Candidates in the 1999 New Zealand general election by electorate

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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.

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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:

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Independent Callum Blair
NZ First Joy Brett35  
Christian Heritage Tony Corbett45  
Green Bera MacClement39  
Alliance Heather McConachy12  
Labour Hamish McCracken60  
National Murray McCully Electorate MP since 1987none   [5]
NMP Darag Rennie8  
ACT Mike Steeneveld19  
Christian Democrats Rob Wheeler11  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Albert Gouldnone  
National Wayne Marriott50  
Legalise Cannabis Christine Mitchell14  
Green David Musgravenone  
ACT Dean Richardson44  
Alliance Lynley Simmons51  
Christian Heritage McGregor Simpson22  
Labour Jim Sutton First entered Parliament in 198411   [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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
South Island Gerry Campbell5  
Communist LeagueTerence Coggan
Blokes Liberation FrontPieter de Jonge
Christian Heritage Dick Holland10  
ACT Donna Awatere Huata MP since 19964  
Mana Māori Tame Iti 1  
Alliance Sandra Lee MP since 19932  
National Martin Poulsen31  
NZ First Dilip Rupa36  
Green Nándor Tánczos 5  
Labour Judith Tizard MP since 199019  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
National David Carter MP since 199421  
NZ First Charlie Crofts31  
Green Rod Donald MP since 19962  
Labour Ruth Dyson MP since 199315  
Christian Heritage Rosemary Francis13  
Christian Democrats Simon Melville Hadfieldnone  
ACT Paul King37  
Independent Ann Lewis
Natural Law David Lovell-Smith3  
Alliance Maevis Watson53  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Peter Brown MP since 19962  
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 Collinsnone  
ACT Lynne Cook49  
Labour Terry Hughes54  
Alliance John Neill55  
National Tony Ryall MP since 19909  
Christian Heritage Joyce Stevens42  
Christian Democrats Judy Turner 14  
Natural Law Mieke van Batenburg42  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Independent David Ball
NZ First John Ballantyne33  
Labour Tim Barnett MP since 1996none  
Christian Heritage John Bryant5  
National DemocratsAnton Foljambe
Alliance Liz Gordon MP since 19968  
Communist League Ruth Gray
Christian Democrats Daryl Gregory7  
Dominion WorkersClifford Mundy
McGillicuddy Serious Cecil G. Murgatroyd 14  
Green Diana Pennell23  
ACT Katherine Sillars28  
National John Stringernone  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
ACT Alan Beecham43  
Legalise Cannabis Michael Britnell9  
Labour Lianne Dalziel MP since 19908  
Natural Law Warwick Jones25  
National John Knoxnone  
Christian Heritage Judith Phillips28  
Alliance Paul Piesse 58  
NZ First Margaret Silverlocknone  
Christian Democrats Chantelle Stilesnone  
Green Jacqui Woodnone  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Christian Heritage Grant Bradfield12  
National Bill English MP since 19964  
Green Tim Gownone  
South Island Pat McCarrigan2  
NZ First Dave Mackie24  
ACT John Morrison40  
Labour Lesley Soper 44  
Independent David Webber
Alliance Roger Whitenone  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Alliance Tony Bird30  
Green Jeanette Fitzsimons The Green Party split from the Alliance Party, who Fitzsimons had stood for in 19961  
Labour Margaret Hawkeswood58  
NZ First Robyn McDonald contested electorate in 199620  
National Murray McLean MP since 1996none  
Christian Heritage David Parlour11  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NMP Patrick Byrnenone  
ACT Hilary Calvert 15  
Alliance Quentin Findlay48  
Christian Heritage David Harris63  
Labour Pete Hodgson MP since 199013  
South Island Alan McDonald1  
Legalise Cannabis Paul John McMullan7  
National Katherine Rich 23  
McGillicuddy Serious Bernard Smith24  
Green Michael Tritt16  
NZ First Donna Waipouri-Baxternone  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Labour David Benson-Pope 53  
NZ First Jenny Bloxham 22  
National Russell Keastnone  
Independent Hendrik Koch
South Island Margaret McCarrigan2  
Green Sonata McLeodnone  
ACT Willie Martin46  
Alliance Mark Ryan11  
Christian Heritage John Streekstra64  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Gray Eatwellnone  
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 199328  
Alliance Gavin Maclean33  
Mana Wahine Te Ira Tangata Harangi Manaena-Biddle
National Matthew Parkinson57  
Christian Heritage Richard Rangihuna40  
ACT Ian Swan47  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Legalise Cannabis Caleb Armstrong6  
Natural Law Ray Cain16  
NZ First Brent Catchpole 30  
ACT Rodney Hide Contested Auckland Central in 19965  
Labour David Jacobsnone  
Independent Michael MacDonald
Christian Heritage Ewen McQueen 3  
Green Janet McVeagh13  
Alliance Mark O'Briennone  
McGillicuddy Serious Worik Turei Stanton26  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Mauri Pacific Helen Akhtari14  
Natural Law John Cleary 5  
ACT Gavin Denby51  
Christian Heritage Madeleine Flannagan20  
McGillicuddy Serious Leanne V. Ireland2  
Alliance Peter Jamieson38  
National Tony Steel First elected in 1990none  
NZ First Doug Woolerton MP since 19965  
Labour Dianne Yates MP since 199322  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Independent Pita Cammock
Labour Martin Gallagher MP 1993–1996none  
Christian Heritage Eleanor Goodall39  
NZ First Athol Gouldnone  
Mauri Pacific Fa'amatuainu Iakopo18  
Mana Wahine Avon Johnson
Alliance Dave MacPherson14  
ACT Garry Mallett 65  
National Bob Simcock MP since 199622  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Christian Heritage Ken Andrew57  
NZ First John Gearynone  
Alliance Janice Graham43  
Christian Democrats Bill Hendersonnone  
National Warren Kyd MP since 1987none  
Natural Law Raylene Lodge19  
Labour Paul Schofieldnone  
ACT John Thompson36  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Independent Lois McInnes
Labour Trevor Mallard MP since 198412  
Green Cliff Mason40  
ACT Christopher Milne23  
Natural Law Jon Muller30  
Christian Democrats David Ogden 13  
United NZ Frank Owen13  
Alliance Gordon Parr50  
NZ First Edwin Perry 37  
National Clare Radomskenone  
Christian Heritage Rosemarie Thomas7  
Mauri Pacific Richard Waitai20  
McGillicuddy Serious Jonat Wharton34  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Green Evan Thomas Alty15  
National Gerry Brownlee MP since 199636  
Christian Heritage Geoff Francis23  
NZ First Andrew Gin8  
Alliance Lois Griffiths47  
Christian Democrats Kevin Harper8  
ACT Nigel Mattison17  
Independent Janet MiddleMiss
Independent Denis O'Rourke
Natural Law Brendan Rhodes48  
Labour Alison Wilkienone  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Green Craig Carson44  
Alliance Stephnie de Ruyter 22  
ACT Matt McInnes29  
Labour Mark Peck MP since 199327  
National Eric Roy MP since 199319  
NZ First Allan Wise14  
Christian Heritage Russell Zwies51  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Independent Desmond Joseph Bell
Natural Law Anne Brigid49  
Green Ian Ewen-Street Contested electorate in 19963  
McGillicuddy Serious Rodney Hansen4  
ACT Graham James Hewett39  
Labour Brian McNamaranone  
Alliance Lindsay Mehrtens54  
Christian Heritage Don Moore48  
NZ First Chris Rivers17  
National Lynda Scott 56  
Christian Democrats Julee Smith-Mischeskinone  
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
Independent Tom Harrison [29]
Alliance Patrick RooneyWithdrew after injured in a car crash60   [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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Labour Paul Croninnone  
ACT Andrew Davies14  
Christian Heritage Gavin Hockly49  
Alliance John Pemberton37  
NZ First Gordon Stewart28  
National Lindsay Tisch none  
Mana Māori Lai Toy20  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Independent Lance Anderson
Independent Bill Bevan
United NZ Graham Butterworth7  
McGillicuddy Serious John Creser45  
Christian Democrats Lance Huxfordnone  
NZ First Nigel Jonesnone  
Labour Graham Kelly MP since 198717  
Alliance Moira Ann Lawler16  
Christian Heritage Renton Maclachlan29  
Mauri Pacific Api Malu22  
Asia Pacific Lutena Mulitalo Mano'o
Legalise Cannabis David Moore4  
NMP David Pattinson17  
Green Robert Shawnone  
National Mark ThomasContested Wellington Central in 199628  
ACT Darryl Ward60  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Independent Kelvyn Alp
Natural Law Grant Bilyard46  
ACT Adrian Jon Dixonnone  
Labour Taito Phillip Field MP since 199314  
NZ First Jerry Hohepa34  
Alliance Finau Kolo17  
Christian Heritage Steven Aotearoa Panapa52  
National Sylvia Taylornone  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Reform PartyDave Bergersen
NZ First Malia Kamilo Hamaninone  
Alliance Bruce Bennett Holm56  
ACT Charles Lowndes22  
Labour Ross Robertson none  
Christian Heritage David Simpkin32  
Independent Paul Teio
Mauri Pacific Danny Turia11  
Workers Party Daphna Whitmore
Mana Wahine Mareta Wiringi
National Ken Yee55  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
National Enosa Auva'a47  
Mauri Pacific Ann Batten Elected through the NZ First list in 1996, but defected to Mauri Pacific in 19985  
ACT Lech Beltowski30  
Labour George Hawkins MP since 1990none  
Christian Heritage Uaita Levi38  
Alliance Toia Lucasnone  
NZ First Lindy Palmernone  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Green Jon Carapiet51  
Independent Tony Cranston
Republican Brian Freeth2  
Labour Mark Gosche MP since 199620  
Independent Sue Henry
Christian Democrats Jason Keiller18  
Natural Law Graeme Lodge6  
NZ First Gilbert Myles First elected in 199010  
ACT Angus Ogilvie24  
Christian Heritage Mary Paki25  
Alliance Matt Robson 3  
National Belinda Vernon MP since 199610  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
National Noelene Buckland63  
Labour Helen Clark Clark, an MP since 1981, was the incumbent in the Owairaka electorate that was replaced by Mount Albert1  
McGillicuddy Serious Kerry Hoole42  
United NZ Hassan Hosseininone  
Republican Jane Hotere4  
Green Mike Johnsonnone  
ACT Daniel King34  
NZ First Seini Mafinone  
Alliance Jill Ovens 28  
Christian Heritage Diane Taylor50  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Chris Comeskey13  
Natural Law Linda Davy13  
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 19997  
Green Chris Hay50  
Alliance Sarah Martin25  
Christian Heritage Barrie Paterson14  
United NZ Yousuf Qureshinone  
National Phil Raffills29  
ACT Max Whitehead13  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Labour Geoff Braybrooke MP since 1981none  
ACT Mel Chandler58  
Christian Heritage Bob Davis53  
Green Angie Denby26  
Alliance Robin Gwynn21  
Christian Democrats Allana Hiha6  
Independent Laurance McGregor
NZ First Lyola Randell-Cotternone  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Christian Heritage Nick Barber17  
Labour Simon Frasernone  
ACT Philip Gullynone  
NMP Suzanne Johnston11  
Alliance Mary O'Connor32  
McGillicuddy Serious Tim Owens30  
National Nick Smith MP since 19908  
NZ First Trevor Squiresnone  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Labour Harry Duynhoven First elected in 198729  
Mana Wahine Te Ira Tangata Shona Eriksen
Mauri Pacific Sharon Faloon16  
ACT Moira Irving33  
Alliance Bonnie Johnstone42  
National Len Jurynone  
The People's Choice Rusty Kane1  
NZ First Mae Neuman40  
Christian Democrats Tom Smithers12  
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
Christian Heritage Hasko StarrenbergSelected by party but nomination was rejected61   [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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Christian Democrats Julie Belding16  
Labour Helen Duncan 30  
Christian Heritage Mary-Anne Gladwell55  
NZ First Hine Grindlaynone  
Alliance Jill Henrynone  
Green Barry Larsennone  
National Wayne Mapp MP since 199633  
ACT Michael Pinkneynone  
Natural Law Linda Sinden22  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First John Bryantnone  
United NZ Murray Callister19  
Natural Law Tony Cornelissen32  
Alliance Grant Gillon Contested electorate in 19967  
Labour Ann Hartley Contested electorate in 199635  
Christians Against AbortionMaria Matthews
Christian Heritage Mark Munroe26  
Christian Democrats Dave Perkin22  
National Ian Revell MP since 1990none  
Green Jane Wells45  
ACT Alex Wong16  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
National John Carter MP since 198716  
ACT Ria Gray-Lock53  
NMP Pauline Hallows3  
Christian Heritage Ned Jack46  
Green Janine McVeagh9  
Christian Democrats Mike Mitcalfenone  
Independent Mike Morel
Labour Les Robertsonnone  
Independent Eric Shackleton
NZ First Ian Walker6  
Alliance David Wilson39  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
ACT Kathryn Asare12  
NMP Mark Atkin6  
Labour Derek Best49  
Christian Democrats Wayne Chapman15  
United NZ Peter Dunne MP since 19841  
NZ First Bruce Farlandnone  
Asia Pacific Sriram Gopalakrishnan
McGillicuddy Serious Philip John Grimmett41  
Alliance Rebecca Matthews31  
Christian Heritage Chris Salt15  
Natural Law Bruce Sowry26  
Green Caron Zillwood14  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Labour Val Dearman61  
Green Pip Direen37  
ACT Gerry Eckhoff 9  
Christian Heritage Mike Ferguson30  
National Gavan Herlihy MP since 199632  
Alliance Bill Holveynone  
South Island Miles Notman4  
NZ First Stan Perkinsnone  
NMP Alison White9  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
ACT Brett Ambler26  
NMP Peter Archer14  
One NZ Wally Boyd1  
Christian Heritage Robin Corner18  
Alliance Russell Franklinnone  
NZ First David Lionel Haywardnone  
Labour Judy Keall First elected in 198421  
Christian Democrats Neville Morgannone  
National Roger Sowry MP since 19907  
Green Gary Williamsnone  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Alliance Trevor Lance Barnard18  
Labour Patrick Hinenone  
Christians Against AbortionJane Hudson
NMP Aaziq Mumtaz10  
NZ First Pita Paraone 19  
Christian Heritage Barry Pepperell36  
ACT Dick Quax 11  
Green David Rose47  
Natural Law Andrew Sanderson36  
National Maurice Williamson MP since 198713  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Christian Democrats Grant Bowater5  
National George Halligan59  
Alliance Gerard Hehir15  
ACT Steve Kidby62  
NZ First Keri James Kinginone  
Labour Steve Maharey MP since 19903  
Natural Law Tony Martin9  
Green Steve Rowsellnone  
Mauri Pacific Trieste Te Awe Awe15  
Christian Heritage John Tonson33  
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
NZ First Trevor JansContested 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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
McGillicuddy Serious Graeme Cairns 1  
ACT Ian Carline32  
NZ First David Fowler16  
Green Olive Gallagher49  
NMP Brett Gifkins12  
Mana Māori Angeline Greensill 3  
Christian Heritage Rick Haywardnone  
National Paul Hutchison 38  
Natural Law Martin Jelley29  
Christian Democrats Ray Knightnone  
Alliance Donna Pokere-Phillips 40  
Labour Trish Ryannone  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Independent Tim Dyer
McGillicuddy Serious Ross Edgar56  
ACT Andrew Power48  
Christian Heritage Martin Reid37  
Labour Diane Schurgersnone  
National Jenny Shipley MP since 19871  
Alliance Annabel Taylornone  
Green Rex Verity17  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Suzanne BruceWithdrew but name still appeared on the ballot paper7   [59]
United NZ Jim Howard5  
Christian Heritage Vic Jarvis8  
Alliance Dion Martin34  
National Simon Power 37  
ACT Jean Thompson55  
Mauri Pacific Kelly Waitai21  
Labour Craig Walshamnone  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First John Hoani Cribbnone  
ACT Owen Dancenone  
Christian Democrats Geoff Hounsell4  
Legalise Cannabis Brian Jensen8  
Asia Pacific Naransamy Manoharan
Green Don Murray24  
National Stuart Blair Roddicknone  
Labour Paul Swain MP since 199026  
Alliance Brendan Tracey26  
Christian Heritage Helma Vermeulen16  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Green Sue Bradford 4  
Christian Heritage Tony Brebner54  
Labour Mark Domneynone  
Independent Jill Jeffs
Natural Law Bryan Lee1  
NZ First Anne Martin29  
National Lockwood Smith MP since 19845  
Alliance Anna Sutherland46  
ACT Penny Webster 8  
Christian Democrats Richard Willsnone  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
National Stuart Boag64  
United NZ Steve Bright11  
Legalise Cannabis Benjamin Clark16  
Independent Stephen Cotterall
Christian Democrats Linda Dring19  
ACT Stephen Franks 3  
NZ First Raymond Hina38  
Natural Law Michael Hirst23  
McGillicuddy Serious K. T. Julian5  
Labour Annette King First elected in 19844  
Asia Pacific Rama Ramanathan
Christian Heritage Max Shierlaw21  
Alliance Vernon Tile23  
Green Richard Wernham42  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
National Max Bradford MP since 199015  
Labour Steve Chadwick 43  
Green Lynne Dempsey21  
NZ First Robert Dixon27  
Alliance Pirihira Kaio57  
NZ Equal Rights PartyCliff Lee
Christian Democrats Andrew James Parringtonnone  
Christian Heritage Ross Prichard44  
Natural Law Martin Sharp39  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Independent Geoff Arthurs
Green Francela Daviesnone  
Christian Heritage Victor Cedric Grubi62  
McGillicuddy Serious Michael-Garnet Holt40  
Independent Michael Joseph Lescher
Christian Democrats Bruce McGrail17  
Republican Samuel Mendes5  
Christians Against AbortionPhillip O'Connor
Labour Lynne Pillay 36  
Aotearoa Tenants PartyAreta Ransfield
Alliance Peter Conrad Romanovsky49  
NZ First Slavica Sericnone  
National Clem Simich MP since 1992none  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
National Shane Ardern MP since 199835  
Alliance Kevin Campbell Contested electorate in 1998 by-election10  
NMP Lance Griggsnone  
NZ First Peter Hainesnone  
ACT Owen Jennings Contested electorate in 1998 by-election6  
Christian Heritage Mark Jones47  
Green Sandra Lawrencenone  
Mauri Pacific Raj Masters12  
Labour John Youngnone  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Mauri Pacific Rovina Anderson9  
Labour Mark Burton MP since 199318  
Green Nick Fisher52  
NZ First Ross Honeyfieldnone  
Alliance Wayne Morris52  
Mana Wahine Makere Rangitoheriri
National David Steele39  
ACT Richard Steelenone  
Christian Heritage John van der Zee56  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Christian Democrats Larry Baldock 9  
NMP Vivienne Berry-Evans1  
Christian Heritage Frank Grover MP since 19966  
Independent John Hepburn
National Katherine O'Regan MP since 198427  
NZ First Winston Peters First elected in 19781  
Green Karen Summerhays31  
Alliance Tekarehana Wicks20  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Labour Chris Carter First elected in 199334  
NZ First Jenine Cliftnone  
Alliance Laila Harré MP since 19966  
ACT Wayne Harris61  
United NZ John Hubscher16  
Christian Democrats Les McDonaldnone  
Natural Law Russell Mack33  
National Vanessa Neesonnone  
Christian Heritage Murray Pirret58  
Green Adrian Tylernone  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Green Steve Abel 27  
Alliance Evana Belich35  
Labour David Cunliffe 52  
Christian Democrats Anne Drake24  
Republican Graham Gilfillan3  
National Marie Hasler Hasler, first elected in 1990, was the incumbent in Waitakere but stood in the new Titirangi electorate in 199924  
Natural Law Kay Morgan38  
NZ First Dawn Mullins39  
Christian Heritage Grant Peck60  
Mauri Pacific Peta Si'ulepa3  
ACT Barbara Steinijans52  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Alliance Harry Alchin-Smith41  
Labour Rick Barker MP since 199331  
Christian Heritage Margaret Burgess35  
Green Terry Creightonnone  
Natural Law Ian McCullough37  
ACT John Ormond21  
NZ First Dennis Pennefathernone  
Legalise Cannabis Allan Webb2  
National Larry White54  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Natural Law Mike Barthelmeh44  
Labour Clayton Cosgrove none  
National Gideon Coupernone  
Green Charles Dracenone  
Independent Andrew Leary
NZ First Ron Mark MP since 19964  
Legalise Cannabis Kevin Patrick O'Connell3  
Christian Democrats Yvonne Palmer10  
ACT Malcolm Spark41  
Christian Heritage Stephen Williams34  
Alliance John Wright MP since 19964  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Christian Democrats John Allennone  
Labour Georgina Beyer 40  
Green Laurence Boomert18  
ACT Paul Booth56  
Alliance Cathy Casey 27  
Natural Law Ian Douglas2  
NZ First Rob Harris15  
National Paul Henry 43  
Christian Heritage Mike Lloyd19  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Arthur Albertnone  
Christian Heritage Sandra Breckonnone  
Green David Clendon 19  
NMP Peter Harrison2  
ACT Bruce Howat18  
Christian Democrats Craig Hunt20  
Labour Jonathan Hunt Contested Tamaki in 19966  
National Brian Neeson Neeson, an MP since 1990, was the incumbent in the abolished Waipareira electorate34  
Republican Greg SmithNot to be confused with the McGillicuddy Serious Party candidate of the same name1  
Alliance Michael Treen36  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Legalise Cannabis Michael Appleby 1  
Independent Lea Barker
United NZ Kent Clark17  
Christian Heritage Leona Emberson-Ready41  
Asia Pacific Bihua Fu
Labour Marian Hobbs Contested Kaikoura in 199623  
Natural Law Daniel Meares24  
NZ First Jonathan Mosen11  
ACT Richard Prebble First elected in 19751  
McGillicuddy Serious Amy Ross19  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Christian Heritage Derek Blight27  
ACT Richard Edmund Cox35  
Green Richard Davies10  
Independent George Halsey
United NZ Colin Jackson10  
National Rod O'Beirne49  
Labour Damien O'Connor MP since 1993none  
NZ First Pat O'Dea 18  
McGillicuddy Serious Steve Richards3  
Legalise Cannabis Jeanette Saxby5  
Alliance Iri Sinclairnone  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Graham Adams23  
National Chester Borrows 45  
Christian Heritage Gael Donoghue4  
Alliance Deb Frederikse29  
ACT Morris Hey54  
Independent Mark Middleton
Labour Jill Pettis MP since 199324  
Green Julie Priddlenone  
Mauri Pacific Rayna WaitaiHer 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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Alliance Tricia Cutforth19  
NMP Andrew De Lautournone  
NZ First Brian Donnelly MP since 19963  
Christian Heritage Rod Harris31  
National Phil Heatley 42  
Labour Denise Jelicich47  
Mauri Pacific Martin Kaipo13  
Green Derek Keenenone  
ACT Muriel Newman MP since 19967  
United NZ Gray Phillips14  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Alliance Jim Anderton MP since 19841  
ACT Glen Cowie42  
Green Frankie Dean22  
Natural Law Carolyn Drake34  
Economic EuthenicsMichael Hansen
NZ First Andrew Johnstonnone  
National Angus McKay 41  
Christian Heritage Ken Moore43  
Labour Mike Moranone  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Josie Marama Anderson9  
Freedom Movement Kororia Aperahama3  
Natural Law Selwyn Matia Austin10  
Alliance Willie Jackson 9  
National George Tearoha Kahi53  
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 Panoho8  
Mana Māori Gareth Seymour14  
Labour John Tamihere none  
Christian Heritage Tuhi Vahaakolo9  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
Christian Heritage Peter Richard Amornone  
Christian Democrats Tiwha Patricia Blake23  
Independent Derek Fox
NZ First Bill Gudgeon 25  
Labour Parekura Horomia 25  
Natural Law Tim Irwin21  
Aroha Ngia TatouTe Aroha Mei
Mana Wahine Beverly Rewa Nicholson
Alliance Des Ratima13  
ACT Vicky Robinnone  
National Dale Stephens40  
Mauri Pacific Rana Waitai His daughter also stood (in the Whanganui electorate) [79] 17  
Freedom Movement Jennifer Waitai-Rapana1  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Lorraine Anderson32  
Mana Wahine Antoine Brown
Christian Democrats Lee Edmondsnone  
Freedom Movement Lei Graham2  
Labour Nanaia Mahuta 10  
Mana Māori Ken Mair 7  
Mauri Pacific Tuku Morgan 2  
National Dennis Patuwairuanone  
Piri Wiri Tua Dalvanius Prime
Alliance Joe Puketapunone  
Christian Heritage Jeannette Shramka59  
The People's Choice Doug Wilson2  

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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Anaru George26  
Mauri Pacific Tau Henare MP since 19931  
Alliance Ella Henrynone  
Freedom Movement Atareta Kapa Hills6  
Piri Wiri Tua Te Kaiarahi Hui
Independent Dun Mihaka
National Tom Bowling Murraynone  
Independent Marama Netana
Christian Heritage Jim Prime24  
ACT Nellie Ratanone  
Mana Wahine Mere Rawiri-Tau
Labour Dover Samuels MP since 19965  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
National JC (Cliff) Bedwellnone  
Christian Heritage William George Ehaunone  
Aroha Ngia TatouPiripi Gray
Christian Democrats Witana Murray21  
Labour Mahara Okeroa none  
ACT John Peters59  
Piri Wiri Tua Movement Erena Rigby
Mauri Pacific Atawhai Tibble7  
Alliance Vern Winitana24  
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.

PartyCandidateNotesList #Source
NZ First Kahukore Baker12  
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 deadline1   [90]
National George Ngatai46  
Mauri Pacific Te Orohi Paul6  
Labour Mita Ririnui 46  
Alliance Arapeta Tahananone  
Freedom Movement Helen Wepiha-Tai5  
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates
Mana Māori Tame Iti Withdrew to stand in Auckland Central, endorsed Delamere  [91]

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