Candidates in the 2014 New Zealand general election by electorate
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71 members of the New Zealand House of Representatives were elected in the general election on 20 September 2014.
General electorates
editAuckland Central
edit2014 general election: Auckland Central[1] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Jacinda Ardern | List MP since 2008 | 5 | [2][3] | |
National | Nikki Kaye | Incumbent since 2008 | 19 | [4][5] | |
ACT | Dasha Kovalenko | 7 | [6] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Regan Monahan | ||||
Money Free | Jordan Osmaston | ||||
Internet | Miriam Pierard | 6 | [7] | ||
Green | Denise Roche | List MP since 2011 | 13 | [8] | |
Climate | Peter Whitmore | ||||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
Legalise Cannabis | Richard Neutgens | Announced, but not on final candidate list | [9] |
Bay of Plenty
edit2014 general election: Bay of Plenty[10] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Deborah Cunliffe | 17 | [11] | ||
NZ First | Ray Dolman | 19 | |||
Independent Coalition | Brendan Horan | NZ First List MP 2011–2012, Independent since 2012 | 1 | [12] | |
Democrats | Tracy Livingston | 19 | [13] | ||
National | Todd Muller | 59 | [4][5] | ||
United Future | Ben Rickard | 5 | [14] | ||
Labour | Clare Wilson | 50 | [2][3] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | Tony Ryall | MP since 1990; Incumbent since 1996 | [15] |
Botany
edit2014 general election: Botany[16] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | David John McCormick | ||||
Labour | Tofik Mamedov | 60 | [2][3] | ||
National | Jami-Lee Ross | Incumbent since 2011 by-election | 29 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Paul Young | 10 | [17] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
United Future | Ram Parkash | Announced, but not on final candidate list | [14][18] |
Christchurch Central
edit2014 general election: Christchurch Central[19] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | George Abraham | 18 | |||
Democrats | Robin Columbus | 12 | |||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Michael Cooke | [17] | |||
Māori Party | Lenis Davidson | 20 | |||
Labour | Tony Milne | 36 | [2][3][20] | ||
Green | David Moorhouse | 21 | [8] | ||
ACT | Toni Severin | 11 | |||
National | Nicky Wagner | List MP 2005–2011, Incumbent since 2011 | 25 | [4][5] | |
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
Legalise Cannabis | Rob Wilkinson | Announced, but instead standing for Christchurch East | [21] |
Christchurch East
edit2014 general election: Christchurch East[22] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Leighton Baker | [17] | |||
National | Jo Hayes | List MP since January 2014 | 47 | [4][5] | |
Māori Party | Tania Mataki | 21 | |||
Green | Mojo Mathers | List MP since 2011 | 9 | [8] | |
United Future | Sam Park | 11 | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Rob Wilkinson | Originally announced for Christchurch Central | 8 | [21] | |
Labour | Poto Williams | Incumbent since 2013 by-election | 28 | [2][3] | |
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
Legalise Cannabis | Paula Lambert | Announced, but replaced on final candidate list | [21] |
Clutha-Southland
edit2014 general election: Clutha-Southland[23] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Lachlan Ashton | [17] | |||
National | Todd Barclay | 54 | [4][5] | ||
Independent Coalition | Karl Barkley | 7 | [24] | ||
Labour | Liz Craig | 32 | [2][3][25] | ||
Green | Rachael Goldsmith | 30 | [8][25] | ||
Democrats | Jason Jobsis | 9 | [13] | ||
ACT | Don Nicolson | 5 | [26] | ||
Ban 1080 | James Veint | 4 | [27] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | Bill English | Standing as List only; MP since 1990, incumbent since 1996 | [25] |
Coromandel
edit2014 general election: Coromandel[28] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Catherine Delahunty | List MP since 2008 | 6 | [8] | |
Ban 1080 | Mike Downard | 1 | [27] | ||
NZ First | Grant Ertel | 29 | [29] | ||
ACT | David Olsen | 14 | |||
Māori Party | Hiria Pakinga | 17 | |||
Labour | Korbinian Poschl | [2] | |||
National | Scott Simpson | Incumbent since 2011 | 45 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | David Walkden | [30] |
Dunedin North
edit2014 general election: Dunedin North[31] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | David Clark | Incumbent since 2011 | 26 | [2][3] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Jonathan Daley | [17] | |||
Independent | Adrian Graamans | ||||
Legalise Cannabis | Abe Gray | 2 | [9] | ||
Independent | Stan Lusby | ||||
Democrats | Miriam Mowat | 24 | [13] | ||
Internet | Robert Stewart | 26 | [7] | ||
Green | Metiria Turei | List MP since 2002, Party co-leader | 1 | [8] | |
National | Michael Woodhouse | List MP since 2008 | 20 | [4][5] |
Dunedin South
edit2014 general election: Dunedin South[32] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Julian Crawford | 1 | [9] | ||
Labour | Clare Curran | Incumbent since 2008 | [2] | ||
Green | Shane Gallagher | 43 | [8] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Cindy Kerr | ||||
Internet | Andrew LePine | 30 | [7] | ||
ACT | Colin Nicholls | 36 | |||
Democrats | Warren Voight | 5 | [13] | ||
National | Hamish Walker | 65 | [4][5] |
East Coast
edit2014 general election: East Coast[33] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Rick Drayson | ||||
Labour | Moana Mackey | List MP since 2003 | 17 | [2][3] | |
Green | Gavin MacLean | 47 | |||
Internet | Patrick Salmon | 16 | [7] | ||
Democrats | Harry Alchin Smith | 14 | [13] | ||
NZ First | Mere Takoko | [34] | |||
National | Anne Tolley | List MP 1999–2002, Incumbent since 2005 | 12 | [4][5] |
East Coast Bays
edit2014 general election: East Coast Bays[35] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Ban 1080 | Patricia Cheel | 6 | [27] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Colin Craig | Party leader | 1 | [36] | |
National | Murray McCully | Incumbent 1987– present | 11 | [4][5] | |
Labour | Greg Milner-White | [2] | |||
Green | Teresa Moore | 26 | [8] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
NZ First | Andrew Williams | List MP 2011–2014, announced but not on final candidate list | [37][38] |
Epsom
edit2014 general election: Epsom[39] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Julie Anne Genter | List MP since 2011 | 8 | [8][40] | |
National | Paul Goldsmith | List MP since 2011 | 30 | [4][5] | |
Independent | Matthew Goode | ||||
Independent | Grace Haden | [41] | |||
Independent | Adam Holland | ||||
Independent | Susanna Kruger | ||||
NZ First | Cliff Lyon | 30 | |||
Mana Party | Pat O'Dea | 13 | [42] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Christine Rankin | 2 | [43] | ||
ACT | David Seymour | [44] | |||
Labour | Michael Wood | 39 | [2][3] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
ACT | John Banks | MP 1981–1999 (National); ACT MP since 2011 | [45] |
Hamilton East
edit2014 general election: Hamilton East[46] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Clifford Allen | [2] | |||
National | David Bennett | Incumbent since 2005 | 37 | [4][5] | |
Internet | Raymond Calver | 28 | [7] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Katrina Day | ||||
Democrats | Carolyn McKenzie | [13] | |||
Green | Mark Servian | 54 | [8] | ||
ACT | Ron Smith | 19 | [47] | ||
NZ First | Richard Taurima | 28 | |||
United Future | Quentin Todd | 9 | [14][18] |
Hamilton West
edit2014 general election: Hamilton West[48] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Bill Gudgeon | List MP 2002–2005 | 24 | [49] | |
National | Tim Macindoe | Incumbent since 2008 | 28 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Tony McKenna | [17] | |||
Labour | Sue Moroney | List MP since 2005 | 10 | [2][3] | |
ACT | Sara Muti | 10 | [50] | ||
Democrats | Mischele Rhodes | 15 | [13] | ||
Māori Party | Richard Te Ao | ||||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
Green | Jennifer Lawless | Withdrew due to illness | [51] |
Helensville
edit2014 general election: Helensville[52] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Penny Bright | [53] | |||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Deborah Dougherty | [17] | |||
Green | Kennedy Graham | List MP since 2008 | 7 | [8] | |
Labour | Corie Haddock | 53 | [2][3] | ||
Internet | Laila Harré | Internet Party leader, Alliance list MP 1996–2002 | 2 | [7][54] | |
National | John Key | incumbent MP 2002–present | 1 | [4][5] | |
ACT | Phelan Pirrie | 12 | [50] | ||
Independent | Brendan Whyte |
Hunua
edit2014 general election: Hunua[55] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Andrew Bayly | 55 | [4][5] | ||
ACT | Ian Cummings | 9 | [56] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Neville Hudson | [17] | |||
Democrats | Huia Mitchell | 21 | [13] | ||
Māori Party | Thomas Phillips | 14 | |||
NZ First | Jon Reeves | 15 | [57] | ||
Labour | Arena Williams | 40 | [2][3] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | Paul Hutchison | MP since 1999 | [58] |
Hutt South
edit2014 general election: Hutt South[59] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Chris Bishop | 49 | [4][5] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Gordon Copeland | Former United Future and Independent list MP | [60] | ||
Labour | Trevor Mallard | MP 1984–1990, Incumbent since 1996 | [2] | ||
ACT | Grae O'Sullivan | 37 | |||
Independent | Jan Pajak | ||||
NZ First | Mataroa Paroro | 13 | |||
United Future | Dave Stonyer | 7 | [14][18] | ||
Green | Holly Walker | List MP since 2011 | [8] |
Ilam
edit2014 general election: Ilam[61] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Internet | Beverley Ballantine | 10 | [7] | ||
National | Gerry Brownlee | Incumbent since 1996 | 4 | [4][5] | |
Labour | James Dann | 51 | [2][3] | ||
Green | John Kelcher | 31 | [8] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | John Stringer | 13 | [17] | ||
ACT | Gareth Veale | 8 | [62] | ||
Māori Party | Benita Wakefield | 24 |
Invercargill
edit2014 general election: Invercargill[63] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Ria Bond | 12 | |||
Democrats | Stephnie de Ruyter | Party Leader | 1 | [13] | |
National | Sarah Dowie | 57 | [4][5] | ||
Green | David Kennedy | 18 | [8] | ||
Labour | Lesley Soper | List MP 2005-2005, 2007–2008 | [2] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Laura Storr | ||||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | Eric Roy | MP 1993–2002 and 2005–2014 | [64] |
Kaikōura
edit2014 general election: Kaikōura[65] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Steffan Browning | List MP since 2011 | 14 | [8] | |
NZ First | Steve Campbell | 22 | |||
ACT | Richard Evans | 17 | [66] | ||
Money Free | Ted Howard | ||||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Howard Hudson | 19 | [17] | ||
Democrats | John McCaskey | 22 | [13] | ||
National | Stuart Smith | 62 | [4][5] | ||
Ban 1080 | Glen Tomlinson | 5 | [27] | ||
Labour | Janette Walker | 46 | [2][3] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | Colin King | Incumbent 2005–2014, deselected by party | [67][68] |
Kelston
edit2014 general election: Kelston[69] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Anne Degia-Pala | 21 | |||
ACT | Bruce Haycock | 30 | |||
Green | Ruth Irwin | 45 | [8] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Jeffrey Lye | 5 | [9] | ||
National | Chris Penk | 68 | [5][70] | ||
Internet | Roshni Sami | 18 | [7] | ||
Labour | Carmel Sepuloni | List MP 2008–2011 | 29 | [2][3] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Paul Sommer | [17] | |||
United Future | Jason Woolston | 6 | [14] | ||
Withdrawn candidates | |||||
National | Claudette Hauiti | List MP 2013–2014 | N/A | [4][71] |
Mana
edit2014 general election: Mana[72] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Roy Barry | ||||
Democrats | Ron England | 30 | |||
Labour | Kris Faafoi | Incumbent since 2010 | [2] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Richard Goode | 6 | [73] | ||
Green | Jan Logie | List MP since 2011 | 10 | [8] | |
National | Hekia Parata | List MP since 2008 | 7 | [4][5] |
Māngere
edit2014 general election: Māngere[74] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Mana Party | James Papali'i | 9 | [42] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Edward Saafi | 5 | [75] | ||
Labour | William Sio | List MP 2008, Incumbent since 2008 | 14 | [2][3] | |
Green | Mua Strickson-Pua | 58 | [8] | ||
National | Misa Fia Turner | 53 | [4][5] |
Manukau East
edit2014 general election: Manukau East[76] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Kanwal Singh Bakshi | List MP since 2008 | 32 | [4][5] | |
NZ First | Asenati Lole-Taylor | List MP since 2011 | 16 | ||
Green | Umesh Perinpanayagam | 24 | [77] | ||
Labour | Jenny Salesa | 31 | [2][3] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Vili Taukolo | ||||
Mana Party | Joe Trinder | 23 | [42] | ||
Communist League | Annalucia Vermunt | [78] | |||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
Labour | Ross Robertson | MP since 1987, Incumbent 1996–2014 | [79] |
Manurewa
edit2014 general election: Manurewa[80] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Māori Party | Raewyn Bhana | 10 | |||
National | Simeon Brown | 64 | [81] | ||
Mana Party | Yvonne Dainty | 32 | [42] | ||
NZ First | John Hall | 27 | |||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Elliot Ikilei | 20 | [17][75][82] | ||
Green | Trish Tupou | 59 | [83] | ||
Labour | Louisa Wall | List MP 2008 & 2011, Incumbent since 2011 | 12 | [2][3] |
Maungakiekie
edit2014 general election: Maungakiekie[84] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Carol Beaumont | List MP 2008–2011, 2013– | 27 | [2][3] | |
Communist League | Felicity Coggan | [78] | |||
Mana Party | Sitaleki Finau | 21 | [42] | ||
Green | Richard Leckinger | 23 | [8] | ||
National | Sam Lotu-Iiga | incumbent 2008–present | 24 | [4][5] | |
United Future | Bryan Mockridge | 8 | [14][18] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Litia Simpson |
Mount Albert
edit2014 general election: Mount Albert[85] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Mana Party | Joe Carolan | 19 | [42] | ||
Green | Jeanette Elley | 19 | [8] | ||
ACT | Tommy Fergusson | 26 | |||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Jeffrey Johnson | [17] | |||
National | Melissa Lee | 31 | [4][5] | ||
Labour | David Shearer | Incumbent since 2009 | 13 | [2][3] | |
Human Rights Party | Anthony van den Heuvel | ||||
Independent | Michael Wackrow |
Mount Roskill
edit2014 general election: Mount Roskill[86] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Mahesh Bindra | 11 | |||
Green | Barry Coates | 16 | [8] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Paul Davie | [17] | |||
Labour | Phil Goff | MP 1981–1990, and since 1993, Incumbent since 1996 | 16 | [2][3] | |
Mana Party | John Minto | 4 | [42] | ||
National | Parmjeet Parmar | 48 | [4][5] |
Napier
edit2014 general election: Napier[87] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Paul Bailey | 38 | [8] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Garth McVicar | 3 | [88] | ||
Labour | Stuart Nash | List MP 2008–2011 | [2] | ||
Alliance | Mary O'Niell | ||||
Democrats | Barry Pulford | 17 | [13] | ||
National | Wayne Walford | 63 | [4][5][20] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | Chris Tremain | Incumbent 2005–2014 | [89] |
Nelson
edit2014 general election: Nelson[90] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Democrats | Adrian Bayly | 28 | [13] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | John Green | [17] | |||
ACT | Paul Hufflett | 31 | [91] | ||
Money Free | Richard Osmaston | [92] | |||
Green | Colin Robertson | 52 | [93] | ||
National | Nick Smith | MP since 1990, Incumbent since 1996 | 13 | [4][5] | |
Labour | Maryan Street | List MP since 2005 | 15 | [2][3] | |
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
Green | Aaryn Barlow | Deselected by party | [94] |
New Lynn
edit2014 general election: New Lynn[95] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | David Cunliffe | incumbent since 1999 | 1 | [2][3] | |
National | Tim Groser | List MP since 2005 | 14 | [4][5] | |
Democrats | Andrew Leitch | 8 | [13] | ||
Green | Daniel Rogers | 32 | [8] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Steve Taylor | 8 | [17] |
New Plymouth
edit2014 general election: New Plymouth[96] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Jamie Dombroski | 9 | |||
ACT | James Gray | 28 | [97] | ||
Labour | Andrew Little | list MP since 2011 | 11 | [2][3] | |
Green | Sarah Roberts | 51 | [8] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Angela Storr | ||||
National | Jonathan Young | incumbent since 2008 | 38 | [4][5] |
North Shore
edit2014 general election: North Shore[98] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Maggie Barry | incumbent since 2011 | 40 | [4][5] | |
ACT | Nick Kearney | 15 | |||
Democrats | Tim Leitch | 29 | [13] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Melissa Perkin | 4 | |||
Green | Brett Stansfield | 56 | [8] | ||
Labour | Claire Szabó | 38 | [2][3] |
Northcote
edit2014 general election: Northcote[99] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Jonathan Coleman | incumbent since 2005 | 10 | [4][5] | |
Labour | Richard Hills | 47 | [2][3] | ||
Internet | Gil Ho | 12 | [7] | ||
ACT | Tim Kronfeld | 20 | |||
United Future | Damian Light | 3 | [14][18] | ||
Green | Anne-Elise Smithson | 34 | [8] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Matthew Webster | [17] |
Northland
edit2014 general election: Northland[100] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | David Clendon | List MP since 2009 | 11 | [8] | |
ACT | Craig Nelson | 35 | |||
Labour | Willow-Jean Prime | 34 | [2][3] | ||
Focus | Ken Rintoul | Party leader | 1 | [101] | |
Independent | Murray Robertson | ||||
National | Mike Sabin | incumbent since 2011 | 44 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Mel Taylor | 7 | [36] | ||
Money Free | Glen Timms | ||||
Democrats | David Wilson | 20 | [13] |
Ōhāriu
edit2014 general election: Ōhāriu[102] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Ginny Andersen | 37 | [2][3] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Michael Brunner | 15 | |||
United Future | Peter Dunne | Labour MP 1984–1994, Independent 1994, United Future 1994 to present | 1 | [14][18] | |
ACT | Sean Fitzpatrick | 16 | [103] | ||
Independent | Sue Hamill | ||||
National | Brett Hudson | 39 | [4][5] | ||
Democrats | Alida Steemson | 6 | [13] | ||
Green | Tane Woodley | 28 | [8] |
Ōtaki
edit2014 general election: Ōtaki[104] | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Maddy Drew | 42 | [8] | ||
National | Nathan Guy | List MP 2005–2008, incumbent since 2008 | 16 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Anne Lovelock | [17] | |||
Labour | Rob McCann | [2] | |||
Independent | Frederick MacDonald | ||||
Independent | Amanda Vickers | [105] |
Pakuranga
edit2014 general election: Pakuranga[106] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Andrew Craig | ||||
Labour | Barry Kirker | Contested North Shore for NewLabour in 1990 | [2] | ||
ACT | Jamie Whyte | 1 | [107] | ||
National | Maurice Williamson | incumbent since 1987 | 35 | [4][5] |
Palmerston North
edit2014 general election: Palmerston North[108] | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Darroch Ball | 10 | |||
Internet | Pani Farvid | 14 | [7] | ||
Labour | Iain Lees-Galloway | incumbent 2008–present | 24 | [2][3] | |
National | Jono Naylor | Current Mayor of Palmerston North | 51 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Mark Pearce |
Papakura
edit2014 general election: Papakura[109] | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Brent Catchpole | List MP 2002–2005 | 17 | ||
National | Judith Collins | incumbent since 2002 | 6 | [4][5] | |
Green | Caroline Conroy | 39 | [8] | ||
Mana Party | Roger Fowler | 31 | [42] | ||
Māori Party | Ann Kendall | 16 | |||
Labour | Jerome Mika | 35 | [2][3] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Kevin Stitt | [17] | |||
ACT | John Thompson | 40 | [110] |
Port Hills
edit2014 general election: Port Hills[111] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Chris Brosnan | [17] | |||
Labour | Ruth Dyson | Incumbent 1993–1996 and 1999–present, List 1996–1999 | [2] | ||
Democrats | Gary Gribben | 27 | [13] | ||
National | Nuk Korako | 50 | [4][5] | ||
NZ First | Denis O'Rourke | List MP since 2011 | 7 | ||
ACT | Geoff Russell | 39 | |||
Green | Eugenie Sage | List MP since 2011 | 4 | [8] |
Rangitata
edit2014 general election: Rangitata[112] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Tom Corbett | 24 | |||
Labour | Steven Gibson | 56 | [2][3] | ||
National | Jo Goodhew | incumbent since 2005 | 21 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Oliver Vitali |
Rangitīkei
edit2014 general election: Rangitīkei[113] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Roy Brown | 9 | [17] | ||
National | Ian McKelvie | incumbent since 2011 | 41 | [4][5] | |
NZ First | Romuald Rudzki | 14 | [114] | ||
Labour | Deborah Russell | 33 | [2][3] | ||
ACT | Neil Wilson | 41 | [115] |
Rimutaka
edit2014 general election: Rimutaka[116] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Chris Hipkins | incumbent 2008–present | 9 | [2][3] | |
National | Lewis Holden | Former chairman of NZ Republic | 66 | [4][5][117] | |
NZ First | Aaron Hunt | 26 | |||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Philip Lynch | 18 | |||
Green | Susanne Ruthven | 25 | [8] |
Rodney
edit2014 general election: Rodney[118] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Eric Bolt | [2] | |||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Anton Heyns | 14 | [17] | ||
ACT | Beth Houlbrooke | 4 | [119] | ||
Green | Malcolm McAll | 35 | [8] | ||
NZ First | Tracey Martin | List MP since 2011 | 2 | ||
National | Mark Mitchell | Incumbent since 2011 | 42 | [4][5] |
Rongotai
edit2014 general election: Rongotai[120] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Climate | Aaron Carter | ||||
United Future | Sultan Eusoff | 4 | [14][18] | ||
National | Chris Finlayson | List MP since 2005 | 8 | [4][5] | |
Labour | Annette King | MP 1984– current | 4 | [2][3] | |
Green | Russel Norman | List MP since 2008, Party co-leader | 2 | [8] | |
Patriotic Revolutionary Front | Johnny Overton | [121][122] | |||
Mana Party | Ariana Paretutanganui-Tamati | 25 | 16 | ||
NZ First | Brent Pierson | 25 | |||
Independent | Don Richards | ||||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Bruce Welsh | [17] | |||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
Legalise Cannabis | David Kent | Announced, but not on final candidate list | [73] |
Rotorua
edit2014 general election: Rotorua[123] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Tāmati Coffey | 30 | [2][3] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Michael Davidson | ||||
National | Todd McClay | Incumbent since 2008 | 23 | [4][5] | |
ACT | Lyall Russell | ||||
NZ First | Fletcher Tabuteau | 4 |
Selwyn
edit2014 general election: Selwyn[124] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Amy Adams | Incumbent since 2008 | 15 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Roger Clibborn | ||||
Labour | Gordon Dickson | [2] | |||
Māori Party | Sheryl Gardyne | 22 | |||
ACT | Paul Gilbert | 27 | |||
Green | Peter Hill | 44 | [8] | ||
NZ First | Bill Woods | 31 |
Tāmaki
edit2014 general election: Tāmaki[125] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Mana Party | Lisa Gibson | 27 | [42] | ||
ACT | Mike Milne | 18 | |||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Danny Mountain | ||||
National | Simon O'Connor | Incumbent since 2011 | 43 | [4][5] | |
Green | Dorthe Siggaard | 55 | [8] | ||
Labour | Chao-Fu Wu | 57 | [2][3] |
Taranaki-King Country
edit2014 general election: Taranaki-King Country[126] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Edward Aish | ||||
Democrats | David Espin | 25 | [13] | ||
Labour | Penny Gaylor | 45 | [2][3] | ||
Internet | Grant Keinzley | 22 | |||
National | Barbara Kuriger | 58 | [4][5] | ||
Green | Robert Moore | 50 | [8] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | Shane Ardern | MP since 1998 | [127] |
Taupō
edit2014 general election: Taupō[128] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Lance Gedge | ||||
Democrats | John Pemberton | Party President | 3 | [13] | |
NZ First | Edwin Perry | List MP 2002–05 | 23 | ||
Green | Dave Robinson | 53 | [8] | ||
United Future | Alan Simmons | 2 | [14][18] | ||
Labour | Jamie Strange | 54 | [2][3] | ||
National | Louise Upston | Incumbent since 2008 | 27 | [4][5] | |
Māori Party | Claire Winitana | 18 |
Tauranga
edit2014 general election: Tauranga[129] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Simon Bridges | Incumbent since 2008 | 18 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Nathaniel Heslop | ||||
Labour | Rachel Jones | 25 | [2][3] | ||
Independent | Rusty Kane | [130] | |||
Independent | Yvette Lamare | ||||
Green | Ian McLean | 49 | [8] | ||
United Future | James Maxwell | 10 | [14][131] | ||
NZ First | Clayton Mitchell | 6 | [132] | ||
Māori Party | Verna Ohia-Gate | 15 | |||
Independent Coalition | Michael O'Neill | 2 | [12] | ||
ACT | Stuart Pedersen | [133] |
Te Atatū
edit2014 general election: Te Atatū[134] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Stephen Fletcher | 13 | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Adrian McDermott | 11 | |||
National | Alfred Ngaro | List MP since 2011 | 34 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Paddy O'Rourke | [17] | |||
Green | Gary Stewart | 57 | [8] | ||
Labour | Phil Twyford | incumbent since 2008 | 7 | [2][3] | |
Internet | Chris Yong | 5 | [7] |
Tukituki
edit2014 general election: Tukituki[135] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Craig Foss | incumbent since 2005 | 17 | [4][5] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Stephen Jenkinson | [17] | |||
ACT | Duncan Lennox | 33 | |||
Labour | Anna Lorck | [2] | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Romana Manning | 7 | [9] | ||
Green | Chris Perley | 29 | [8] | ||
Democrats | Dick Ryan | 13 | [13] |
Upper Harbour
edit2014 general election: Upper Harbour[136] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Paula Bennett | List MP 2005–2008, MP for Waitakere 2008–2014 | 9 | [4][5] | |
ACT | Stephen Berry | 6 | [137][138] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Callum Blair | 6 | [36] | ||
Green | Nicholas Mayne | 48 | [8] | ||
Mana Party | Makelesi Ngata | 15 | [42] | ||
Labour | Hermann Retzlaff | [2] | |||
Māori Party | Hinurewa Te Hau | 13 | [2] |
Waikato
edit2014 general election: Waikato[139] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Mike Burrow | 22 | |||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Brian Dobbs | 12 | [17] | ||
Labour | Christine Greer | 44 | [2][3] | ||
Democrats | Katherine Ransom | 4 | [13] | ||
NZ First | Barbara Stewart | MP 2002–08 and since 2011 | 5 | ||
National | Lindsay Tisch | MP since 1999, Incumbent since 2008 | 26 | [4][5] |
Waimakariri
edit2014 general election: Waimakariri[140] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Democrats | Peter Adcock-White | 18 | [13] | ||
Labour | Clayton Cosgrove | MP since 1999, List MP since 2011 | 8 | [2][3] | |
National | Matt Doocey | Runner-up 2013 Christchurch East by-election | 56 | [4][5][141] | |
Green | Reuben Hunt | 37 | [8] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Benjamin Price | [17] | |||
NZ First | Richard Prosser | List MP since 2011 | 3 | ||
Māori Party | Aroha Reriti-Crofts | 12 | |||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | Kate Wilkinson | MP since 2005 | [142] |
Wairarapa
edit2014 general election: Wairarapa[143] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Shane Atkinson | 21 | |||
Green | John Hart | 17 | [8] | ||
Labour | Kieran McAnulty | [2] | |||
NZ First | Ron Mark | List MP 1996–2008; current Mayor of Carterton | 9 | [144] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Brent Reid | 16 | [17] | ||
National | Alastair Scott | 61 | [4][5][145] | ||
Māori Party | Ra Smith | 19 | |||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | John Hayes | MP since 2005 | [146] |
Waitaki
edit2014 general election: Waitaki[147] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Glenda Alexander | [2] | |||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Donald Aubrey | 11 | [17] | ||
Green | Sue Coutts | 40 | [148] | ||
National | Jacqui Dean | MP since 2005, Incumbent since 2008 | 36 | [4][5] | |
Democrats | Hessel Van Wieren | 7 | [13] |
Wellington Central
edit2014 general election: Wellington Central[149] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Hugh Barr | 20 | |||
National | Paul Foster-Bell | list MP since 2013 | 46 | [4][5] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Alistair Gregory | 4 | [73] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Brian Hooper | ||||
Independent | Huimaono Karena Puhi | ||||
Democrats | James Knuckey | 10 | [13] | ||
Labour | Grant Robertson | incumbent since 2008 | 3 | [2][3] | |
Independent | Peter Robinson | ||||
Green | James Shaw | 12 | [8] | ||
Internet | Callum Valentine | 20 | [7] |
West Coast-Tasman
edit2014 general election: West Coast-Tasman[150] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Money Free | Laurence Boomert | ||||
Green | Kevin Hague | List MP since 2008 | 3 | [8] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Claire Holley | [17] | |||
Labour | Damien O'Connor | incumbent 1993–2008, list MP 2008–2011, incumbent since 2011 | 22 | [2][3] | |
National | Maureen Pugh | Former Mayor, Westland District Council | 52 | [4][5] | |
Ban 1080 | Peter Salter | 3 | [27] | ||
Independent | Steven Wilkinson |
Whanganui
edit2014 general election: Whanganui[151] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Chester Borrows | Incumbent since 2005 | 22 | [4][5] | |
ACT | Alan Davidson | 25 | [115] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Kim MacIntyre | ||||
Labour | Hamish McDouall | 41 | [2][3] | ||
Democrats | Heather Marion Smith | 26 | [13] | ||
Māori Party | Nancy Tuaine | 6 | [152] |
Whangarei
edit2014 general election: Whangarei[153] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Internet | David Currin | 8 | [7] | ||
Green | Paul Doherty | 41 | [8] | ||
Labour | Kelly Ellis | 52 | [2][3] | ||
ACT | Robin Grieve | 3 | |||
Māori Party | Anaru Kaipo | 9 | |||
Focus | Les King | 2 | [101] | ||
Democrats | Chris Leitch | Deputy Party Leader, runner-up Tāmaki 1992 by-election (as Alliance) |
2 | [13][154] | |
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Don Nightingale | 8 | |||
NZ First | Pita Paraone | List MP 2002–2008 | 8 | [155] | |
National | Shane Reti | 60 | [4][5][20] | ||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
National | Phil Heatley | MP since 1999 | [156] |
Wigram
edit2014 general election: Wigram[157] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Shaun Grieve | 29 | |||
Economic Euthenics | Tubby Hansen | ||||
Internet | Lois McClintock | 24 | [7] | ||
Conservative Party of New Zealand | Mark Peters | [17] | |||
Māori Party | Te Whe Phillips | 23 | |||
Democrats | John Ring | 23 | [13] | ||
National | Karl Varley | 67 | [4][5] | ||
Green | Richard Wesley | 33 | [8] | ||
Labour | Megan Woods | Incumbent since 2011 | 20 | [2][3] |
Māori electorates
editHauraki-Waikato
edit2014 general election: Hauraki-Waikato[158] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Māori Party | Susan Cullen | [159] | |||
Mana Party | Angeline Greensill | 11 | |||
Labour | Nanaia Mahuta | List MP 1996–1999, MP Te Tai Hauauru 1999–2002. MP Tainui 2002–2008, incumbent since 2008 | 6 | [2][3] |
Ikaroa-Rāwhiti
edit2014 general election: Ikaroa-Rāwhiti[160] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Cathryn Eden | ||||
Māori Party | Marama Fox | 2 | [159] | ||
Green | Henare Kani | 46 | [8] | ||
Mana Party | Te Hāmua Nikora | 7 | [161] | ||
Expatriate | Vicky Rose | [162] | |||
Labour | Meka Whaitiri | Incumbent since 2013 | 19 | [2][3] |
Tāmaki Makaurau
edit2014 general election: Tāmaki Makaurau[163] | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Marama Davidson | 15 | [8] | ||
Independent | Raewyn Harrison | ||||
Labour | Peeni Henare | [2] | |||
Māori Party | Rangi McLean | [159] | |||
Mana Party | Kereama Pene | ||||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
Māori Party | Pita Sharples | Incumbent since 2005, party co-leader |
Te Tai Hauāuru
edit2014 general election: Te Tai Hauāuru[164] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Jack McDonald | 20 | [8] | ||
Māori Party | Chris McKenzie | 3 | [159][165] | ||
Labour | Adrian Rurawhe | [2] | |||
Mana Party | Jordan Winiata | ||||
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs | |||||
Māori Party | Tariana Turia | Incumbent since 1999; MP since 1996 (originally Labour), party co-leader |
Te Tai Tokerau
edit2014 general election: Te Tai Tokerau[166] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Kelvin Davis | List MP 2008–11, list MP from June 2014 | 18 | [2][3] | |
Independent | Clinton Dearlove | Stood for Mana in Te Tai Tonga, 2011 | [167] | ||
Mana Party | Hone Harawira | Incumbent since 2005 (Māori Party until 2011), party leader | 1 | ||
Māori Party | Te Hira Paenga | 4 | [168] |
Te Tai Tonga
edit2014 general election: Te Tai Tonga[169] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Mana Party | Georgina Beyer | Labour MP 1999–2007 | [170] | ||
Māori Party | Ngaire Button | 5 | [159] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Emma-Jane Kingi | 3 | [9] | ||
Green | Dora Langsbury | 27 | [8] | ||
Democrats | Hahona Rakiraki Tamiti | [13] | |||
Labour | Rino Tirikatene | MP since 2011 | [2] |
Waiariki
edit2014 general election: Waiariki[171] | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Māori Party | Te Ururoa Flavell | incumbent since 2005 | 1 | [159] | |
Independent Coalition | Pat Spellman | 3 | [12] | ||
Mana Party | Annette Sykes | 3 | [172] | ||
Labour | Rawiri Waititi | [2] |
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