list. | 5 | [35][65] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,689[66]
Hamilton West
edit2011 general election: Hamilton West | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Robert Curtis | [67] | |||
Conservative | Pat Gregory | 21 | [7][67] | ||
NZ First | Bill Gudgeon | List MP 2002–2005 | 16 | [67] | |
National | Tim Macindoe | Incumbent since 2008 | 49 | [8][67] | |
Labour | Sue Moroney | List MP since 2005 | 10 | [67][68] | |
Democrats | Les Port | 13 | [35][67] | ||
Independent | Tim Wikiriwhi | [67] | |||
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ACT | Robin Boom | Announced, but standing in Waikato instead. | [27][67] | ||
Green | Max Coyle | Withdrew candidacy after comments to media by his partner | [69][70] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,293[14]
Helensville
edit2011 general election: Helensville | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Richard Drayson | [7][71] | |||
Green | Jeanette Elley | 19 | [71][72] | ||
Labour | Jeremy Greenbrook-Held | [17][71][73] | |||
ACT | Nick Kearney | 41 | [27][71] | ||
National | John Key | Incumbent since 2002; Party leader; Prime Minister | 1 | [8][71] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Adrian McDermott | 20 | [30][71] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 46,983[14]
Hunua
edit2011 general election: Hunua | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Kevin Campbell | 10 | [7][74] | ||
ACT | Ian Cummings | 19 | [11][74][75] | ||
Labour | Richard Hills | 50 | [74][76] | ||
National | Paul Hutchison | Incumbent since 1996 | 26 | [8][74] | |
Democrats | Huia Mitchell | 11 | [35][74] | ||
NZ First | Doug Nabbs | 26 | [40][74] | ||
Māori Party | Thomas Phillips | 14 | [74][77] | ||
Green | Charmaine Watts | 60 | [74][78] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 46,578[14]
Hutt South
edit2011 general election: Hutt South | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Gordon Copeland | List MP 2002–2008 | [7][79] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Rob Eaddy | 3 | [79][80] | ||
Labour | Trevor Mallard | Incumbent since 1996; MP since 1993 and from 1984–90 | 9 | [5][79] | |
National | Paul Quinn | List since 2008 | 55 | [8][79] | |
ACT | Alex Speirs | 25 | [27][79] | ||
Green | Holly Walker | 12 | [79][81] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 42,391[14]
Ilam
edit2011 general election: Ilam | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Gerry Brownlee | Incumbent since 1996 | 4 | [8][82] | |
Green | Kennedy Graham | List since 2008 | 5 | [82][83] | |
Conservative | Roger Larkins | [7][82] | |||
Labour | John Parsons | [5][82] | |||
United Future New Zealand | Vanessa Roberts | 7 | [80][82] | ||
ACT | Gareth Veale | 20 | [27][82] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,692[14]
Invercargill
edit2011 general election: Invercargill | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Ian Carline | 32 | [84] | ||
Democrats | Stephnie de Ruyter | 1 | [35][84][85] | ||
Green | David Kennedy | 23 | [84][86] | ||
Libertarianz | Shane Pleasance | 7 | [84][87] | ||
National | Eric Roy | Incumbent since 2005 | 25 | [8][84] | |
Labour | Lesley Soper | List MP in 2005 and 2007–2008 | [5][84] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,731[14]
Kaikōura
edit2011 general election: Kaikōura | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Steffan Browning | 10 | [88][89] | ||
Labour | Liz Collyns | [88][90] | |||
ACT | Richard Evans | 18 | [27][88] | ||
Libertarianz | Ian Hayes | 22 | [88][91] | ||
National | Colin King | Incumbent since 2005 | 52 | [88][92] | |
Democrats | John McCaskey | 10 | [35][88] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,588[14]
Mana
edit2011 general election: Mana | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Kris Faafoi | Incumbent since 2010 by-election | 41 | [5][93] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Richard Goode | 9 | [30][93] | ||
Green | Jan Logie | 9 | [93][94] | ||
National | Hekia Parata | List MP since 2008 | 18 | [8][93] | |
ACT | Michael Warren | 54 | [93] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 43,664[14]
Māngere
edit2011 general election: Māngere | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Casey Costello | 34 | [27][95] | ||
Conservative | Fa'avae Gagamoe | 4 | [95][96] | ||
National | Claudette Hauiti | 63 | [95][97] | ||
NZ First | Olivia Ilalio | 28 | [95] | ||
Mana | James Papali’i | 6 | [95][98] | ||
Green | Todd Ross | 53 | [95] | ||
Labour | William Sio | Incumbent since 2008 | 17 | [5][95] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 38,722[14]
Manukau East
edit2011 general election: Manukau East | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Kanwal Singh Bakshi | List MP since 2008 | 35 | [99][100] | |
Communist League | Felicity Coggan | [99][101] | |||
ACT | Johnathan Macfarlane | 44 | [27][99] | ||
Mana | John Minto | 3 | [99][102] | ||
Conservative | Frank John Naea | 15 | [7][99] | ||
Labour | Ross Robertson | Incumbent since 1987 | [17][99] | ||
NZ First | Asenati Taylor | 8 | [99][103] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 41,070[14]
Manurewa
edit2011 general election: Manurewa | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Richard Addis | [7][104] | |||
National | Cam Calder | List MP since 2009 | 50 | [100][104] | |
Mana | Richard Shortland Cooper | 10 | [62][104] | ||
NZ First | John Hall | 24 | [40][104] | ||
ACT | David Peterson | 49 | [27][104] | ||
Labour | Louisa Wall | List MP in 2008 and 2011 | [104][105] | ||
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Labour | George Hawkins | Retired; MP since 1990 | [106] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 38,767[14]
Maungakiekie
edit2011 general election: Maungakiekie | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Carol Beaumont | List MP since 2008 | 22 | [4][107] | |
Conservative | Grace Haden | [7][107] | |||
NZ First | Jerry Ho | 15 | [40][107] | ||
Green | Tom Land | 41 | [107][108] | ||
National | Pesata Sam Lotu-Iiga | Incumbent since 2008 | 29 | [107][109] | |
Mana | Barry Tumai | 19 | [98][107] | ||
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ACT | Kath McCabe | Announced, but standing in Tauranga instead. | 8 | [107][110] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 45,630[14]
Mount Albert
edit2011 general election: Mount Albert | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Stephen Boyle | 30 | [27][111] | ||
Green | David Clendon | List MP since 2009 | 8 | [111][112] | |
National | Melissa Lee | List MP since 2008 | 33 | [100][111] | |
Conservative | Frank Poching | 16 | [7][111] | ||
Labour | David Shearer | Incumbent since 2009 by-election | 31 | [25][111] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,129[14]
Mount Roskill
edit2011 general election: Mount Roskill | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Mahesh Bindra | 21 | [113][114] | ||
National | Jackie Blue | List MP since 2005 | 46 | [100][113] | |
Communist League | Patrick Brown | [101][113] | |||
Green | Julie Anne Genter | 13 | [113][115] | ||
Labour | Phil Goff | Incumbent since 1993; MP 1981–1990; party leader | 1 | [25][113] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Jasmin Hewlett | 6 | [30][113] | ||
Conservative | Feleti Key | 13 | [7][113] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Bryan Mockridge | 6 | [21][113] | ||
ACT | Pratima Nand | 15 | [113][116] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 45,292[117]
Napier
edit2011 general election: Napier | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Paul Bailey | 31 | [10][118] | ||
Conservative | Roy Brown | 6 | [7][118] | ||
Labour | Stuart Nash | List MP since 2008 | 27 | [25][118] | |
Alliance | Mary O'Neill | 7 | [43][118] | ||
ACT | John Ormond | 11 | [20][118] | ||
Mana | Rod Paul | 16 | [54][118] | ||
National | Chris Tremain | Incumbent since 2005 | 22 | [8][118] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 43,824[14]
Nelson
edit2011 general election: Nelson | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Aaryn Barlow | 18 | [119][120] | ||
NZ First | Kevin Gardener | 17 | [119] | ||
ACT | Paul Hufflett | 39 | [119][121] | ||
National | Nick Smith | Incumbent since 1990 | 6 | [8][119] | |
United Future | Doug Stevens | 2 | [21][119] | ||
Labour | Maryan Street | List MP since 2005 | 7 | [25][119] | |
Conservative | Oliver Vitali | 26 | [7][119] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 46,301[14]
New Lynn
edit2011 general election: New Lynn | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Ivan Bailey | 28 | [7][122] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Sean Davidson | 19 | [30][122] | ||
Labour | David Cunliffe | Incumbent since 1999 | 3 | [25][122] | |
National | Tim Groser | List MP since 2005 | 12 | [100][122] | |
ACT | Barbara Steinijans | 53 | [122] | ||
Green | Saffron Toms | 28 | [122][123] | ||
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Legalise Cannabis | Dakta Green | Candidacy withdrawn | [124] | ||
ACT | Raja Venkatesh | Announced, but not on final candidate list. | [122][125] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 45,226[14]
New Plymouth
edit2011 general election: New Plymouth | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Jamie Dombroski | 15 | [126] | ||
Independent | Rusty Kane | [126] | |||
Labour | Andrew Little | 15 | [126][127] | ||
Green | Geoff Steedman | 55 | [126][128] | ||
National | Jonathan Young | Incumbent since 2008 | 45 | [8][126] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,973[14]
North Shore
edit2011 general election: North Shore | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Maggie Barry | 57 | [129][130] | ||
ACT | Don Brash | Party leader; National Party list MP 2002–2007 | 1 | [129][131] | |
Labour | Ben Clark | 69 | [129][132] | ||
Conservative | Craig Jensen | 25 | [7][129] | ||
United Future | Damian Light | 12 | [80][129] | ||
Libertarianz | Michael Murphy | 6 | [91][129] | ||
Green | Pieter Watson | 59 | [129][133] | ||
NZ First | Andrew Williams | former North Shore City Mayor | 3 | [129][134] | |
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Legalise Cannabis | Leo Biggs | Announced, but standing in Northcote instead. | 11 | [30][129] | |
National | Wayne Mapp | Retired; incumbent since 1996 | [135] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 48,453[14]
Northcote
edit2011 general election: Northcote | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Leo Biggs | 11 | [136] | ||
National | Jonathan Coleman | Incumbent since 2005 | 16 | [8][136] | |
United Future New Zealand | Steven Dromgool | [16][136] | |||
Labour | Paula Gillon | 67 | [136][137] | ||
NZ First | Dion Jelley | 23 | [40][136] | ||
ACT | Tim Kronfeld | 42 | [27][136] | ||
Libertarianz | Peter Linton | 20 | [136] | ||
Green | Vernon Tava | 57 | [10][136] | ||
Conservative | Matthew Webster | [7][136] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,925[14]
Northland
edit2011 general election: Northland | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Barry Brill | 31 | [27][138] | ||
Green | Pauline Evans | 36 | [10][138] | ||
Mana | Ngawai Herewini | 20 | [138][139] | ||
Māori Party | Josephine Peita | 10 | [77][138] | ||
National | Mike Sabin | 60 | [138] | ||
Labour | Lynette Stewart | 39 | [138][140] | ||
Conservative | Melanie Taylor | 23 | [7][138] | ||
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National | John Carter | Appointed High Commissioner, Cook Islands. MP Since 1987; incumbent since 1996 | [141] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 43,628[14]
Ōhariu
edit2011 general election: Ōhariu | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Hugh Barr | 10 | [142][143] | ||
Labour | Charles Chauvel | List MP since 2006 | 11 | [4][142] | |
United Future New Zealand | Peter Dunne | MP since 1984, Incumbent 1984–1993 (Labour) and since 2008, party leader | 1 | [8][142] | |
Libertarianz | Sean Fitzpatrick | 2 | [142][144] | ||
Green | Gareth Hughes | List MP since 2010 | 7 | [142][145] | |
National | Katrina Shanks | List MP since 2007 | 38 | [142][146] | |
Conservative | Stephen Woodnutt | [7][142] | |||
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Independent | Don Richards | Announced, but standing in Rongotai instead. | [142][147][148] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 45,900[14]
Ōtaki
edit2011 general election: Ōtaki | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
United Future New Zealand | Diane Brown | 14 | [149][150] | ||
Labour | Peter Foster | 57 | [149][151] | ||
Green | Michael Gilchrist | 21 | [149][152] | ||
National | Nathan Guy | List MP 2005–2008, Incumbent since 2008 | 20 | [8][149] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Fred MacDonald | 10 | [30][149] | ||
ACT | Peter McCaffrey | 26 | [27][149] | ||
Conservative | John Ryersson | [7][149] | |||
NZ First | David Scott | 19 | [40][149] | ||
Independent | Philip Dean Taueki | [149] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 47,118[14]
Pakuranga
edit2011 general election: Pakuranga | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Lance Gedge | 19 | [7][153] | ||
Labour | Sunny Kaushal | [153][154] | |||
NZ First | Helen Mulford | 9 | [40][153] | ||
ACT | Chris Simmons | 6 | [110][153] | ||
National | Maurice Williamson | Incumbent since 1987 | 19 | [8][153] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 45,420[14]
Palmerston North
edit2011 general election: Palmerston North | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
United Future New Zealand | Sultan Eusoff | 4 | [80][155] | ||
National | Leonie Hapeta | 65 | [155][156] | ||
Labour | Iain Lees-Galloway | Incumbent since 2008 | 37 | [25][155] | |
Conservative | Andrew Marquet | [7][155] | |||
ACT | Dan Stratton | 22 | [11][155][157] | ||
Green | Corrina Tucker | 58 | [10][155] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 42,897[14]
Papakura
edit2011 general election: Papakura | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Brent Catchpole | List MP 2002–2005 | 13 | [40][158] | |
National | Judith Collins | Incumbent since 2002 | 7 | [8][158] | |
Green | Caroline Conroy | 34 | [158] | ||
Conservative | Bob Daw | 18 | [7][158] | ||
Labour | Jerome Mika | 36 | [158][159] | ||
ACT | John Thompson | 10 | [20][158] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 43,528[14]
Port Hills
edit2011 general election: Port Hills | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Joseph Burston | 25 | [158][160] | ||
National | David Carter | MP since 1994, List MP since 1999 | 10 | [8][158] | |
Labour | Ruth Dyson | Incumbent since 1993 | 5 | [25][158] | |
NZ First | Denis O'Rourke | 7 | [40][158] | ||
ACT | Geoff Russell | 51 | [27][158] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 43,027[14]
Rangitata
edit2011 general election: Rangitata | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Julian Blanchard | 56 | [25][161] | ||
ACT | Tom Corbett | 33 | [161] | ||
National | Jo Goodhew | Incumbent since 2005 | 23 | [8][161] | |
Green | Gerrie Ligtenberg | 42 | [161][162] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Andrew McMillan | 13 | [21][161] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 47,712[14]
Rangitīkei
edit2011 general election: Rangitīkei | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Maree Brannigan | 33 | [163][164] | ||
Mana | Peter Cleave | 11 | [54][163] | ||
ACT | Hayden Fitzgerald | 24 | [11][157][163] | ||
National | Ian McKelvie | 58 | [163][165] | ||
Labour | Josie Pagani | 38 | [34][163] | ||
Conservative | Ian Robertson | [7][163] | |||
Independent | Grant Seton | [163] | |||
Independent | Charles Turner | [163] | |||
| |||||
National | Simon Power | Retired; incumbent since 1999 | [166] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 41,013[14]
Rimutaka
edit2011 general election: Rimutaka | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Alwyn Courtenay | 35 | [167] | ||
National | Jonathan Fletcher | 67 | [167][168] | ||
Labour | Chris Hipkins | Incumbent since 2008 | 30 | [25][167] | |
Green | Tane Woodley | 24 | [167][169] | ||
| |||||
NZ First | Joe Glenn | Withdrew candidacy at party's request | [40][170] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 43,709[14]
Rodney
edit2011 general election: Rodney | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Colin Craig | 1 | [171][172] | ||
ACT | Beth Houlbrooke | 38 | [171][173] | ||
NZ First | Tracey Martin | 2 | [40][171] | ||
National | Mark Mitchell | 59 | [171][174] | ||
Green | Teresa Moore | 51 | [171][175] | ||
Labour | Christine Rose | 42 | [73][171] | ||
| |||||
National | Lockwood Smith | Speaker of the House, standing as list MP, MP since 1984, incumbent since 1996 | [176] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 48,829[14]
Rongotai
edit2011 general election: Rongotai | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Christopher Finlayson | List MP since 2005 | 9 | [8][177] | |
Labour | Annette King | MP since 1984, incumbent since 1996 | 2 | [25][177] | |
ACT | Joel Latimer | 43 | [177] | ||
Green | Russel Norman | List MP since 2008, party co-leader | 2 | [177][178] | |
NZ First | Brett Pierson | 27 | [40][177] | ||
Independent | Don Richards | Initially announced as standing in Ōhariu. | [142][147][148][177] | ||
Māori Party | Aroha Rickus | 17 | [77][177] | ||
Conservative | Bruce Welsh | [7][177] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,825[14]
Rotorua
edit2011 general election: Rotorua | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Steve Chadwick | Incumbent 1999–2008, list MP since 2008 | 34 | [17][179] | |
National | Todd McClay | Incumbent since 2008 | 47 | [8][179] | |
Mana | Grant Rogers | 17 | [54][179] | ||
Conservative | Daryl Smith | [7][179] | |||
NZ First | Fletcher Tabuteau | 11 | [179][180] | ||
| |||||
Libertarianz | Fred Stevens | Announced, but not on final candidate list. | [87][179] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 42,548[14]
Selwyn
edit2011 general election: Selwyn | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Amy Adams | Incumbent since 2008 | 28 | [8][181] | |
Conservative | Wilton Gray | [7][181] | |||
Labour | Jo Mclean | [181][182] | |||
Green | Eugenie Sage | 6 | [181][183] | ||
NZ First | Bill Woods | 32 | [181] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 46,345[14]
Tāmaki
edit2011 general election: Tāmaki | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Nick Bakulich | 62 | [159][184] | ||
Independent | Stephen Berry | [184][185] | |||
ACT | John Boscawen | List MP since 2008, chose to have no list ranking so would retire after election. | [11][27][184][186][187] | ||
Green | Richard Leckinger | 17 | [184][188] | ||
National | Simon O'Connor | 62 | [184][189] | ||
Conservative | Litia Simpson | 9 | [96][184] | ||
Independent | Wayne Young | [184] | |||
| |||||
National | Allan Peachey | Incumbent since 2005; withdrew candidacy and list position due to health problems | [8][190] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 48,348[14]
Taranaki-King Country
edit2011 general election: Taranaki-King Country | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Shane Ardern | Incumbent since 1998 | 27 | [8][191] | |
Labour | Rick Barker | MP since 1993, list MP since 2005 | 25 | [17][191] | |
Green | Robert Moore | 50 | [10][191] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Victoria Rogers | [191] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 41,152[14]
Taupō
edit2011 general election: Taupō | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Mark Breetvelt | [7][192] | |||
Labour | Frances Campbell | [192][193] | |||
ACT | Roseanne Jollands | 40 | [27][192] | ||
Green | Zane McCarthy | 45 | [10][192] | ||
NZ First | Edwin Perry | List MP 2002–2005 | 22 | [6][192] | |
Mana | Keriana Reedy | 14 | [54][192] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Alan Simmons | 5 | [80][192] | ||
National | Louise Upston | Incumbent since 2008 | 44 | [8][192] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 45,381[14]
Tauranga
edit2011 general election: Tauranga | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative | Larry Baldock | United Future list MP 2002–2005 | 3 | [194][195] | |
Māori Party | Awanui Black | 5 | [77][194] | ||
National | Simon Bridges | Incumbent since 2008 | 30 | [8][194] | |
Mana | Jayson Gardiner | 9 | [194][196] | ||
NZ First | Brendan Horan | 6 | [194][197] | ||
Independent | Yvette Lamare | [194] | |||
Labour | Deborah Mahuta-Coyle | 26 | [159][194] | ||
ACT | Kath McCabe | Originally announced for Maungakiekie. | 8 | [110][194] | |
Green | Ian McLean | 47 | [194][198] | ||
Democrats | Katherine Ransom | 4 | [194][199] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 47,514[14]
Te Atatū
edit2011 general election: Te Atatū | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Dominic Costello | 16 | [200] | ||
National | Tau Henare | MP 1993–1999, list MP since 2005 | 40 | [100][200] | |
Conservative | Cynthia Liu | 24 | [7][200] | ||
Green | Gary Stewart | 56 | [200] | ||
Labour | Phil Twyford | List MP since 2008 | 33 | [200][201] | |
| |||||
Independent | Chris Carter | Incumbent (Labour) 1993–96 and since 1999, removed from Labour caucus 2010 | [202] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 42,742[14]
Tukituki
edit2011 general election: Tukituki | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Robert Burnside | 23 | [203][204] | ||
National | Craig Foss | Incumbent since 2005 | 21 | [8][203] | |
Labour | Julia Haydon-Carr | 59 | [25][203] | ||
Conservative | Stephen Jenkinson | [7][203] | |||
Green | Jim MacDonald | 43 | [10][203] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Romana Manning | 13 | [30][203] | ||
Democrats | Barry Pulford | 9 | [203][205] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,264[14]
Waikato
edit2011 general election: Waikato | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Robin Boom | Initially announced as standing in Hamilton West. | 29 | [27][206] | |
Conservative | Brian Dobbs | 5 | [7][206] | ||
Green | Cameron Harper | 38 | [206][207] | ||
Democrats | John Pemberton | 2 | [206][208] | ||
NZ First | Barbara Stewart | List MP 2002–2008 | 5 | [206] | |
Labour | Kate Sutton | 35 | [193] | ||
National | Lindsay Tisch | Incumbent since 1999 | 24 | [8][206] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 41,623[14]
Waimakariri
edit2011 general election: Waimakariri | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Clayton Cosgrove | Incumbent since 1999 | 8 | [17][209] | |
Conservative | Tim de Vries | 22 | [7][209] | ||
Green | John Kelcher | 39 | [209] | ||
NZ First | Richard Prosser | 4 | [40][209] | ||
National | Kate Wilkinson | List MP since 2005 | 17 | [8][209] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 46,911[14]
Wairarapa
edit2011 general election: Wairarapa | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Shane Atkinson | 27 | [27][210] | ||
Labour | Michael Bott | 60 | [210][211] | ||
National | John Hayes | Incumbent since 2005 | 51 | [8][210] | |
Libertarianz | Richard McGrath | Party leader | 1 | [210][212] | |
Conservative | Brent Reid | 29 | [7][210] | ||
Green | Sea Rotmann | 20 | [210][213] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 46,165[14]
Waitakere
edit2011 general election: Waitakere | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Paula Bennett | MP since 2005, incumbent since 2008 | 14 | [8][214] | |
Mana | Sue Bradford | List MP (Green), 1999–2009 | 4 | [214][215] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Jeff Lye | 5 | [30][214] | ||
Conservative | Danny Mountain | 27 | [7][214] | ||
Libertarianz | Peter Osborne | 5 | [91][214] | ||
Labour | Carmel Sepuloni | List MP since 2008 | 24 | [214][216] | |
Green | Stephen Tollestrup | 29 | [214][217] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 42,201[14]
Waitaki
edit2011 general election: Waitaki | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Sue Coutts | 35 | [218][219] | ||
National | Jacqui Dean | Incumbent since 2005 | 41 | [8][218] | |
Independent | David Ford | [218][220] | |||
Conservative | Jesse Misa | 17 | [7][218] | ||
Labour | Barry Monks | 64 | [34][218] | ||
ACT | Colin Nicholls | 47 | [218] | ||
Democrats | Hessel van Wieren | 6 | [218][221] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 49,209[14]
Wellington Central
edit2011 general election: Wellington Central | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Michael Appleby | 1 | [30][222] | ||
New Economics | Laurence Boomert | [147][222] | |||
Alliance | Kelly Buchanan | 8 | [43][222] | ||
NZ First | Ben Craven | 14 | [143][222] | ||
Libertarianz | Reagan Cutting | 4 | [91][222] | ||
National | Paul Foster-Bell | 56 | [222][223] | ||
Independent | Puhi Karena | [222] | |||
Pirate | Gynn Rickerby | [13][222] | |||
Labour | Grant Robertson | Incumbent since 2008 | 14 | [17][222] | |
Green | James Shaw | 15 | [222][224] | ||
Conservative | Paul Stipkovits | [7][222] | |||
ACT | Stephen Whittington | 7 | [222][225] | ||
| |||||
United Future New Zealand | Monique Watson | Announced, but not on final candidate list. | [21][222] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 46,212[14]
West Coast-Tasman
edit2011 general election: West Coast-Tasman | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Chris Auchinvole | MP since 2005, incumbent since 2008 | 43 | [8][226] | |
ACT | Allan Birchfield | 28 | [27][226] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Clyde Graf | 11 | [80][226] | ||
Green | Kevin Hague | List MP since 2008 | 3 | [226][227] | |
Conservative | Claire Holley | 14 | [7][226] | ||
Labour | Damien O'Connor | MP 1993–2008, list MP since 2009 | [4][226] | ||
Youth | Robert Terry | [226] | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Steven Wilkinson | 8 | [30][226] | ||
| |||||
United Future New Zealand | Jackie Douglas | Withdrew candidacy | [21][228] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,144[14]
Whanganui
edit2011 general election: Whanganui | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Chester Borrows | Incumbent since 2005 | 32 | [8][229] | |
NZ First | Ian Brougham | 31 | [229] | ||
ACT | Alan Davidson | 36 | [27][229] | ||
Labour | Hamish McDouall | 52 | [25][229] | ||
Green | John Milnes | 48 | [229][230] | ||
Democrats | Heather Smith | 7 | [35][229] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 43,350[14]
Whangarei
edit2011 general election: Whangarei | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Rick Bazeley | 32 | [231][232] | ||
Conservative | Ross Craig | [7][231] | |||
Democrats | Kenneth Goodhue | 12 | [35][231] | ||
ACT | Robin Grieve | 14 | [27][231] | ||
National | Phil Heatley | Incumbent since 1999 | 15 | [8][231] | |
Libertarianz | Helen Hughes | 10 | [91][231] | ||
Labour | Pat Newman | 58 | [34][231] | ||
NZ First | Pita Paraone | Former list MP 2002–2008 | 12 | [231][233] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 46,068[14]
Wigram
edit2011 general election: Wigram | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Alliance | Kevin Campbell | Alliance List MP 1999–2002 | 3 | [234][235] | |
National | Sam Collins | 66 | [234][236] | ||
United Future New Zealand | Ian Gaskin | 17 | [80][234] | ||
Economic Euthenics | Tubby Hansen | [234] | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Geoffrey McTague | 14 | [30][234] | ||
Conservative | Mark Peters | [7][234] | |||
Green | Richard Wesley | 61 | [234][237] | ||
Labour | Megan Woods | 47 | [17][234] | ||
| |||||
Progressive | Jim Anderton | MP since 1984, incumbent since 1996, party leader, ex-deputy PM | [238] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 44,563[14]
Māori electorates
editHauraki-Waikato
edit2011 general election: Hauraki-Waikato | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Mana | Angeline Greensill | 8 | [239][240] | ||
Nga Iwi | Te Ariki Karamaene | [239] | |||
Labour | Nanaia Mahuta | Incumbent since 1996 | 12 | [8][239] | |
Māori Party | Tau Bruce Mataki | [239][241] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 32,513[14]
Ikaroa-Rāwhiti
edit2011 general election: Ikaroa-Rāwhiti | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Parekura Horomia | Incumbent since 1999 | 6 | [76][242] | |
Mana | Tawhai McClutchie | 7 | [242][243] | ||
Māori Party | Na Raihania | [242][244] | |||
Independent | Maurice Wairau | [242] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 32,364[14]
Tāmaki Makaurau
edit2011 general election: Tāmaki Makaurau | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Mikaere Curtis | 26 | [245][246] | ||
Labour | Shane Jones | List MP since 2005 | 16 | [76][245] | |
Mana | Kereama Pene | [245][247] | |||
Māori Party | Pita Sharples | Incumbent since 2005, party co-leader | 8 | [77][245] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 34,628[14]
Te Tai Hauāuru
edit2011 general election: Te Tai Hauāuru | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Jack McDonald | 30 | [248][249] | ||
Labour | Soraya Peke-Mason | 56 | [248][250] | ||
Mana | Frederick Timutimu | [248][251] | |||
Māori Party | Tariana Turia | Incumbent since 1999; MP since 1996 (Labour), party co-leader | 7 | [8][248] | |
Nga Iwi | Jennifer Waitai-Rapana | [248] | |||
Sovereignty | Robert Piriniha Wilson | [248] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 32,002[14]
Te Tai Tokerau
edit2011 general election: Te Tai Tokerau | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Kelvin Davis | List MP since 2008 | 23 | [25][252] | |
Mana | Hone Harawira | Incumbent since 2005 | 1 | [54][252] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Maki Herbert | 3 | [30][252] | ||
Māori Party | Waihoroi Shortland | 1 | [252][253] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 33,067[14]
Te Tai Tonga
edit2011 general election: Te Tai Tonga | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Mana | Clinton Dearlove | [254][255] | |||
Māori Party | Rahui Katene | Incumbent since 2008 | [8][254] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Emma-Jane Mihaere Kingi | 7 | [30][254] | ||
Green | Dora Langsbury | 22 | [254][256] | ||
Labour | Rino Tirikatene | 45 | [257][254] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 30,956[14]
Waiariki
edit2011 general election: Waiariki | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Māori Party | Te Ururoa Flavell | Incumbent since 2005 | 9 | [8][258] | |
Mana | Annette Sykes | 2 | [258][259] | ||
Labour | Louis Te Kani | 53 | [258][260] |
Electorate (as at 11 November 2011): 32,568[14]
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