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This page provides the party lists put forward in New Zealand's 1996 election . Party lists determine, in the light of country-wide proportional voting, the appointment of list MPs under the mixed-member proportional representation (MMP) electoral system. This was the first New Zealand election held under the MMP electoral system.
There were six parties successful at the 1996 election: [1]
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Richard Prebble [2] | (Former MP) | Wellington Central | Won Wellington Central | |
2 | Derek Quigley [3] | (Former MP) | North Shore | Elected from list | |
3 | Ken Shirley [4] | (Former MP) | Ohariu-Belmont | Elected from list | |
4 | Donna Awatere Huata [5] | Te Puku O Te Whenua | Elected from list | ||
5 | Patricia Schnauer [6] | Tāmaki | Elected from list | ||
6 | Owen Jennings [7] | West Coast-Tasman | Elected from list | ||
7 | Rodney Hide [8] | Auckland Central | Elected from list | ||
8 | Muriel Newman [9] | Whangarei | Elected from list | ||
9 | Anne Dill [10] | Otago | |||
10 | John Ormond [11] | Tukituki | |||
11 | Christopher Milne [12] | Hutt South | |||
12 | Vincent Ashworth [13] | Karapiro | |||
13 | Marilyn Thomas [14] | Albany | |||
14 | Michael Steeneveld [15] | Dunedin North | |||
15 | Nigel Mattison [16] | Ilam | |||
16 | Peter Snow [17] | Clutha-Southland | |||
17 | Valerie Wilde [18] | Palmerston North | |||
18 | Merania Karauria [19] | Te Tai Hauāuru | |||
19 | Jean Hill [20] | Napier | |||
20 | Marlene Lamb [21] | Port Waikato | |||
21 | Owen Dance [22] | Rimutaka | |||
22 | Katharine Sillars | ||||
23 | Heather Mackay [23] | Pakuranga | |||
24 | Kevin Rose | ||||
25 | John Boscawen [24] | Epsom | |||
26 | Matthew Ball [25] | Christchurch Central | |||
27 | Garry Mallett [26] | Hamilton West | |||
28 | Angus Ogilvie [27] | Maungakiekie | |||
29 | Roland Henderson [28] | Dunedin South | |||
30 | Kieran Bird [29] | Northcote | |||
31 | Simon Harding [30] | Hunua | |||
32 | Tony Huston [31] | New Plymouth | |||
33 | Thomas Howard [32] | Coromandel | |||
34 | Robin Clulee [33] | Otaki | |||
35 | Peggy Luke-Ngaheke | ||||
36 | Barry Rushton | ||||
37 | Dean Richardson [34] | Rakaia | |||
38 | John Latimer [35] | Northland | |||
39 | John Lithgow [36] | (Former MP) | Whanganui | ||
40 | John Thompson [37] | Manurewa | |||
41 | Adrian Dixon [38] | Taupo | |||
42 | Derek Daniell [39] | Wairarapa | |||
43 | Stephen Gore [40] | Rongotai | |||
44 | Neil Wilson [41] | Mana | |||
45 | Graeme Williams [42] | Hamilton East | |||
46 | Kevin Mathewson [43] | Mangere | |||
47 | Stephen Wrathall [44] | Rotorua | |||
48 | Ian McGimpsey | ||||
49 | Louis Crimp [45] | Invercargill | |||
50 | Barrie Barnes | ||||
51 | Jeffrey Buchanan [46] | Christchurch East | |||
52 | Peter King-Talbot [47] | Kaikoura | |||
53 | Brian Dent [48] | Rodney | |||
54 | Stephen Depiazzi [49] | Waitakere | |||
55 | Victor Bailey [50] | Rangitikei | |||
56 | Reg Turner [51] | Bay of Plenty |
Rank | Name | Component Party | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Jim Anderton [52] | NewLabour | Sydenham | Wigram | Won Wigram | |
2 | Sandra Lee [8] | Mana Motuhake | Auckland Central | Auckland Central | Elected from list | |
3 | Jeanette Fitzsimons [32] | Greens | Coromandel | Elected from list | ||
4 | John Wright [53] | Democrats | Waimakariri | Elected from list | ||
5 | Frank Grover [35] | Liberal | Northland | Elected from list | ||
6 | Pam Corkery | NewLabour | Elected from list | |||
7 | Matt Robson [27] | NewLabour | Maungakiekie | Elected from list | ||
8 | Laila Harré [54] | NewLabour | Waipareira | Elected from list | ||
9 | Phillida Bunkle [4] | Greens | Ohariu-Belmont | Elected from list | ||
10 | Rod Donald [55] | Greens | Banks Peninsula | Elected from list | ||
11 | Grant Gillon [29] | Democrats | Northcote | Elected from list | ||
12 | Alamein Kopu [56] | Mana Motuhake | Te Tai Rawhiti | Elected from list | ||
13 | Liz Gordon [25] | NewLabour | Christchurch Central | Elected from list | ||
14 | Dave MacPherson [39] | NewLabour | Wairarapa | |||
15 | Hone Kaiwai [57] | Mana Motuhake | Te Tai Tonga | |||
16 | Mike Smith [33] | Greens | Otaki | |||
17 | Leah McBey [28] | Greens | Dunedin South | |||
18 | Heather-Ann McConachy [14] | Democrats | Albany | |||
19 | Hamish MacIntyre [50] | Liberal | (Former MP) | Rangitikei | ||
20 | Willie Jackson [37] | Mana Motuhake | Manurewa | |||
21 | Tafa Mulitalo [58] | NewLabour | Manukau East | |||
22 | Keith Ridings [44] | NewLabour | Rotorua | |||
23 | Joel Cayford [3] | Greens | North Shore | |||
24 | Keith Locke [59] | NewLabour | Owairaka | |||
25 | Jan Davey [16] | Democrats | Ilam | |||
26 | Bill Hamilton [40] | Mana Motuhake | Rongotai | |||
27 | Caroline Lampp [36] | Liberal | Whanganui | |||
28 | Gerard Hehir [18] | NewLabour | Palmerston North | |||
29 | Trevor Barnard [23] | Democrats | Pakuranga | |||
30 | Danna Glendining [2] | Greens | Wellington Central | |||
31 | Jim Flynn [15] | NewLabour | Dunedin North | |||
32 | Rex Verity [60] | Greens | Aoraki | |||
33 | Vernon Tile [41] | NewLabour | Mana | |||
34 | Marie Venning [46] | NewLabour | Christchurch East | |||
35 | Peter Campbell [61] | Mana Motuhake | Te Tai Tokerau | |||
36 | John Kilbride [13] | Democrats | Karapiro | |||
37 | Mary Tierney [24] | Democrats | Epsom | |||
38 | Liz Thomas [49] | Greens | Waitakere | |||
39 | Ashok Parbhu [42] | Greens | Hamilton East | |||
40 | Sue Gaffy [31] | Liberal | New Plymouth | |||
41 | Harry Alchin-Smith [11] | Democrats | Tukituki | |||
42 | Rosalie Steward [6] | Greens | Tāmaki | |||
43 | Sheryl Cadman [38] | NewLabour | Taupo | |||
44 | Celia Wade-Brown | Greens | ||||
45 | Norman Wood [10] | NewLabour | Otago | |||
46 | Moira Lawler | NewLabour | ||||
47 | Mike Ward [62] | Greens | Nelson | |||
48 | Kevin Campbell [63] | NewLabour | Taranaki-King Country | |||
49 | Richard Davies [7] | Greens | West Coast-Tasman | |||
50 | Gary Barham [64] | Greens | Tauranga | |||
51 | Christine Dann | Liberal | ||||
52 | Ian Ewen-Street [47] | Greens | Kaikoura | |||
53 | Robin Gwynn [20] | NewLabour | Napier | |||
54 | Rewi James [5] | Mana Motuhake | Te Puku O Te Whenua | |||
55 | Brendan Tracey [22] | Democrats | Rimutaka | |||
56 | Bruce Stirling [45] | Democrats | Invercargill | |||
57 | John Pemberton [26] | Democrats | Hamilton West | |||
58 | Te Pare Joseph [19] | Mana Motuhake | Te Tai Hauāuru | |||
59 | Graham Smith [65] | NewLabour | Mahia | |||
60 | Len Richards [43] | NewLabour | Mangere | |||
61 | Tracey Hicks [17] | Democrats | Clutha-Southland | |||
62 | Mark Robertson [34] | Democrats | Rakaia | |||
63 | Brian Morris [9] | Liberal | Whangarei | |||
64 | Huia Mitchell [30] | Democrats | Hunua | |||
65 | Francis Petchey [21] | Liberal | Port Waikato |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Winston Peters [64] | Tauranga | Tauranga | Won Tauranga | |
2 | Tau Henare [61] | Northern Maori | Te Tai Tokerau | Won Te Tai Tokerau | |
3 | Ann Batten [3] | North Shore | Elected from list | ||
4 | Peter McCardle [22] | Heretaunga | Rimutaka | Elected from list | |
5 | Jenny Bloxham [60] | Aoraki | Elected from list | ||
6 | Brian Donnelly [9] | Whangarei | Elected from list | ||
7 | Jack Elder [54] | Henderson | Waipareira | Elected from list | |
8 | Doug Woolerton [42] | Hamilton East | Elected from list | ||
9 | Deborah Morris [12] | Hutt South | Elected from list | Left parliament in 1999 | |
10 | Tuku Morgan [19] | Te Tai Hauāuru | Won Te Tai Hauāuru | ||
11 | Ron Mark [25] | Christchurch Central | Elected from list | ||
12 | Neil Kirton [26] | Hamilton West | Elected from list | ||
13 | Peter Brown [51] | Bay of Plenty | Elected from list | ||
14 | Robyn McDonald [32] | Coromandel | Elected from list | ||
15 | Gilbert Myles [27] | (Former MP) | Maungakiekie | Replaced Deborah Morris in 1999 | |
16 | Ian Peters [38] | (Former MP) | Taupo | ||
17 | Graham Harding [41] | Mana | |||
18 | Tuariki Delamere [56] | Te Tai Rawhiti | Won Te Tai Rawhiti | ||
19 | Claire Bulman [53] | Waimakariri | |||
20 | Jason Keiller [59] | Owairaka | |||
21 | Clive Mortensen [13] | Karapiro | |||
22 | Bernard Downey [62] | Nelson | |||
23 | Nicci Bergman [52] | Wigram | |||
24 | Neil Benson [15] | Dunedin North | |||
25 | Ross Gluer [55] | Banks Peninsula | |||
26 | Janie Phillips [29] | Northcote | |||
27 | Rana Waitai [5] | Te Puku O Te Whenua | Won Te Puku O Te Whenua | ||
28 | Terry Heffernan [14] | Albany | |||
29 | Helen Broughton [16] | Ilam | |||
30 | Tom Harrison [47] | Kaikoura | |||
31 | John Forbes [21] | Port Waikato | |||
32 | Colleen Page [34] | Rakaia | |||
33 | Robin Ord [63] | Taranaki-King Country | |||
34 | David Gill [48] | Rodney | |||
35 | George Groombridge [39] | Wairarapa | |||
36 | Tu Wyllie [57] | Te Tai Tonga | Won Te Tai Tonga | ||
37 | Robert Whooley [23] | Pakuranga | |||
38 | Trevor Jans [18] | Palmerston North | |||
39 | Patra de Coudray [30] | Hunua | |||
40 | Lem Pearse [46] | Christchurch East | |||
41 | Keri Kingi [11] | Tukituki | |||
42 | Stuart Spencer [20] | Napier | |||
43 | Richard Whittaker [8] | Auckland Central | |||
44 | Charles Sturt [44] | Rotorua | |||
45 | Ron Chamberlain [6] | Tāmaki | |||
46 | Gavin Logan [24] | Epsom | |||
47 | Gordon Preston [65] | Mahia | |||
48 | Henry Slaats [31] | New Plymouth | |||
49 | Owen Horton [45] | Invercargill | |||
50 | Duncan Matthews [36] | Whanganui | |||
51 | Roger Mail [37] | Manurewa | |||
52 | Dawn Mullins [66] | New Lynn | |||
53 | Alan Wise [17] | Clutha-Southland | |||
54 | Peter Woolston [50] | Rangitikei | |||
55 | Stan Perkins [10] | Otago | |||
56 | Jack Tamihana [33] | Otaki | |||
57 | Noeline McGlynn [28] | Dunedin South | |||
58 | Ngaire Clark [58] | Manukau East | |||
59 | Clem Huriwaka [40] | Rongotai | |||
60 | Thomas Moana [43] | Mangere | |||
61 | Marlene Kennedy [7] | West Coast-Tasman | |||
62 | John Riddell [49] | Waitakere |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Helen Clark [59] | Mt Albert | Owairaka | Won Owairaka | |
2 | Michael Cullen [28] | St Kilda | Dunedin South | Won Dunedin South | |
3 | Dover Samuels | Elected from list | |||
4 | Lianne Dalziel | Christchurch Central | Elected from list | ||
5 | Mark Gosche | Elected from list | |||
6 | Annette King [40] | Miramar | Rongotai | Won Rongotai | |
7 | Jonathan Hunt [6] | New Lynn | Tāmaki | Elected from list | |
8 | Nanaia Mahuta [19] | Te Tai Hauāuru | Elected from list | ||
9 | Jill White [50] | Manawatu | Rangitikei | Elected from list | Left parliament in 1998 |
10 | Mark Burton [38] | Tongariro | Taupo | Won Taupo | |
11 | Judith Tizard [8] | Panmure | Auckland Central | Won Auckland Central | |
12 | Marian Hobbs [47] | Kaikoura | Elected from list | ||
13 | Graham Kelly [41] | Porirua | Mana | Won Mana | |
14 | Jill Pettis [36] | Whanganui | Whanganui | Won Whanganui | |
15 | Joe Hawke [61] | Te Tai Tokerau | Elected from list | ||
16 | Dianne Yates [42] | Hamilton East | Hamilton East | Elected from list | |
17 | Janet Mackey [65] | Gisborne | Mahia | Won Mahia | |
18 | Jim Sutton [60] | Timaru | Aoraki | Won Aoraki | |
19 | Ruth Dyson [55] | Lyttelton | Banks Peninsula | Elected from list | |
20 | Tariana Turia | Elected from list | |||
21 | Mark Peck [45] | Invercargill | Invercargill | Won Invercargill | |
22 | Helen Duncan [24] | Epsom | Replaced Jill White in 1998 | ||
23 | John Blincoe [62] | Nelson | Nelson | Lost seat | |
24 | Martin Gallagher [26] | Hamilton West | Hamilton West | Lost seat | |
25 | Verna Smith [4] | Ohariu-Belmont | |||
26 | Matiu Dickson | ||||
27 | Suzanne Sinclair [49] | Titirangi | Waitakere | Lost seat | |
28 | Rick Barker [11] | Hastings | Tukituki | Won Tukituki | |
29 | Richard Northey [27] | Onehunga | Maungakiekie | Lost seat | |
30 | Pete Hodgson [15] | Dunedin North | Dunedin North | Won Dunedin North | |
31 | Sue Moroney [13] | Karapiro | |||
32 | Damien O'Connor [7] | West Coast | West Coast-Tasman | Won West Coast-Tasman | |
33 | Lesley Soper [17] | Clutha-Southland | |||
34 | Amanda Coulston | ||||
35 | Lynette Stutz [39] | Wairarapa | |||
36 | Nellie Clay | ||||
37 | Fa'amatuainu Tui | ||||
38 | Bronwynn Maxwell | ||||
39 | Geoff Stone [34] | Rakaia | |||
40 | Bruce Raitt | ||||
41 | Leo Mangos | ||||
42 | Ishwar Ganda | ||||
43 | Lorraine Wilson | ||||
44 | Valerie Taylor | ||||
45 | Norah Walker | ||||
46 | Rosemary Michie [44] | Rotorua | |||
47 | Ann Hartley [29] | Northcote | |||
48 | Trudi Sunitsch | ||||
49 | Tamati Kruger | ||||
50 | Geoff Rowling | ||||
51 | John Forman | ||||
52 | Jeanne Macaskill | ||||
53 | David Munro | ||||
54 | Gary Williams | ||||
55 | Graham Elliot | ||||
56 | Ben Cheah | ||||
57 | Nathan Saminathan | ||||
58 | Sunia Raitava | ||||
59 | Hori Awa | ||||
60 | Henry De Thierry |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Clive Matthewson [28] | Dunedin West | Dunedin South | Lost seat | |
2 | Margaret Austin [16] | Yaldhurst | Ilam | Lost seat | |
3 | Peter Dunne [4] | Onslow | Ohariu-Belmont | Won Ohariu-Belmont | |
4 | John Robertson [30] | Papakura | Hunua | Lost seat | |
5 | Pauline Gardiner [2] | Wellington-Karori | Wellington Central | Lost seat | |
6 | Peter Hilt [29] | Glenfield | Northcote | Lost seat | |
7 | Diane Colson [21] | Port Waikato | |||
8 | Ted Faleauto [58] | Manukau East | |||
9 | Malcolm Hood [37] | Manurewa | |||
10 | Ramparkash Samujh [27] | Maungakiekie | |||
11 | Tim Macindoe [13] | Karapiro | |||
12 | Gail McIntosh [32] | (Former MP) | Coromandel | ||
13 | Frank Owen [12] | Hutt South | |||
14 | Steven Bright [40] | Rongotai | |||
15 | John Howie [34] | Rakaia | |||
16 | Jacinta Grice [25] | Christchurch Central | |||
17 | Kevin Fleury [10] | Otago | |||
18 | Graham Butterworth | ||||
19 | Graeme Brown [15] | Dunedin North | |||
20 | Bryan Mockridge [24] | Epsom | |||
21 | Francis Ifopo [43] | Mangere | |||
22 | Jack Austin | ||||
23 | Stuart Jordan [45] | Invercargill | |||
24 | Derek Round | ||||
25 | Neil Jury | ||||
26 | John Hubscher [66] | New Lynn | |||
27 | Brigitte Hicks-Willer | ||||
28 | Michael Hilt [48] | Rodney | |||
29 | Gray Phillips [9] | Whangarei |
There were 15 unsuccessful parties. [67]
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | England So'onalole [27] | Maungakiekie | |||
2 | James Prescott [66] | New Lynn | |||
3 | Taimalelagi Tofilau [58] | Manukau East | |||
4 | Afamasaga Rasmussen [43] | Mangere | |||
5 | Eric Chuah [59] | Owairaka | |||
6 | Hinemoa Herewini | ||||
7 | Fauila Tatu Williams | ||||
8 | Manu Prescott [6] | Tāmaki | |||
9 | Ben Taufua | ||||
10 | Dawn Ngature |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Rosemary Cumming | ||||
2 | Susan Walker | ||||
3 | Terri Walsh | ||||
4 | Virginia Woolf | ||||
5 | Adrienne Hall | ||||
6 | Peter Crosse | ||||
7 | Alistair McKellow |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Michael Appleby [2] | Wellington Central | |||
2 | Michael Finlayson | ||||
3 | Donald McIntosh | ||||
4 | Metiria Turei | ||||
5 | Nándor Tánczos | ||||
6 | Martin McCully | ||||
7 | Gregory Cobb | ||||
8 | Tim Shadbolt [46] | Christchurch East | |||
9 | Christopher Fowlie | ||||
10 | Elsie Barnes | ||||
11 | Richard Austin | ||||
12 | Richard Arachnid | ||||
13 | Vayna Tickle | ||||
14 | Damian Joyce | ||||
15 | Timothy Marshall | ||||
16 | Joel Robinson | ||||
17 | Honty Whaanga [57] | Te Tai Tonga | |||
18 | Sarah Ahern | ||||
19 | Robert Ueberfeldt |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Mano'o Mulitalo [40] | Rongotai | |||
2 | Rama Ramanathan [2] | Wellington Central | |||
3 | Peti Satiu | ||||
4 | Arbutus Mitikulena | ||||
5 | Fu Bihua | ||||
6 | Tuli Wong-Kee [11] | Tukituki | |||
7 | Angela Tuu | ||||
8 | Mailo Pesamino | ||||
9 | Pulumulo Sasa |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Graeme Lee | Matakana | Lost seat | ||
2 | Graham Capill | ||||
3 | Annetta Moran | ||||
4 | Ewen McQueen [24] | Epsom | |||
5 | John Jamieson | ||||
6 | Grant Bradfield [10] | Otago | |||
7 | Peter Yarrell | ||||
8 | Julie Belding [3] | North Shore | |||
9 | Ian Tulloch | ||||
10 | Mike Lloyd [39] | Wairarapa | |||
11 | Gael Donoghue [36] | Whanganui | |||
12 | Geoff Hounsell [22] | Rimutaka | |||
13 | Murray Smith | ||||
14 | Robin Corner [2] | Wellington Central | |||
15 | Rosemarie Thomas [4] | Ohariu-Belmont | |||
16 | Grant Bowater [18] | Palmerston North | |||
17 | Kevin Harper | ||||
18 | Nick Barber [62] | Nelson | |||
19 | John Allen | ||||
20 | Vic Jarvis [50] | Rangitikei | |||
21 | Alan Marshall | ||||
22 | Rosemary Francis [34] | Rakaia | |||
23 | Lindsay Bain [53] | Waimakariri | |||
24 | Helma Vermeulen [11] | Tukituki | |||
25 | John Lawrence | ||||
26 | Barrie Paterson | ||||
27 | Selwyn Stevens | ||||
28 | Wayne Chapman | ||||
29 | Judith Phillips [14] | Albany | |||
30 | Dennis Knox | ||||
31 | Braden Matson [37] | Manurewa | |||
32 | Geoff Francis | ||||
33 | Kevin Honore [33] | Otaki | |||
34 | Maahi Tukapua [5] | Te Puku O Te Whenua | |||
35 | Neville Chamberlain [55] | Banks Peninsula | |||
36 | Renton Maclauchlan [41] | Mana | |||
37 | Eleanor Goodall [26] | Hamilton West | |||
38 | Geoff Winter [44] | Rotorua | |||
39 | Lindsay Priest [42] | Hamilton East | |||
40 | Barry Pepperell | ||||
41 | Enosa Auva'a [30] | Hunua |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Robert Hum | ||||
2 | Vinod Kumar Sharma | ||||
3 | Glen van der Boon-Brayshaw | ||||
4 | Pathic Vyas | ||||
5 | Marcial R Eleazar | ||||
6 | Tin Yau Chan | ||||
7 | Seth Dalgleish | ||||
8 | Christine Wong | ||||
9 | Navinbhai Parbhubhai Patel | ||||
10 | Rajiv Sood | ||||
11 | Lindsay Harris |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Simon Reeves [8] | Auckland Central | |||
2 | Peter Whitmore [6] | Tāmaki | |||
3 | Merete Molving [29] | Northcote | |||
4 | Hans Grueber [49] | Waitakere | |||
5 | Sam Cunningham [24] | Epsom | |||
6 | Vic Albion | Rodney | |||
7 | Bryan Pippen | ||||
8 | Colin Amery [37] | Manurewa | |||
9 | Stephanie Urlich | ||||
10 | Bradley Heising [3] | North Shore | |||
11 | Jacqueline Tong |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Angeline Greensill [19] | Te Tai Hauāuru | |||
2 | Tame Iti [56] | Te Tai Rawhiti | |||
3 | Moana Sinclair | ||||
4 | Hone Harawira | ||||
5 | Mereana Pitman | ||||
6 | David Gilgin | ||||
7 | Jackie Amohanga [63] | Taranaki-King Country | |||
8 | Ken Mair [5] | Te Puku O Te Whenua | |||
9 | Joyce Te Hemara Maipi | ||||
10 | Oneroa Pihema | ||||
11 | Te Anau Tuiono | ||||
12 | Waiariki Grace [2] | Wellington Central | |||
13 | Jim Perry | ||||
14 | Diane Prince | ||||
15 | Kelly Pene | ||||
16 | Raimona | ||||
17 | Mere Grant | ||||
18 | Jack John Smith |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Mark Servian [51] | Bay of Plenty | |||
2 | Penni Bousfield | ||||
3 | Paull Cooke | ||||
4 | K T Julian [61] | Te Tai Tokerau | |||
5 | Robyn West [17] | Clutha-Southland | |||
6 | Steve Richards [7] | West Coast-Tasman | |||
7 | Val Smith [48] | Rodney | |||
8 | Bernard Smith [29] | Northcote | |||
9 | Paul Smith | ||||
10 | Greg Smith [40] | Rongotai | |||
11 | Gavin Smith | ||||
12 | Wendy Howard | ||||
13 | Justine Francis [42] | Hamilton East | |||
14 | Doug Mackie [15] | Dunedin North | |||
15 | Grant Knowles | ||||
16 | Marc de Boer | ||||
17 | Swami Anand Hasyo [63] | Taranaki-King Country | |||
18 | Peter Caldwell [26] | Hamilton West | |||
19 | Tim Owens [62] | Nelson | |||
20 | Adrian Holroyd [44] | Rotorua | |||
21 | Johnny Wharton [4] | Ohariu-Belmont | |||
22 | Craig Beere [13] | Karapiro | |||
23 | Paul Beere | ||||
24 | William Beere | ||||
25 | Mike Legge [10] | Otago | |||
26 | Adrienne Carthew | ||||
27 | Ross Gardner [2] | Wellington Central | |||
28 | Graeme Minchin | ||||
29 | Grant Prankered [41] | Mana | |||
30 | Derek Craig [37] | Manurewa | |||
31 | Alastair McGlinchy [12] | Hutt South | |||
32 | Vanessa Carnevale | ||||
33 | Rodney Hansen [47] | Kaikoura | |||
34 | Brent T Soper | ||||
35 | Dave Dick [38] | Taupo | |||
36 | Alastair Ramsden [8] | Auckland Central | |||
37 | Judy van den Yssel-Richards | ||||
38 | Barry Bryant | ||||
39 | Beth Holland | ||||
40 | Rory Cathcart | ||||
41 | Richard Griffiths | ||||
42 | Kerry Hoole [24] | Epsom | |||
43 | Heidi Borchardt | ||||
44 | Peter Clark | ||||
45 | Nick Harper [52] | Wigram | |||
46 | Carly Taylor | ||||
47 | Dale Magnus Taylor [35] | Northland | |||
48 | Anthony Hobbs [45] | Invercargill | |||
49 | Cassandra Church | ||||
50 | Julia Johnson [59] | Owairaka | |||
51 | Jono Baddiley | ||||
52 | Johana Sanders | ||||
53 | Brett Robinson | ||||
54 | Geoff Burnett | ||||
55 | Leanne Ireland | ||||
56 | Tim Foster | ||||
57 | Gary Young [32] | Coromandel | |||
58 | Karen Nicholas | ||||
59 | Layton | ||||
60 | Anna Murray | ||||
61 | Phil Clayton [46] | Christchurch East | |||
62 | Mark Baxter | ||||
63 | Toni-Ann Alsop | ||||
64 | David Sutcliffe [21] | Port Waikato | |||
65 | Graeme Cairns [64] | Tauranga |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Bryan Lee [24] | Epsom | |||
2 | David Lovell-Smith [55] | Banks Peninsula | |||
3 | John Hodgson [23] | Pakuranga | |||
4 | John Cleary [42] | Hamilton East | |||
5 | Mere Austin [61] | Te Tai Tokerau | |||
6 | Penelope Donovan [4] | Ohariu-Belmont | |||
7 | Gail Pianta [3] | North Shore | |||
8 | Mark Watts [8] | Auckland Central | |||
9 | Guy Hatchard [9] | Whangarei | |||
10 | Tony Martin [18] | Palmerston North | |||
11 | Warwick Jones [52] | Wigram | |||
12 | Graeme Kettle [6] | Tāmaki | |||
13 | Judy Boock [54] | Waipareira | |||
14 | Daniel Meares [2] | Wellington Central | |||
15 | Richard Moreham [40] | Rongotai | |||
16 | lan Gaustad [33] | Otaki | |||
17 | Mimousse Hodgson [32] | Coromandel | |||
18 | Bruce Brown [39] | Wairarapa | |||
19 | Mary-Anne McGregor [15] | Dunedin North | |||
20 | Graeme Lodge [27] | Maungakiekie | |||
21 | Mike Barthelmeh [53] | Waimakariri | |||
22 | Kevin O'Brien [29] | Northcote | |||
23 | Inga Schader [28] | Dunedin South | |||
24 | Lynne Patterson [56] | Te Tai Rawhiti | |||
25 | Kay Morgan [49] | Waitakere | |||
26 | Tom Hopwood [14] | Albany | |||
27 | Martyn Ouseley [11] | Tukituki | |||
28 | Andrew Sanderson [16] | Ilam | |||
29 | Bruce Sowry [31] | New Plymouth | |||
30 | Sean O'Connor [46] | Christchurch East | |||
31 | Raymond Cain [25] | Christchurch Central | |||
32 | Ian Levingston [20] | Napier | |||
33 | Greg Dodds [58] | Manukau East | |||
34 | Carolyn Drake [10] | Otago | |||
35 | Raylene Lodge | ||||
36 | Angela Wood [48] | Rodney | |||
37 | Grant Bilyard | ||||
38 | Frank Gwynne [44] | Rotorua | |||
39 | Michelle McGregor [62] | Nelson | |||
40 | Helen Treadwell [64] | Tauranga | |||
41 | Mark Rayner [7] | West Coast-Tasman | |||
42 | Selwyn Austin | ||||
43 | Kevin Harvey [36] | Whanganui | |||
44 | Ken Thomas [19] | Te Tai Hauāuru | |||
45 | Mike Dunn [26] | Hamilton West | |||
46 | John Blatchford [50] | Rangitikei | |||
47 | Belinda Hills [13] | Karapiro | |||
48 | Tim Irwin [5] | Te Puku O Te Whenua | |||
49 | Wayne Shepherd [41] | Mana | |||
50 | Faye McLaren [37] | Manurewa | |||
51 | Royal Van der Werf [60] | Aoraki | |||
52 | Martin Davy [59] | Owairaka | |||
53 | Jan Flynn [38] | Taupo | |||
54 | Gilbert Urquhart [17] | Clutha-Southland | |||
55 | Ian Smillie [34] | Rakaia | |||
56 | Andrew Davy | ||||
57 | Leigh Bush [35] | Northland | |||
58 | Anne Brigid [47] | Kaikoura | |||
59 | Joanna Greig [63] | Taranaki-King Country | |||
60 | Angela Slade [12] | Hutt South | |||
61 | Jacque Hughes [45] | Invercargill | |||
62 | Lew Cormack [51] | Bay of Plenty | |||
63 | Les McGrath [66] | New Lynn | |||
64 | Rhonda Comins [21] | Port Waikato | |||
65 | Lynne Lee |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Trevor Rogers [58] | Howick | Manukau East | Lost seat | |
2 | Margaret McHugh [10] | Otago | |||
3 | Eric Werder [36] | Whanganui | |||
4 | Dennis Quirke [44] | Rotorua | |||
5 | Bob Vine [38] | Taupo | |||
6 | David Gettins | ||||
7 | Simone Graham | ||||
8 | David Lean | ||||
9 | Steve Howard | ||||
10 | Hohn Bracey | ||||
11 | John Tinsley | ||||
12 | Bill Perry | ||||
13 | Carmel Crowe | ||||
14 | Bruce Herbert | ||||
15 | Merv Jull | ||||
16 | Craig Lewis | ||||
17 | Tom Maunder | ||||
18 | Jim Howard [50] | Rangitikei | |||
19 | Arthur French | ||||
20 | Jerry Hohneck |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | John Cronin [49] | Waitakere | |||
2 | Trevor Gilligan [3] | North Shore | |||
3 | Jack Powell [12] | Hutt South | |||
4 | Leslie Stroud [42] | Hamilton East | |||
5 | Karen Kirk | ||||
6 | Peter Little | ||||
7 | Bernon Bryne | ||||
8 | Kathleen Collinge | ||||
9 | Douglas Milne | ||||
10 | Donald Chapman | ||||
11 | Cyril Murphy | ||||
12 | Kenneth Crafar |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Rob Fenwick [24] | Epsom | |||
2 | Gary Taylor | ||||
3 | Alison Davis [2] | Wellington Central | |||
4 | Mark Bellingham [49] | Waitakere | |||
5 | Laurence Boomert [8] | Auckland Central | |||
6 | Rodger Spiller [6] | Tāmaki | |||
7 | Gwenny Davis [7] | West Coast-Tasman | |||
8 | Eithne Hanley | ||||
9 | Peter Lee [29] | Northcote | |||
10 | Guy Salmon | ||||
11 | David Green [41] | Mana | |||
12 | Matthew Horrocks [39] | Wairarapa | |||
13 | Chris Marshall | ||||
14 | Bob McKegg | ||||
15 | Kevin Prime [35] | Northland |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Willie Coates [56] | Te Tai Rawhiti | |||
2 | Koro Wikeepa | ||||
3 | Hawea Vercoe [44] | Rotorua | |||
4 | John Maihi [5] | Te Puku O Te Whenua | |||
5 | Steven Te Kani [64] | Tauranga | |||
6 | Rangitukehu Paora [51] | Bay of Plenty |
Rank | Name | Incumbency | Contesting electorate | Initial results | Later changes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Lindsay Perigo [24] | Epsom | |||
2 | Deborah Coddington | ||||
3 | Ian Fraser | ||||
4 | Peter Cresswell | ||||
5 | Peter Eichmann | ||||
6 | Keith Patterson | ||||
7 | John Calvert | ||||
8 | Simon Fraser | ||||
9 | Nikolas Haden [2] | Wellington Central | |||
10 | Jessica Weddell | ||||
11 | Glenn Jameson | ||||
12 | Paul Rousell | ||||
13 | William Trolove | ||||
14 | Scott Barnett | ||||
15 | Robert White | ||||
16 | Andrew Ayling | ||||
17 | Anna Woolf | ||||
18 | Paul Hendry | ||||
19 | Don Rowberry | ||||
20 | Derek McGovern | ||||
21 | Barbara Jury | ||||
22 | Philip Petch | ||||
23 | Theo Van Oostrom | ||||
24 | Jackie Van Oostrom |
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