Candidates in the 1999 New Zealand general election by electorate

Last updated January 09, 2026

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67 electorate members of the New Zealand House of Representatives were to be elected in the general election on 27 November 1999. The tables below show the candidates for each electorate. Incumbent electorate MPs are highlighted in blue, and those candidates who were members of the previous parliament via their party list—regardless of which electorate they previously contested—are highlighted in red.

General electorates
Albany
Aoraki
Auckland Central
Banks Peninsula
Bay of Plenty
Christchurch Central
Christchurch East
Clutha-Southland
Coromandel
Dunedin North
Dunedin South
East Coast
Epsom
Hamilton East
Hamilton West
Hunua
Hutt South
Ilam
Invercargill
Kaikoura
Karapiro
Mana
Māngere
Manukau East
Manurewa
Maungakiekie
Mount Albert
Mount Roskill
Napier
Nelson
New Plymouth
North Shore
Northcote
Northland
Ohariu-Belmont
Otago
Otaki
Pakuranga
Palmerston North
Port Waikato
Rakaia
Rangitikei
Rimutaka
Rodney
Rongotai
Rotorua
Tamaki
Taranaki-King Country
Taupo
Tauranga
Te Atatu
Titirangi
Tukituki
Waimakariri
Wairarapa
Waitakere
Wellington Central
West Coast-Tasman
Whanganui
Whangarei
Wigram
Māori electorates
Hauraki Maori
Ikaroa-Rāwhiti
Te Tai Hauāuru
Te Tai Tokerau
Te Tai Tonga
Waiariki
References

Where candidates were listed on their party's list, this is shown accordingly.^[1]^[2] There are a number of cases why candidates don't have a list ranking:

Some candidates belong to a registered party, but they were not on their party's list – this is shown on "none".
Some candidates belong to a registered party, but the party did not submit a party list – the list field is blank in this case.
Some candidates belong to an unregistered party, and those cannot submit a party list – the list field is blank in this case.

At the 1999 general election, three registered parties did not submit a list:^[3]

General electorates

Albany

1999 general election: Albany ^[4]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Callum Blair
	NZ First	Joy Brett		35
	Christian Heritage	Tony Corbett		45
	Green	Bera MacClement		39
	Alliance	Heather McConachy		12
	Labour	Hamish McCracken		60
	National	Murray McCully	Electorate MP since 1987	none	^[5]
	NMP	Darag Rennie		8
	ACT	Mike Steeneveld		19
	Christian Democrats	Rob Wheeler		11

Aoraki

1999 general election: Aoraki ^[6]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Albert Gould		none
	National	Wayne Marriott		50
	Legalise Cannabis	Christine Mitchell		14
	Green	David Musgrave		none
	ACT	Dean Richardson		44
	Alliance	Lynley Simmons		51
	Christian Heritage	McGregor Simpson		22
	Labour	Jim Sutton	First entered Parliament in 1984	11	^[7]

Auckland Central

1999 general election: Auckland Central ^[8]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	South Island	Gerry Campbell		5
	Communist League	Terence Coggan
	Blokes Liberation Front	Pieter de Jonge
	Christian Heritage	Dick Holland		10
	ACT	Donna Awatere Huata	MP since 1996	4
	Mana Māori	Tame Iti		1
	Alliance	Sandra Lee	MP since 1993	2
	National	Martin Poulsen		31
	NZ First	Dilip Rupa		36
	Green	Nándor Tánczos		5
	Labour	Judith Tizard	MP since 1990	19

Banks Peninsula

1999 general election: Banks Peninsula ^[9]^[10]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	David Carter	MP since 1994	21
	NZ First	Charlie Crofts		31
	Green	Rod Donald	MP since 1996	2
	Labour	Ruth Dyson	MP since 1993	15
	Christian Heritage	Rosemary Francis		13
	Christian Democrats	Simon Melville Hadfield		none
	ACT	Paul King		37
	Independent	Ann Lewis
	Natural Law	David Lovell-Smith		3
	Alliance	Maevis Watson		53

Bay of Plenty

1999 general election: Bay of Plenty ^[11]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Peter Brown	MP since 1996	2
	Te Tawharau	Willie Coates	Te Tawharau contested the electorate vote independently, but encouraged voters to give their party vote to Mana Māori. Coates, unlike other Te Tawharau candidates, was not on the Mana Māori list.
	Green	Margaret Collins		none
	ACT	Lynne Cook		49
	Labour	Terry Hughes		54
	Alliance	John Neill		55
	National	Tony Ryall	MP since 1990	9
	Christian Heritage	Joyce Stevens		42
	Christian Democrats	Judy Turner		14
	Natural Law	Mieke van Batenburg		42

Christchurch Central

1999 general election: Christchurch Central ^[12]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	David Ball
	NZ First	John Ballantyne		33
	Labour	Tim Barnett	MP since 1996	none
	Christian Heritage	John Bryant		5
	National Democrats	Anton Foljambe
	Alliance	Liz Gordon	MP since 1996	8
	Communist League	Ruth Gray
	Christian Democrats	Daryl Gregory		7
	Dominion Workers	Clifford Mundy
	McGillicuddy Serious	Cecil G. Murgatroyd		14
	Green	Diana Pennell		23
	ACT	Katherine Sillars		28
	National	John Stringer		none

Christchurch East

1999 general election: Christchurch East ^[13]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	ACT	Alan Beecham		43
	Legalise Cannabis	Michael Britnell		9
	Labour	Lianne Dalziel	MP since 1990	8
	Natural Law	Warwick Jones		25
	National	John Knox		none
	Christian Heritage	Judith Phillips		28
	Alliance	Paul Piesse		58
	NZ First	Margaret Silverlock		none
	Christian Democrats	Chantelle Stiles		none
	Green	Jacqui Wood		none
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	Labour	Larry Sutherland			^[14]

Clutha-Southland

1999 general election: Clutha-Southland ^[15]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Christian Heritage	Grant Bradfield		12
	National	Bill English	MP since 1996	4
	Green	Tim Gow		none
	South Island	Pat McCarrigan		2
	NZ First	Dave Mackie		24
	ACT	John Morrison		40
	Labour	Lesley Soper		44
	Independent	David Webber
	Alliance	Roger White		none

Coromandel

1999 general election: Coromandel ^[16]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Alliance	Tony Bird		30
	Green	Jeanette Fitzsimons	The Green Party split from the Alliance Party, who Fitzsimons had stood for in 1996	1
	Labour	Margaret Hawkeswood		58
	NZ First	Robyn McDonald	contested electorate in 1996	20
	National	Murray McLean	MP since 1996	none
	Christian Heritage	David Parlour		11

Dunedin North

1999 general election: Dunedin North ^[17]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NMP	Patrick Byrne		none
	ACT	Hilary Calvert		15
	Alliance	Quentin Findlay		48
	Christian Heritage	David Harris		63
	Labour	Pete Hodgson	MP since 1990	13
	South Island	Alan McDonald		1
	Legalise Cannabis	Paul John McMullan		7
	National	Katherine Rich		23
	McGillicuddy Serious	Bernard Smith		24
	Green	Michael Tritt		16
	NZ First	Donna Waipouri-Baxter		none

Dunedin South

1999 general election: Dunedin South ^[18]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	David Benson-Pope		53
	NZ First	Jenny Bloxham		22
	National	Russell Keast		none
	Independent	Hendrik Koch
	South Island	Margaret McCarrigan		2
	Green	Sonata McLeod		none
	ACT	Willie Martin		46
	Alliance	Mark Ryan		11
	Christian Heritage	John Streekstra		64

East Coast

1999 general election: East Coast ^[19]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Gray Eatwell		none
	Te Tawharau	Anton Kerekere	Te Tawharau contested the electorate vote independently, but encouraged voters to give their party vote to Mana Māori. Kerekere was number eight on the Mana Māori list.
	Labour	Janet Mackey	MP since 1993	28
	Alliance	Gavin Maclean		33
	Mana Wahine Te Ira Tangata	Harangi Manaena-Biddle
	National	Matthew Parkinson		57
	Christian Heritage	Richard Rangihuna		40
	ACT	Ian Swan		47

Epsom

1999 general election: Epsom ^[20]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Legalise Cannabis	Caleb Armstrong		6
	Natural Law	Ray Cain		16
	NZ First	Brent Catchpole		30
	ACT	Rodney Hide	Contested Auckland Central in 1996	5
	Labour	David Jacobs		none
	Independent	Michael MacDonald
	Christian Heritage	Ewen McQueen		3
	Green	Janet McVeagh		13
	Alliance	Mark O'Brien		none
	McGillicuddy Serious	Worik Turei Stanton		26
	National	Richard Worth		44
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	National	Christine Fletcher			^[14]

Hamilton East

1999 general election: Hamilton East ^[21]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Mauri Pacific	Helen Akhtari		14
	Natural Law	John Cleary		5
	ACT	Gavin Denby		51
	Christian Heritage	Madeleine Flannagan		20
	McGillicuddy Serious	Leanne V. Ireland		2
	Alliance	Peter Jamieson		38
	National	Tony Steel	First elected in 1990	none
	NZ First	Doug Woolerton	MP since 1996	5
	Labour	Dianne Yates	MP since 1993	22

Hamilton West

1999 general election: Hamilton West ^[22]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Pita Cammock
	Labour	Martin Gallagher	MP 1993–1996	none
	Christian Heritage	Eleanor Goodall		39
	NZ First	Athol Gould		none
	Mauri Pacific	Fa'amatuainu Iakopo		18
	Mana Wahine	Avon Johnson
	Alliance	Dave MacPherson		14
	ACT	Garry Mallett		65
	National	Bob Simcock	MP since 1996	22

Hunua

1999 general election: Hunua ^[23]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Christian Heritage	Ken Andrew		57
	NZ First	John Geary		none
	Alliance	Janice Graham		43
	Christian Democrats	Bill Henderson		none
	National	Warren Kyd	MP since 1987	none
	Natural Law	Raylene Lodge		19
	Labour	Paul Schofield		none
	ACT	John Thompson		36

Hutt South

1999 general election: Hutt South ^[24]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Lois McInnes
	Labour	Trevor Mallard	MP since 1984	12
	Green	Cliff Mason		40
	ACT	Christopher Milne		23
	Natural Law	Jon Muller		30
	Christian Democrats	David Ogden		13
	United NZ	Frank Owen		13
	Alliance	Gordon Parr		50
	NZ First	Edwin Perry		37
	National	Clare Radomske		none
	Christian Heritage	Rosemarie Thomas		7
	Mauri Pacific	Richard Waitai		20
	McGillicuddy Serious	Jonat Wharton		34

Ilam

1999 general election: Ilam ^[25]^[26]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Evan Thomas Alty		15
	National	Gerry Brownlee	MP since 1996	36
	Christian Heritage	Geoff Francis		23
	NZ First	Andrew Gin		8
	Alliance	Lois Griffiths		47
	Christian Democrats	Kevin Harper		8
	ACT	Nigel Mattison		17
	Independent	Janet MiddleMiss
	Independent	Denis O'Rourke
	Natural Law	Brendan Rhodes		48
	Labour	Alison Wilkie		none

Invercargill

1999 general election: Invercargill ^[27]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Craig Carson		44
	Alliance	Stephnie de Ruyter		22
	ACT	Matt McInnes		29
	Labour	Mark Peck	MP since 1993	27
	National	Eric Roy	MP since 1993	19
	NZ First	Allan Wise		14
	Christian Heritage	Russell Zwies		51

Kaikoura

1999 general election: Kaikoura ^[28]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Desmond Joseph Bell
	Natural Law	Anne Brigid		49
	Green	Ian Ewen-Street	Contested electorate in 1996	3
	McGillicuddy Serious	Rodney Hansen		4
	ACT	Graham James Hewett		39
	Labour	Brian McNamara		none
	Alliance	Lindsay Mehrtens		54
	Christian Heritage	Don Moore		48
	NZ First	Chris Rivers		17
	National	Lynda Scott		56
	Christian Democrats	Julee Smith-Mischeski		none
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	Independent	Tom Harrison			^[29]
	Alliance	Patrick Rooney	Withdrew after injured in a car crash	60	^[30]

Karapiro

1999 general election: Karapiro ^[31]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Paul Cronin		none
	ACT	Andrew Davies		14
	Christian Heritage	Gavin Hockly		49
	Alliance	John Pemberton		37
	NZ First	Gordon Stewart		28
	National	Lindsay Tisch		none
	Mana Māori	Lai Toy		20

Mana

1999 general election: Mana ^[32]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Lance Anderson
	Independent	Bill Bevan
	United NZ	Graham Butterworth		7
	McGillicuddy Serious	John Creser		45
	Christian Democrats	Lance Huxford		none
	NZ First	Nigel Jones		none
	Labour	Graham Kelly	MP since 1987	17
	Alliance	Moira Ann Lawler		16
	Christian Heritage	Renton Maclachlan		29
	Mauri Pacific	Api Malu		22
	Asia Pacific	Lutena Mulitalo Mano'o
	Legalise Cannabis	David Moore		4
	NMP	David Pattinson		17
	Green	Robert Shaw		none
	National	Mark Thomas	Contested Wellington Central in 1996	28
	ACT	Darryl Ward		60

Māngere

1999 general election: Māngere ^[33]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Kelvyn Alp
	Natural Law	Grant Bilyard		46
	ACT	Adrian Jon Dixon		none
	Labour	Taito Phillip Field	MP since 1993	14
	NZ First	Jerry Hohepa		34
	Alliance	Finau Kolo		17
	Christian Heritage	Steven Aotearoa Panapa		52
	National	Sylvia Taylor		none
	Mana Wahine	Te Aroha Wepiha Reo

Manukau East

1999 general election: Manukau East ^[34]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Reform Party	Dave Bergersen
	NZ First	Malia Kamilo Hamani		none
	Alliance	Bruce Bennett Holm		56
	ACT	Charles Lowndes		22
	Labour	Ross Robertson		none
	Christian Heritage	David Simpkin		32
	Independent	Paul Teio
	Mauri Pacific	Danny Turia		11
	Workers Party	Daphna Whitmore
	Mana Wahine	Mareta Wiringi
	National	Ken Yee		55

Manurewa

1999 general election: Manurewa ^[35]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Enosa Auva'a		47
	Mauri Pacific	Ann Batten	Elected through the NZ First list in 1996, but defected to Mauri Pacific in 1998	5
	ACT	Lech Beltowski		30
	Labour	George Hawkins	MP since 1990	none
	Christian Heritage	Uaita Levi		38
	Alliance	Toia Lucas		none
	NZ First	Lindy Palmer		none
	Mana Wahine	Lumã'ava Samuelu-Pula

Maungakiekie

1999 general election: Maungakiekie ^[36]^[37]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Jon Carapiet		51
	Independent	Tony Cranston
	Republican	Brian Freeth		2
	Labour	Mark Gosche	MP since 1996	20
	Independent	Sue Henry
	Christian Democrats	Jason Keiller		18
	Natural Law	Graeme Lodge		6
	NZ First	Gilbert Myles	First elected in 1990	10
	ACT	Angus Ogilvie		24
	Christian Heritage	Mary Paki		25
	Alliance	Matt Robson		3
	National	Belinda Vernon	MP since 1996	10

Mount Albert

1999 general election: Mount Albert ^[38]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Noelene Buckland		63
	Labour	Helen Clark	Clark, an MP since 1981, was the incumbent in the Owairaka electorate that was replaced by Mount Albert	1
	McGillicuddy Serious	Kerry Hoole		42
	United NZ	Hassan Hosseini		none
	Republican	Jane Hotere		4
	Green	Mike Johnson		none
	ACT	Daniel King		34
	NZ First	Seini Mafi		none
	Alliance	Jill Ovens		28
	Christian Heritage	Diane Taylor		50

Mount Roskill

1999 general election: Mount Roskill ^[39]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Chris Comeskey		13
	Natural Law	Linda Davy		13
	Labour	Phil Goff	Goff, who was first elected in 1981, was the incumbent in New Lynn but stood in the new Mount Roskill electorate in 1999	7
	Green	Chris Hay		50
	Alliance	Sarah Martin		25
	Christian Heritage	Barrie Paterson		14
	United NZ	Yousuf Qureshi		none
	National	Phil Raffills		29
	ACT	Max Whitehead		13

Napier

1999 general election: Napier ^[40]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Geoff Braybrooke	MP since 1981	none
	ACT	Mel Chandler		58
	Christian Heritage	Bob Davis		53
	Green	Angie Denby		26
	Alliance	Robin Gwynn		21
	Christian Democrats	Allana Hiha		6
	Independent	Laurance McGregor
	NZ First	Lyola Randell-Cotter		none
	National	Anne Tolley		20

Nelson

1999 general election: Nelson ^[41]^[42]^[43]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Christian Heritage	Nick Barber		17
	Labour	Simon Fraser		none
	ACT	Philip Gully		none
	NMP	Suzanne Johnston		11
	Alliance	Mary O'Connor		32
	McGillicuddy Serious	Tim Owens		30
	National	Nick Smith	MP since 1990	8
	NZ First	Trevor Squires		none
	Green	Mike Ward		8

New Plymouth

1999 general election: New Plymouth ^[44]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Harry Duynhoven	First elected in 1987	29
	Mana Wahine Te Ira Tangata	Shona Eriksen
	Mauri Pacific	Sharon Faloon		16
	ACT	Moira Irving		33
	Alliance	Bonnie Johnstone		42
	National	Len Jury		none
	The People's Choice	Rusty Kane		1
	NZ First	Mae Neuman		40
	Christian Democrats	Tom Smithers		12
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	Christian Heritage	Hasko Starrenberg	Selected by party but nomination was rejected	61	^[45]

North Shore

1999 general election: North Shore ^[46]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Christian Democrats	Julie Belding		16
	Labour	Helen Duncan		30
	Christian Heritage	Mary-Anne Gladwell		55
	NZ First	Hine Grindlay		none
	Alliance	Jill Henry		none
	Green	Barry Larsen		none
	National	Wayne Mapp	MP since 1996	33
	ACT	Michael Pinkney		none
	Natural Law	Linda Sinden		22

Northcote

1999 general election: Northcote ^[47]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	John Bryant		none
	United NZ	Murray Callister		19
	Natural Law	Tony Cornelissen		32
	Alliance	Grant Gillon	Contested electorate in 1996	7
	Labour	Ann Hartley	Contested electorate in 1996	35
	Christians Against Abortion	Maria Matthews
	Christian Heritage	Mark Munroe		26
	Christian Democrats	Dave Perkin		22
	National	Ian Revell	MP since 1990	none
	Green	Jane Wells		45
	ACT	Alex Wong		16

Northland

1999 general election: Northland ^[48]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	John Carter	MP since 1987	16
	ACT	Ria Gray-Lock		53
	NMP	Pauline Hallows		3
	Christian Heritage	Ned Jack		46
	Green	Janine McVeagh		9
	Christian Democrats	Mike Mitcalfe		none
	Independent	Mike Morel
	Labour	Les Robertson		none
	Independent	Eric Shackleton
	NZ First	Ian Walker		6
	Alliance	David Wilson		39

Ohariu-Belmont

1999 general election: Ohariu-Belmont ^[49]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	ACT	Kathryn Asare		12
	NMP	Mark Atkin		6
	Labour	Derek Best		49
	Christian Democrats	Wayne Chapman		15
	United NZ	Peter Dunne	MP since 1984	1
	NZ First	Bruce Farland		none
	Asia Pacific	Sriram Gopalakrishnan
	McGillicuddy Serious	Philip John Grimmett		41
	Alliance	Rebecca Matthews		31
	Christian Heritage	Chris Salt		15
	Natural Law	Bruce Sowry		26
	Green	Caron Zillwood		14

Otago

1999 general election: Otago ^[50]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Val Dearman		61
	Green	Pip Direen		37
	ACT	Gerry Eckhoff		9
	Christian Heritage	Mike Ferguson		30
	National	Gavan Herlihy	MP since 1996	32
	Alliance	Bill Holvey		none
	South Island	Miles Notman		4
	NZ First	Stan Perkins		none
	NMP	Alison White		9
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	McGillicuddy Serious	Donna Demente		9	^[51]

Otaki

1999 general election: Otaki ^[52]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	ACT	Brett Ambler		26
	NMP	Peter Archer		14
	One NZ	Wally Boyd		1
	Christian Heritage	Robin Corner		18
	Alliance	Russell Franklin		none
	NZ First	David Lionel Hayward		none
	Labour	Judy Keall	First elected in 1984	21
	Christian Democrats	Neville Morgan		none
	National	Roger Sowry	MP since 1990	7
	Green	Gary Williams		none

Pakuranga

1999 general election: Pakuranga ^[53]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Alliance	Trevor Lance Barnard		18
	Labour	Patrick Hine		none
	Christians Against Abortion	Jane Hudson
	NMP	Aaziq Mumtaz		10
	NZ First	Pita Paraone		19
	Christian Heritage	Barry Pepperell		36
	ACT	Dick Quax		11
	Green	David Rose		47
	Natural Law	Andrew Sanderson		36
	National	Maurice Williamson	MP since 1987	13

Palmerston North

1999 general election: Palmerston North ^[54]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Christian Democrats	Grant Bowater		5
	National	George Halligan		59
	Alliance	Gerard Hehir		15
	ACT	Steve Kidby		62
	NZ First	Keri James Kingi		none
	Labour	Steve Maharey	MP since 1990	3
	Natural Law	Tony Martin		9
	Green	Steve Rowsell		none
	Mauri Pacific	Trieste Te Awe Awe		15
	Christian Heritage	John Tonson		33
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	NZ First	Trevor Jans	Contested electorate in 1996		^[55]

Port Waikato

1999 general election: Port Waikato ^[56]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	McGillicuddy Serious	Graeme Cairns		1
	ACT	Ian Carline		32
	NZ First	David Fowler		16
	Green	Olive Gallagher		49
	NMP	Brett Gifkins		12
	Mana Māori	Angeline Greensill		3
	Christian Heritage	Rick Hayward		none
	National	Paul Hutchison		38
	Natural Law	Martin Jelley		29
	Christian Democrats	Ray Knight		none
	Alliance	Donna Pokere-Phillips		40
	Labour	Trish Ryan		none
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	National	Bill Birch			^[14]

Rakaia

1999 general election: Rakaia ^[57]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Tim Dyer
	McGillicuddy Serious	Ross Edgar		56
	ACT	Andrew Power		48
	Christian Heritage	Martin Reid		37
	Labour	Diane Schurgers		none
	National	Jenny Shipley	MP since 1987	1
	Alliance	Annabel Taylor		none
	Green	Rex Verity		17
	NZ First	Bill Woods		21

Rangitikei

1999 general election: Rangitikei ^[58]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Suzanne Bruce	Withdrew but name still appeared on the ballot paper	7	^[59]
	United NZ	Jim Howard		5
	Christian Heritage	Vic Jarvis		8
	Alliance	Dion Martin		34
	National	Simon Power		37
	ACT	Jean Thompson		55
	Mauri Pacific	Kelly Waitai		21
	Labour	Craig Walsham		none
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	National	Denis Marshall			^[14]

Rimutaka

1999 general election: Rimutaka ^[60]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	John Hoani Cribb		none
	ACT	Owen Dance		none
	Christian Democrats	Geoff Hounsell		4
	Legalise Cannabis	Brian Jensen		8
	Asia Pacific	Naransamy Manoharan
	Green	Don Murray		24
	National	Stuart Blair Roddick		none
	Labour	Paul Swain	MP since 1990	26
	Alliance	Brendan Tracey		26
	Christian Heritage	Helma Vermeulen		16

Rodney

1999 general election: Rodney ^[61]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Sue Bradford		4
	Christian Heritage	Tony Brebner		54
	Labour	Mark Domney		none
	Independent	Jill Jeffs
	Natural Law	Bryan Lee		1
	NZ First	Anne Martin		29
	National	Lockwood Smith	MP since 1984	5
	Alliance	Anna Sutherland		46
	ACT	Penny Webster		8
	Christian Democrats	Richard Wills		none

Rongotai

1999 general election: Rongotai ^[62]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Stuart Boag		64
	United NZ	Steve Bright		11
	Legalise Cannabis	Benjamin Clark		16
	Independent	Stephen Cotterall
	Christian Democrats	Linda Dring		19
	ACT	Stephen Franks		3
	NZ First	Raymond Hina		38
	Natural Law	Michael Hirst		23
	McGillicuddy Serious	K. T. Julian		5
	Labour	Annette King	First elected in 1984	4
	Asia Pacific	Rama Ramanathan
	Christian Heritage	Max Shierlaw		21
	Alliance	Vernon Tile		23
	Green	Richard Wernham		42

Rotorua

1999 general election: Rotorua ^[63]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Max Bradford	MP since 1990	15
	Labour	Steve Chadwick		43
	Green	Lynne Dempsey		21
	NZ First	Robert Dixon		27
	Alliance	Pirihira Kaio		57
	NZ Equal Rights Party	Cliff Lee
	Christian Democrats	Andrew James Parrington		none
	Christian Heritage	Ross Prichard		44
	Natural Law	Martin Sharp		39

Tamaki

1999 general election: Tamaki ^[64]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Geoff Arthurs
	Green	Francela Davies		none
	Christian Heritage	Victor Cedric Grubi		62
	McGillicuddy Serious	Michael-Garnet Holt		40
	Independent	Michael Joseph Lescher
	Christian Democrats	Bruce McGrail		17
	Republican	Samuel Mendes		5
	Christians Against Abortion	Phillip O'Connor
	Labour	Lynne Pillay		36
	Aotearoa Tenants Party	Areta Ransfield
	Alliance	Peter Conrad Romanovsky		49
	NZ First	Slavica Seric		none
	National	Clem Simich	MP since 1992	none
	ACT	Alex Swney		31

Taranaki-King Country

1999 general election: Taranaki-King Country ^[65]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Shane Ardern	MP since 1998	35
	Alliance	Kevin Campbell	Contested electorate in 1998 by-election	10
	NMP	Lance Griggs		none
	NZ First	Peter Haines		none
	ACT	Owen Jennings	Contested electorate in 1998 by-election	6
	Christian Heritage	Mark Jones		47
	Green	Sandra Lawrence		none
	Mauri Pacific	Raj Masters		12
	Labour	John Young		none

Taupo

1999 general election: Taupo ^[66]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Mauri Pacific	Rovina Anderson		9
	Labour	Mark Burton	MP since 1993	18
	Green	Nick Fisher		52
	NZ First	Ross Honeyfield		none
	Alliance	Wayne Morris		52
	Mana Wahine	Makere Rangitoheriri
	National	David Steele		39
	ACT	Richard Steele		none
	Christian Heritage	John van der Zee		56

Tauranga

1999 general election: Tauranga ^[67]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Christian Democrats	Larry Baldock		9
	NMP	Vivienne Berry-Evans		1
	Christian Heritage	Frank Grover	MP since 1996	6
	Independent	John Hepburn
	National	Katherine O'Regan	MP since 1984	27
	NZ First	Winston Peters	First elected in 1978	1
	Green	Karen Summerhays		31
	Alliance	Tekarehana Wicks		20
	Labour	Margaret Wilson		9
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	ACT	Ken Shirley	Withdrew electorate candidacy to stand as list only, endorsed O'Regan		^[68]

Te Atatu

1999 general election: Te Atatu ^[69]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Chris Carter	First elected in 1993	34
	NZ First	Jenine Clift		none
	Alliance	Laila Harré	MP since 1996	6
	ACT	Wayne Harris		61
	United NZ	John Hubscher		16
	Christian Democrats	Les McDonald		none
	Natural Law	Russell Mack		33
	National	Vanessa Neeson		none
	Christian Heritage	Murray Pirret		58
	Green	Adrian Tyler		none

Titirangi

1999 general election: Titirangi ^[70]^[71]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Steve Abel		27
	Alliance	Evana Belich		35
	Labour	David Cunliffe		52
	Christian Democrats	Anne Drake		24
	Republican	Graham Gilfillan		3
	National	Marie Hasler	Hasler, first elected in 1990, was the incumbent in Waitakere but stood in the new Titirangi electorate in 1999	24
	Natural Law	Kay Morgan		38
	NZ First	Dawn Mullins		39
	Christian Heritage	Grant Peck		60
	Mauri Pacific	Peta Si'ulepa		3
	ACT	Barbara Steinijans		52

Tukituki

1999 general election: Tukituki ^[72]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Alliance	Harry Alchin-Smith		41
	Labour	Rick Barker	MP since 1993	31
	Christian Heritage	Margaret Burgess		35
	Green	Terry Creighton		none
	Natural Law	Ian McCullough		37
	ACT	John Ormond		21
	NZ First	Dennis Pennefather		none
	Legalise Cannabis	Allan Webb		2
	National	Larry White		54

Waimakariri

1999 general election: Waimakariri ^[73]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Natural Law	Mike Barthelmeh		44
	Labour	Clayton Cosgrove		none
	National	Gideon Couper		none
	Green	Charles Drace		none
	Independent	Andrew Leary
	NZ First	Ron Mark	MP since 1996	4
	Legalise Cannabis	Kevin Patrick O'Connell		3
	Christian Democrats	Yvonne Palmer		10
	ACT	Malcolm Spark		41
	Christian Heritage	Stephen Williams		34
	Alliance	John Wright	MP since 1996	4
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	Labour	Mike Moore			^[14]

Wairarapa

1999 general election: Wairarapa
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Christian Democrats	John Allen		none
	Labour	Georgina Beyer		40
	Green	Laurence Boomert		18
	ACT	Paul Booth		56
	Alliance	Cathy Casey		27
	Natural Law	Ian Douglas		2
	NZ First	Rob Harris		15
	National	Paul Henry		43
	Christian Heritage	Mike Lloyd		19

Waitakere

1999 general election: Waitakere ^[74]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Arthur Albert		none
	Christian Heritage	Sandra Breckon		none
	Green	David Clendon		19
	NMP	Peter Harrison		2
	ACT	Bruce Howat		18
	Christian Democrats	Craig Hunt		20
	Labour	Jonathan Hunt	Contested Tamaki in 1996	6
	National	Brian Neeson	Neeson, an MP since 1990, was the incumbent in the abolished Waipareira electorate	34
	Republican	Greg Smith	Not to be confused with the McGillicuddy Serious Party candidate of the same name	1
	Alliance	Michael Treen		36

Wellington Central

1999 general election: Wellington Central ^[75]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Legalise Cannabis	Michael Appleby		1
	Independent	Lea Barker
	United NZ	Kent Clark		17
	Christian Heritage	Leona Emberson-Ready		41
	Asia Pacific	Bihua Fu
	Labour	Marian Hobbs	Contested Kaikoura in 1996	23
	Natural Law	Daniel Meares		24
	NZ First	Jonathan Mosen		11
	ACT	Richard Prebble	First elected in 1975	1
	McGillicuddy Serious	Amy Ross		19
	Independent	Marion Smith
	Christian Democrats	Anthony Walton		1
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	Alliance	Phillida Bunkle	Withdrew electorate candidacy to stand as list only, endorsed Hobbs		^[76]

West Coast-Tasman

1999 general election: West Coast-Tasman ^[77]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Christian Heritage	Derek Blight		27
	ACT	Richard Edmund Cox		35
	Green	Richard Davies		10
	Independent	George Halsey
	United NZ	Colin Jackson		10
	National	Rod O'Beirne		49
	Labour	Damien O'Connor	MP since 1993	none
	NZ First	Pat O'Dea		18
	McGillicuddy Serious	Steve Richards		3
	Legalise Cannabis	Jeanette Saxby		5
	Alliance	Iri Sinclair		none
	Independent	David Tranter

Whanganui

1999 general election: Whanganui ^[78]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Graham Adams		23
	National	Chester Borrows		45
	Christian Heritage	Gael Donoghue		4
	Alliance	Deb Frederikse		29
	ACT	Morris Hey		54
	Independent	Mark Middleton
	Labour	Jill Pettis	MP since 1993	24
	Green	Julie Priddle		none
	Mauri Pacific	Rayna Waitai	Her father also stood (in the Ikaroa-Rāwhiti electorate)^[79]	17

Whangarei

1999 general election: Whangarei ^[80]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Alliance	Tricia Cutforth		19
	NMP	Andrew De Lautour		none
	NZ First	Brian Donnelly	MP since 1996	3
	Christian Heritage	Rod Harris		31
	National	Phil Heatley		42
	Labour	Denise Jelicich		47
	Mauri Pacific	Martin Kaipo		13
	Green	Derek Keene		none
	ACT	Muriel Newman	MP since 1996	7
	United NZ	Gray Phillips		14
	Mana Wahine Te Ira Tangata	Darl Tana
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	National	John Banks			^[14]

Wigram

1999 general election: Wigram ^[81]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Alliance	Jim Anderton	MP since 1984	1
	ACT	Glen Cowie		42
	Green	Frankie Dean		22
	Natural Law	Carolyn Drake		34
	Economic Euthenics	Michael Hansen
	NZ First	Andrew Johnston		none
	National	Angus McKay		41
	Christian Heritage	Ken Moore		43
	Labour	Mike Mora		none
	Independent	Eric Whitworth

Māori electorates

Hauraki Maori

1999 general election: Hauraki Māori ^[82]^[83]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Josie Marama Anderson		9
	Freedom Movement	Kororia Aperahama		3
	Natural Law	Selwyn Matia Austin		10
	Alliance	Willie Jackson		9
	National	George Tearoha Kahi		53
	Te Tawharau	Rangi Mclean	Te Tawharau contested the electorate vote independently, but encouraged voters to give their party vote to Mana Māori. Mclean was number five on the Mana Māori list.
	Mauri Pacific	Amokura Panoho		8
	Mana Māori	Gareth Seymour		14
	Labour	John Tamihere		none
	Christian Heritage	Tuhi Vahaakolo		9

Ikaroa-Rāwhiti

1999 general election: Ikaroa-Rāwhiti ^[84]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Christian Heritage	Peter Richard Amor		none
	Christian Democrats	Tiwha Patricia Blake		23
	Independent	Derek Fox
	NZ First	Bill Gudgeon		25
	Labour	Parekura Horomia		25
	Natural Law	Tim Irwin		21
	Aroha Ngia Tatou	Te Aroha Mei
	Mana Wahine	Beverly Rewa Nicholson
	Alliance	Des Ratima		13
	ACT	Vicky Robin		none
	National	Dale Stephens		40
	Mauri Pacific	Rana Waitai	His daughter also stood (in the Whanganui electorate)^[79]	17
	Freedom Movement	Jennifer Waitai-Rapana		1

Te Tai Hauāuru

1999 general election: Te Tai Hauāuru ^[85]^[86]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Lorraine Anderson		32
	Mana Wahine	Antoine Brown
	Christian Democrats	Lee Edmonds		none
	Freedom Movement	Lei Graham		2
	Labour	Nanaia Mahuta		10
	Mana Māori	Ken Mair		7
	Mauri Pacific	Tuku Morgan		2
	National	Dennis Patuwairua		none
	Piri Wiri Tua	Dalvanius Prime
	Alliance	Joe Puketapu		none
	Christian Heritage	Jeannette Shramka		59
	The People's Choice	Doug Wilson		2

Te Tai Tokerau

1999 general election: Te Tai Tokerau ^[87]^[88]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Anaru George		26
	Mauri Pacific	Tau Henare	MP since 1993	1
	Alliance	Ella Henry		none
	Freedom Movement	Atareta Kapa Hills		6
	Piri Wiri Tua	Te Kaiarahi Hui
	Independent	Dun Mihaka
	National	Tom Bowling Murray		none
	Independent	Marama Netana
	Christian Heritage	Jim Prime		24
	ACT	Nellie Rata		none
	Mana Wahine	Mere Rawiri-Tau
	Labour	Dover Samuels	MP since 1996	5
	Independent	Kingi Eruera Taurua

Te Tai Tonga

1999 general election: Te Tai Tonga ^[89]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	JC (Cliff) Bedwell		none
	Christian Heritage	William George Ehau		none
	Aroha Ngia Tatou	Piripi Gray
	Christian Democrats	Witana Murray		21
	Labour	Mahara Okeroa		none
	ACT	John Peters		59
	Piri Wiri Tua Movement	Erena Rigby
	Mauri Pacific	Atawhai Tibble		7
	Alliance	Vern Winitana		24
	NZ First	Tu Wyllie		none

Waiariki

1999 general election: Waiariki
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Kahukore Baker		12
	Te Tawharau	Tuariki Delamere	Te Tawharau contested the electorate vote independently, but encouraged voters to give their party vote to Mana Māori. Delamere was number two on the Mana Māori list.
	Future NZ	Toa Faulkner
	Mana Wahine	Alamein Kopu	Unable to contest list after missing nomination deadline	1	^[90]
	National	George Ngatai		46
	Mauri Pacific	Te Orohi Paul		6
	Labour	Mita Ririnui		46
	Alliance	Arapeta Tahana		none
	Freedom Movement	Helen Wepiha-Tai		5
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
	Mana Māori	Tame Iti	Withdrew to stand in Auckland Central, endorsed Delamere		^[91]

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↑ "Candidate vote details – Tukituki". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 14 April 2017.
↑ "Candidate vote details – Waimakariri". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 14 April 2017.
↑ "Candidate vote details – Waitakere". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 22 April 2017.
↑ "Candidate vote details – Wellington Central". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 17 April 2017.
↑ "Alliance candidate pulls out". Waikato Times . 3 November 1999. p. 2.
↑ "Candidate vote details – West Coast-Tasman". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 22 April 2017.
↑ "Candidate vote details – Whanganui". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 23 April 2017.
1 2 "Whanganui woman faked paternity documentation to feed gambling addiction". The New Zealand Herald . 19 May 2016. Retrieved 23 April 2017.
↑ "Candidate vote details – Whangarei". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 23 April 2017.
↑ "Candidate vote details – Wigram". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 14 April 2017.
↑ "Hauraki 62 Candidate Vote Details". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 12 September 2014.
↑ "Votes for Registered Parties by Electorate". Electoral Commission. Archived from the original on 14 January 2015. Retrieved 12 September 2014.
↑ "Candidate vote details – Ikaroa-Rāwhiti". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 23 April 2017.
↑ "Candidate vote details – Te Tai Hauāuru 1999". October 2005.
↑ "Votes for registered parties by electorate, 1999". October 2005. Archived from the original on 14 January 2015.
↑ "Winning Candidates – 1999" . Retrieved 4 December 2011.
↑ "Votes for Registered Parties by Electorate – 1999". Archived from the original on 14 January 2015. Retrieved 4 December 2011.
↑ "Candidate vote details – Te Tai Tonga". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 23 April 2017.
↑ "Kopu's party misses deadline for list seats". The Dominion . 4 November 1999. p. 2.
↑ Nathan, Te Anga (4 November 1999). "Maori voters urged to use their power". Waikato Times . p. 2.

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