Party lists in the 1996 New Zealand general election

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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.

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Successful parties

There were six parties successful at the 1996 election: [1]

ACT

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Richard Prebble [2] (Former MP) Wellington Central Green check.svgY Won Wellington Central
2 Derek Quigley [3] (Former MP) North Shore Green check.svgY Elected from list
3 Ken Shirley [4] (Former MP) Ohariu-Belmont Green check.svgY Elected from list
4 Donna Awatere Huata [5] Te Puku O Te Whenua Green check.svgY Elected from list
5 Patricia Schnauer [6] Tāmaki Green check.svgY Elected from list
6 Owen Jennings [7] West Coast-Tasman Green check.svgY Elected from list
7 Rodney Hide [8] Auckland Central Green check.svgY Elected from list
8 Muriel Newman [9] Whangarei Green check.svgY Elected from list
9Anne Dill [10] Otago
10John Ormond [11] Tukituki
11Christopher Milne [12] Hutt South
12Vincent Ashworth [13] Karapiro
13Marilyn Thomas [14] Albany
14Michael Steeneveld [15] Dunedin North
15Nigel Mattison [16] Ilam
16Peter Snow [17] Clutha-Southland
17Valerie Wilde [18] Palmerston North
18Merania Karauria [19] Te Tai Hauāuru
19Jean Hill [20] Napier
20Marlene Lamb [21] Port Waikato
21Owen Dance [22] Rimutaka
22Katharine Sillars
23Heather Mackay [23] Pakuranga
24Kevin Rose
25 John Boscawen [24] Epsom
26Matthew Ball [25] Christchurch Central
27 Garry Mallett [26] Hamilton West
28Angus Ogilvie [27] Maungakiekie
29Roland Henderson [28] Dunedin South
30Kieran Bird [29] Northcote
31Simon Harding [30] Hunua
32Tony Huston [31] New Plymouth
33Thomas Howard [32] Coromandel
34Robin Clulee [33] Otaki
35Peggy Luke-Ngaheke
36Barry Rushton
37Dean Richardson [34] Rakaia
38John Latimer [35] Northland
39 John Lithgow [36] (Former MP) Whanganui
40John Thompson [37] Manurewa
41Adrian Dixon [38] Taupo
42Derek Daniell [39] Wairarapa
43Stephen Gore [40] Rongotai
44Neil Wilson [41] Mana
45Graeme Williams [42] Hamilton East
46Kevin Mathewson [43] Mangere
47Stephen Wrathall [44] Rotorua
48Ian McGimpsey
49Louis Crimp [45] Invercargill
50Barrie Barnes
51Jeffrey Buchanan [46] Christchurch East
52Peter King-Talbot [47] Kaikoura
53Brian Dent [48] Rodney
54Stephen Depiazzi [49] Waitakere
55Victor Bailey [50] Rangitikei
56 Reg Turner [51] Bay of Plenty

Alliance

RankNameComponent PartyIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Jim Anderton [52] NewLabour Sydenham Wigram Green check.svgY Won Wigram
2 Sandra Lee [8] Mana Motuhake Auckland Central Auckland Central Green check.svgY Elected from list
3 Jeanette Fitzsimons [32] Greens Coromandel Green check.svgY Elected from list
4 John Wright [53] Democrats Waimakariri Green check.svgY Elected from list
5 Frank Grover [35] Liberal Northland Green check.svgY Elected from list
6 Pam Corkery NewLabourGreen check.svgY Elected from list
7 Matt Robson [27] NewLabour Maungakiekie Green check.svgY Elected from list
8 Laila Harré [54] NewLabour Waipareira Green check.svgY Elected from list
9 Phillida Bunkle [4] Greens Ohariu-Belmont Green check.svgY Elected from list
10 Rod Donald [55] Greens Banks Peninsula Green check.svgY Elected from list
11 Grant Gillon [29] Democrats Northcote Green check.svgY Elected from list
12 Alamein Kopu [56] Mana Motuhake Te Tai Rawhiti Green check.svgY Elected from list
13 Liz Gordon [25] NewLabour Christchurch Central Green check.svgY Elected from list
14Dave MacPherson [39] NewLabour Wairarapa
15Hone Kaiwai [57] Mana Motuhake Te Tai Tonga
16Mike Smith [33] Greens Otaki
17Leah McBey [28] Greens Dunedin South
18Heather-Ann McConachy [14] Democrats Albany
19 Hamish MacIntyre [50] Liberal(Former MP) Rangitikei
20 Willie Jackson [37] Mana Motuhake Manurewa
21Tafa Mulitalo [58] NewLabour Manukau East
22Keith Ridings [44] NewLabour Rotorua
23Joel Cayford [3] Greens North Shore
24 Keith Locke [59] NewLabour Owairaka
25Jan Davey [16] Democrats Ilam
26Bill Hamilton [40] Mana Motuhake Rongotai
27Caroline Lampp [36] Liberal Whanganui
28Gerard Hehir [18] NewLabour Palmerston North
29Trevor Barnard [23] Democrats Pakuranga
30Danna Glendining [2] Greens Wellington Central
31 Jim Flynn [15] NewLabour Dunedin North
32Rex Verity [60] Greens Aoraki
33Vernon Tile [41] NewLabour Mana
34Marie Venning [46] NewLabour Christchurch East
35Peter Campbell [61] Mana Motuhake Te Tai Tokerau
36John Kilbride [13] Democrats Karapiro
37Mary Tierney [24] Democrats Epsom
38Liz Thomas [49] Greens Waitakere
39Ashok Parbhu [42] Greens Hamilton East
40Sue Gaffy [31] Liberal New Plymouth
41Harry Alchin-Smith [11] Democrats Tukituki
42Rosalie Steward [6] Greens Tāmaki
43Sheryl Cadman [38] NewLabour Taupo
44 Celia Wade-Brown Greens
45Norman Wood [10] NewLabour Otago
46Moira LawlerNewLabour
47 Mike Ward [62] Greens Nelson
48 Kevin Campbell [63] NewLabour Taranaki-King Country
49Richard Davies [7] Greens West Coast-Tasman
50Gary Barham [64] Greens Tauranga
51Christine DannLiberal
52 Ian Ewen-Street [47] Greens Kaikoura
53Robin Gwynn [20] NewLabour Napier
54Rewi James [5] Mana Motuhake Te Puku O Te Whenua
55Brendan Tracey [22] Democrats Rimutaka
56Bruce Stirling [45] Democrats Invercargill
57John Pemberton [26] Democrats Hamilton West
58Te Pare Joseph [19] Mana Motuhake Te Tai Hauāuru
59Graham Smith [65] NewLabour Mahia
60Len Richards [43] NewLabour Mangere
61Tracey Hicks [17] Democrats Clutha-Southland
62Mark Robertson [34] Democrats Rakaia
63Brian Morris [9] Liberal Whangarei
64Huia Mitchell [30] Democrats Hunua
65Francis Petchey [21] Liberal Port Waikato

New Zealand First

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Winston Peters [64] Tauranga Tauranga Green check.svgY Won Tauranga
2 Tau Henare [61] Northern Maori Te Tai Tokerau Green check.svgY Won Te Tai Tokerau
3 Ann Batten [3] North Shore Green check.svgY Elected from list
4 Peter McCardle [22] Heretaunga Rimutaka Green check.svgY Elected from list
5 Jenny Bloxham [60] Aoraki Green check.svgY Elected from list
6 Brian Donnelly [9] Whangarei Green check.svgY Elected from list
7 Jack Elder [54] Henderson Waipareira Green check.svgY Elected from list
8 Doug Woolerton [42] Hamilton East Green check.svgY Elected from list
9 Deborah Morris [12] Hutt South Green check.svgY Elected from listRed x.svgN Left parliament in 1999
10 Tuku Morgan [19] Te Tai Hauāuru Green check.svgY Won Te Tai Hauāuru
11 Ron Mark [25] Christchurch Central Green check.svgY Elected from list
12 Neil Kirton [26] Hamilton West Green check.svgY Elected from list
13 Peter Brown [51] Bay of Plenty Green check.svgY Elected from list
14 Robyn McDonald [32] Coromandel Green check.svgY Elected from list
15 Gilbert Myles [27] (Former MP) Maungakiekie Green check.svgY Replaced Deborah Morris in 1999
16 Ian Peters [38] (Former MP) Taupo
17Graham Harding [41] Mana
18 Tuariki Delamere [56] Te Tai Rawhiti Green check.svgY Won Te Tai Rawhiti
19Claire Bulman [53] Waimakariri
20Jason Keiller [59] Owairaka
21Clive Mortensen [13] Karapiro
22Bernard Downey [62] Nelson
23Nicci Bergman [52] Wigram
24Neil Benson [15] Dunedin North
25Ross Gluer [55] Banks Peninsula
26Janie Phillips [29] Northcote
27 Rana Waitai [5] Te Puku O Te Whenua Green check.svgY Won Te Puku O Te Whenua
28 Terry Heffernan [14] Albany
29Helen Broughton [16] Ilam
30Tom Harrison [47] Kaikoura
31John Forbes [21] Port Waikato
32Colleen Page [34] Rakaia
33Robin Ord [63] Taranaki-King Country
34David Gill [48] Rodney
35 George Groombridge [39] Wairarapa
36 Tu Wyllie [57] Te Tai Tonga Green check.svgY Won Te Tai Tonga
37Robert Whooley [23] Pakuranga
38Trevor Jans [18] Palmerston North
39Patra de Coudray [30] Hunua
40Lem Pearse [46] Christchurch East
41Keri Kingi [11] Tukituki
42Stuart Spencer [20] Napier
43Richard Whittaker [8] Auckland Central
44Charles Sturt [44] Rotorua
45Ron Chamberlain [6] Tāmaki
46Gavin Logan [24] Epsom
47Gordon Preston [65] Mahia
48Henry Slaats [31] New Plymouth
49Owen Horton [45] Invercargill
50Duncan Matthews [36] Whanganui
51Roger Mail [37] Manurewa
52Dawn Mullins [66] New Lynn
53Alan Wise [17] Clutha-Southland
54Peter Woolston [50] Rangitikei
55Stan Perkins [10] Otago
56Jack Tamihana [33] Otaki
57Noeline McGlynn [28] Dunedin South
58Ngaire Clark [58] Manukau East
59Clem Huriwaka [40] Rongotai
60Thomas Moana [43] Mangere
61Marlene Kennedy [7] West Coast-Tasman
62John Riddell [49] Waitakere

Labour Party

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Helen Clark [59] Mt Albert Owairaka Green check.svgY Won Owairaka
2 Michael Cullen [28] St Kilda Dunedin South Green check.svgY Won Dunedin South
3 Dover Samuels Green check.svgY Elected from list
4 Lianne Dalziel Christchurch Central Green check.svgY Elected from list
5 Mark Gosche Green check.svgY Elected from list
6 Annette King [40] Miramar Rongotai Green check.svgY Won Rongotai
7 Jonathan Hunt [6] New Lynn Tāmaki Green check.svgY Elected from list
8 Nanaia Mahuta [19] Te Tai Hauāuru Green check.svgY Elected from list
9 Jill White [50] Manawatu Rangitikei Green check.svgY Elected from listRed x.svgN Left parliament in 1998
10 Mark Burton [38] Tongariro Taupo Green check.svgY Won Taupo
11 Judith Tizard [8] Panmure Auckland Central Green check.svgY Won Auckland Central
12 Marian Hobbs [47] Kaikoura Green check.svgY Elected from list
13 Graham Kelly [41] Porirua Mana Green check.svgY Won Mana
14 Jill Pettis [36] Whanganui Whanganui Green check.svgY Won Whanganui
15 Joe Hawke [61] Te Tai Tokerau Green check.svgY Elected from list
16 Dianne Yates [42] Hamilton East Hamilton East Green check.svgY Elected from list
17 Janet Mackey [65] Gisborne Mahia Green check.svgY Won Mahia
18 Jim Sutton [60] Timaru Aoraki Green check.svgY Won Aoraki
19 Ruth Dyson [55] Lyttelton Banks Peninsula Green check.svgY Elected from list
20 Tariana Turia Green check.svgY Elected from list
21 Mark Peck [45] Invercargill Invercargill Green check.svgY Won Invercargill
22 Helen Duncan [24] Epsom Green check.svgY Replaced Jill White in 1998
23 John Blincoe [62] Nelson Nelson Red x.svgN Lost seat
24 Martin Gallagher [26] Hamilton West Hamilton West Red x.svgN Lost seat
25Verna Smith [4] Ohariu-Belmont
26Matiu Dickson
27 Suzanne Sinclair [49] Titirangi Waitakere Red x.svgN Lost seat
28 Rick Barker [11] Hastings Tukituki Green check.svgY Won Tukituki
29 Richard Northey [27] Onehunga Maungakiekie Red x.svgN Lost seat
30 Pete Hodgson [15] Dunedin North Dunedin North Green check.svgY Won Dunedin North
31 Sue Moroney [13] Karapiro
32 Damien O'Connor [7] West Coast West Coast-Tasman Green check.svgY Won West Coast-Tasman
33 Lesley Soper [17] Clutha-Southland
34Amanda Coulston
35Lynette Stutz [39] Wairarapa
36Nellie Clay
37Fa'amatuainu Tui
38Bronwynn Maxwell
39Geoff Stone [34] Rakaia
40Bruce Raitt
41Leo Mangos
42Ishwar Ganda
43Lorraine Wilson
44Valerie Taylor
45Norah Walker
46Rosemary Michie [44] Rotorua
47 Ann Hartley [29] Northcote
48Trudi Sunitsch
49Tamati Kruger
50Geoff Rowling
51John Forman
52 Jeanne Macaskill
53David Munro
54Gary Williams
55Graham Elliot
56Ben Cheah
57Nathan Saminathan
58Sunia Raitava
59Hori Awa
60Henry De Thierry

National Party

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Jim Bolger [63] King Country Taranaki-King Country Green check.svgY Won Taranaki-King CountryRed x.svgN Left parliament in 1998
2 Don McKinnon Albany Green check.svgY Elected from list
3 Bill Birch [21] Franklin Port Waikato Green check.svgY Won Port Waikato
4 Jenny Shipley [34] Rakaia Rakaia Green check.svgY Won Rakaia
5 Paul East Rotorua Green check.svgY Elected from listRed x.svgN Left parliament in 1999
6 Doug Graham Remuera Green check.svgY Elected from list
7 Georgina te Heuheu Green check.svgY Elected from list
8 Lockwood Smith [48] Kaipara Rodney Green check.svgY Won Rodney
9 Bill English [17] Wallace Clutha-Southland Green check.svgY Won Clutha-Southland
10 Katherine O'Regan [64] Waipa Tauranga Green check.svgY Elected from list
11 Simon Upton Raglan Green check.svgY Elected from list
12 Wyatt Creech [39] Wairarapa Wairarapa Green check.svgY Won Wairarapa
13 Joy McLauchlan [12] Western Hutt Hutt South Green check.svgY Elected from list
14 Doug Kidd [47] Marlborough Kaikoura Green check.svgY Won Kaikoura
15 Roger Sowry [33] Kapiti Otaki Green check.svgY Elected from list
16 John Banks [9] Whangarei Whangarei Green check.svgY Won Whangarei
17 Jim Gerard [53] Rangiora Waimakariri Green check.svgY Elected from listRed x.svgN Left parliament in 1997
18 Belinda Vernon [27] Maungakiekie Green check.svgY Won Maungakiekie
19 Arthur Anae Green check.svgY Elected from list
20 Maurice Williamson [23] Pakuranga Pakuranga Green check.svgY Won Pakuranga
21 Murray McCully [14] East Coast Bays Albany Green check.svgY Won Albany
22 Christine Fletcher [24] Eden Epsom Green check.svgY Won Epsom
23 Eric Roy [45] Awarua Invercargill Green check.svgY Elected from list
24 Peter Gresham [36] Waitotara Whanganui Green check.svgY Elected from list
25 Roger Maxwell [31] Taranaki New Plymouth Green check.svgY Elected from list
26 Pansy Wong Green check.svgY Elected from list
27 Marie Hasler [49] (Former MP) Waitakere Green check.svgY Won Waitakere
28 Annabel Young Green check.svgY Replaced Jim Gerard in 1997
29 Tony Ryall [51] Eastern Bay of Plenty Bay of Plenty Green check.svgY Won Bay of Plenty
30 Nick Smith [62] Tasman Nelson Green check.svgY Won Nelson
31 Alec Neill Waitaki Red x.svgN Lost seatGreen check.svgY Replaced Paul East in 1999
32 Denis Marshall [50] Rangitikei Rangitikei Green check.svgY Won Rangitikei
33 John Luxton [13] Matamata Karapiro Green check.svgY Won Karapiro
34 John Carter [35] Far North Northland Green check.svgY Won Northland
35 Brian Neeson [54] Waitakere Waipareira Green check.svgY Won Waipareira
36 Ian Revell [29] Birkenhead Northcote Green check.svgY Won Northcote
37Wayne Taitoko
38David Major [40] Rongotai
39Margie Stevens [15] Dunedin North
40 Warren Kyd [30] Hauraki general Hunua Green check.svgY Won Hunua
41 David Carter [55] Selwyn Banks Peninsula Green check.svgY Won Banks Peninsula
42 Clem Simich [6] Tāmaki Tāmaki Green check.svgY Won Tāmaki
43 Lindsay Tisch
44 Tony Steel [42] (Former MP) Hamilton East Green check.svgY Won Hamilton East
45 Bob Simcock [26] Hamilton West Green check.svgY Won Hamilton West
46Phil Raffills [59] Owairaka
47 Gerry Brownlee [16] Ilam Green check.svgY Won Ilam
48Karyn Bisdee [22] Rimutaka
49Mark Thomas [2] Wellington Central
50Shane Frith [8] Auckland Central
51 Margaret Moir [7] (Former MP) West Coast-Tasman
52 Paul Hutchison
53Angus McKay [52] Wigram
54Stuart Boag [60] Aoraki
55Rihari Dick Dargaville [61] Te Tai Tokerau
56Peta Butt [56] Te Tai Rawhiti
57 Gavan Herlihy [10] Otago Green check.svgY Won Otago
58 Wayne Mapp [3] North Shore Green check.svgY Won North Shore
59 Wayne Kimber [65] (Former MP) Mahia
60 Graeme Reeves [11] (Former MP) Tukituki
61Sue McKenzie [46] Christchurch East
62George Mathew [18] Palmerston North
63Cliff Bedwell [57] Te Tai Tonga
64Ken Yee [58] Manukau East
65Kathryn Ward [20] Napier

United New Zealand

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Clive Matthewson [28] Dunedin West Dunedin South Red x.svgN Lost seat
2 Margaret Austin [16] Yaldhurst Ilam Red x.svgN Lost seat
3 Peter Dunne [4] Onslow Ohariu-Belmont Green check.svgY Won Ohariu-Belmont
4 John Robertson [30] Papakura Hunua Red x.svgN Lost seat
5 Pauline Gardiner [2] Wellington-Karori Wellington Central Red x.svgN Lost seat
6 Peter Hilt [29] Glenfield Northcote Red x.svgN Lost seat
7Diane Colson [21] Port Waikato
8Ted Faleauto [58] Manukau East
9Malcolm Hood [37] Manurewa
10Ramparkash Samujh [27] Maungakiekie
11 Tim Macindoe [13] Karapiro
12 Gail McIntosh [32] (Former MP) Coromandel
13Frank Owen [12] Hutt South
14Steven Bright [40] Rongotai
15John Howie [34] Rakaia
16Jacinta Grice [25] Christchurch Central
17Kevin Fleury [10] Otago
18Graham Butterworth
19Graeme Brown [15] Dunedin North
20Bryan Mockridge [24] Epsom
21Francis Ifopo [43] Mangere
22Jack Austin
23Stuart Jordan [45] Invercargill
24Derek Round
25Neil Jury
26John Hubscher [66] New Lynn
27Brigitte Hicks-Willer
28Michael Hilt [48] Rodney
29Gray Phillips [9] Whangarei

Unsuccessful parties

There were 15 unsuccessful parties. [67]

Advance New Zealand

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1England So'onalole [27] Maungakiekie
2James Prescott [66] New Lynn
3Taimalelagi Tofilau [58] Manukau East
4Afamasaga Rasmussen [43] Mangere
5Eric Chuah [59] Owairaka
6Hinemoa Herewini
7Fauila Tatu Williams
8Manu Prescott [6] Tāmaki
9Ben Taufua
10Dawn Ngature

Animals First

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1Rosemary Cumming
2Susan Walker
3Terri Walsh
4Virginia Woolf
5Adrienne Hall
6Peter Crosse
7Alistair McKellow

Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Michael Appleby [2] Wellington Central
2Michael Finlayson
3Donald McIntosh
4 Metiria Turei
5 Nándor Tánczos
6Martin McCully
7Gregory Cobb
8 Tim Shadbolt [46] Christchurch East
9Christopher Fowlie
10Elsie Barnes
11Richard Austin
12Richard Arachnid
13Vayna Tickle
14Damian Joyce
15Timothy Marshall
16Joel Robinson
17Honty Whaanga [57] Te Tai Tonga
18Sarah Ahern
19Robert Ueberfeldt

Asia Pacific United

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1Mano'o Mulitalo [40] Rongotai
2Rama Ramanathan [2] Wellington Central
3Peti Satiu
4Arbutus Mitikulena
5Fu Bihua
6Tuli Wong-Kee [11] Tukituki
7Angela Tuu
8Mailo Pesamino
9Pulumulo Sasa

Christian Coalition

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Graeme Lee Matakana Red x.svgN Lost seat
2 Graham Capill
3Annetta Moran
4 Ewen McQueen [24] Epsom
5 John Jamieson
6Grant Bradfield [10] Otago
7Peter Yarrell
8Julie Belding [3] North Shore
9 Ian Tulloch
10Mike Lloyd [39] Wairarapa
11Gael Donoghue [36] Whanganui
12Geoff Hounsell [22] Rimutaka
13 Murray Smith
14Robin Corner [2] Wellington Central
15Rosemarie Thomas [4] Ohariu-Belmont
16Grant Bowater [18] Palmerston North
17Kevin Harper
18Nick Barber [62] Nelson
19John Allen
20Vic Jarvis [50] Rangitikei
21Alan Marshall
22Rosemary Francis [34] Rakaia
23Lindsay Bain [53] Waimakariri
24Helma Vermeulen [11] Tukituki
25John Lawrence
26Barrie Paterson
27Selwyn Stevens
28Wayne Chapman
29Judith Phillips [14] Albany
30Dennis Knox
31Braden Matson [37] Manurewa
32Geoff Francis
33Kevin Honore [33] Otaki
34Maahi Tukapua [5] Te Puku O Te Whenua
35Neville Chamberlain [55] Banks Peninsula
36Renton Maclauchlan [41] Mana
37Eleanor Goodall [26] Hamilton West
38Geoff Winter [44] Rotorua
39Lindsay Priest [42] Hamilton East
40Barry Pepperell
41Enosa Auva'a [30] Hunua

Ethnic Minority

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1Robert Hum
2Vinod Kumar Sharma
3Glen van der Boon-Brayshaw
4Pathic Vyas
5Marcial R Eleazar
6Tin Yau Chan
7Seth Dalgleish
8Christine Wong
9Navinbhai Parbhubhai Patel
10Rajiv Sood
11Lindsay Harris

Green Society

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Simon Reeves [8] Auckland Central
2Peter Whitmore [6] Tāmaki
3Merete Molving [29] Northcote
4Hans Grueber [49] Waitakere
5Sam Cunningham [24] Epsom
6Vic Albion Rodney
7Bryan Pippen
8Colin Amery [37] Manurewa
9Stephanie Urlich
10Bradley Heising [3] North Shore
11Jacqueline Tong

Mana Māori Movement

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Angeline Greensill [19] Te Tai Hauāuru
2 Tame Iti [56] Te Tai Rawhiti
3Moana Sinclair
4 Hone Harawira
5Mereana Pitman
6David Gilgin
7Jackie Amohanga [63] Taranaki-King Country
8 Ken Mair [5] Te Puku O Te Whenua
9Joyce Te Hemara Maipi
10Oneroa Pihema
11Te Anau Tuiono
12Waiariki Grace [2] Wellington Central
13Jim Perry
14Diane Prince
15Kelly Pene
16Raimona
17Mere Grant
18Jack John Smith

McGillicuddy Serious

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1Mark Servian [51] Bay of Plenty
2Penni Bousfield
3Paull Cooke
4K T Julian [61] Te Tai Tokerau
5Robyn West [17] Clutha-Southland
6Steve Richards [7] West Coast-Tasman
7Val Smith [48] Rodney
8Bernard Smith [29] Northcote
9Paul Smith
10Greg Smith [40] Rongotai
11Gavin Smith
12Wendy Howard
13Justine Francis [42] Hamilton East
14Doug Mackie [15] Dunedin North
15Grant Knowles
16Marc de Boer
17Swami Anand Hasyo [63] Taranaki-King Country
18Peter Caldwell [26] Hamilton West
19Tim Owens [62] Nelson
20Adrian Holroyd [44] Rotorua
21Johnny Wharton [4] Ohariu-Belmont
22Craig Beere [13] Karapiro
23Paul Beere
24William Beere
25Mike Legge [10] Otago
26Adrienne Carthew
27Ross Gardner [2] Wellington Central
28Graeme Minchin
29Grant Prankered [41] Mana
30Derek Craig [37] Manurewa
31Alastair McGlinchy [12] Hutt South
32Vanessa Carnevale
33Rodney Hansen [47] Kaikoura
34Brent T Soper
35Dave Dick [38] Taupo
36Alastair Ramsden [8] Auckland Central
37Judy van den Yssel-Richards
38Barry Bryant
39Beth Holland
40Rory Cathcart
41Richard Griffiths
42Kerry Hoole [24] Epsom
43Heidi Borchardt
44Peter Clark
45Nick Harper [52] Wigram
46Carly Taylor
47Dale Magnus Taylor [35] Northland
48Anthony Hobbs [45] Invercargill
49Cassandra Church
50Julia Johnson [59] Owairaka
51Jono Baddiley
52Johana Sanders
53Brett Robinson
54Geoff Burnett
55Leanne Ireland
56Tim Foster
57Gary Young [32] Coromandel
58Karen Nicholas
59Layton
60Anna Murray
61Phil Clayton [46] Christchurch East
62Mark Baxter
63Toni-Ann Alsop
64David Sutcliffe [21] Port Waikato
65 Graeme Cairns [64] Tauranga

Natural Law

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1Bryan Lee [24] Epsom
2David Lovell-Smith [55] Banks Peninsula
3John Hodgson [23] Pakuranga
4 John Cleary [42] Hamilton East
5Mere Austin [61] Te Tai Tokerau
6Penelope Donovan [4] Ohariu-Belmont
7Gail Pianta [3] North Shore
8Mark Watts [8] Auckland Central
9Guy Hatchard [9] Whangarei
10Tony Martin [18] Palmerston North
11Warwick Jones [52] Wigram
12Graeme Kettle [6] Tāmaki
13Judy Boock [54] Waipareira
14Daniel Meares [2] Wellington Central
15Richard Moreham [40] Rongotai
16lan Gaustad [33] Otaki
17Mimousse Hodgson [32] Coromandel
18Bruce Brown [39] Wairarapa
19Mary-Anne McGregor [15] Dunedin North
20Graeme Lodge [27] Maungakiekie
21Mike Barthelmeh [53] Waimakariri
22Kevin O'Brien [29] Northcote
23Inga Schader [28] Dunedin South
24Lynne Patterson [56] Te Tai Rawhiti
25Kay Morgan [49] Waitakere
26Tom Hopwood [14] Albany
27Martyn Ouseley [11] Tukituki
28Andrew Sanderson [16] Ilam
29Bruce Sowry [31] New Plymouth
30Sean O'Connor [46] Christchurch East
31Raymond Cain [25] Christchurch Central
32Ian Levingston [20] Napier
33Greg Dodds [58] Manukau East
34Carolyn Drake [10] Otago
35Raylene Lodge
36Angela Wood [48] Rodney
37Grant Bilyard
38Frank Gwynne [44] Rotorua
39Michelle McGregor [62] Nelson
40Helen Treadwell [64] Tauranga
41Mark Rayner [7] West Coast-Tasman
42Selwyn Austin
43Kevin Harvey [36] Whanganui
44Ken Thomas [19] Te Tai Hauāuru
45Mike Dunn [26] Hamilton West
46John Blatchford [50] Rangitikei
47Belinda Hills [13] Karapiro
48Tim Irwin [5] Te Puku O Te Whenua
49Wayne Shepherd [41] Mana
50Faye McLaren [37] Manurewa
51Royal Van der Werf [60] Aoraki
52Martin Davy [59] Owairaka
53Jan Flynn [38] Taupo
54Gilbert Urquhart [17] Clutha-Southland
55Ian Smillie [34] Rakaia
56Andrew Davy
57Leigh Bush [35] Northland
58Anne Brigid [47] Kaikoura
59Joanna Greig [63] Taranaki-King Country
60Angela Slade [12] Hutt South
61Jacque Hughes [45] Invercargill
62Lew Cormack [51] Bay of Plenty
63Les McGrath [66] New Lynn
64Rhonda Comins [21] Port Waikato
65Lynne Lee

Conservatives

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Trevor Rogers [58] Howick Manukau East Red x.svgN Lost seat
2Margaret McHugh [10] Otago
3Eric Werder [36] Whanganui
4Dennis Quirke [44] Rotorua
5Bob Vine [38] Taupo
6David Gettins
7Simone Graham
8David Lean
9Steve Howard
10Hohn Bracey
11John Tinsley
12Bill Perry
13Carmel Crowe
14Bruce Herbert
15Merv Jull
16Craig Lewis
17Tom Maunder
18Jim Howard [50] Rangitikei
19Arthur French
20Jerry Hohneck

Superannuitants and Youth

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 John Cronin [49] Waitakere
2Trevor Gilligan [3] North Shore
3Jack Powell [12] Hutt South
4Leslie Stroud [42] Hamilton East
5Karen Kirk
6Peter Little
7Bernon Bryne
8Kathleen Collinge
9Douglas Milne
10Donald Chapman
11Cyril Murphy
12Kenneth Crafar

Progressive Greens

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Rob Fenwick [24] Epsom
2Gary Taylor
3Alison Davis [2] Wellington Central
4Mark Bellingham [49] Waitakere
5Laurence Boomert [8] Auckland Central
6Rodger Spiller [6] Tāmaki
7Gwenny Davis [7] West Coast-Tasman
8Eithne Hanley
9Peter Lee [29] Northcote
10 Guy Salmon
11David Green [41] Mana
12Matthew Horrocks [39] Wairarapa
13Chris Marshall
14Bob McKegg
15Kevin Prime [35] Northland

Te Tawharau

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Willie Coates [56] Te Tai Rawhiti
2Koro Wikeepa
3Hawea Vercoe [44] Rotorua
4John Maihi [5] Te Puku O Te Whenua
5Steven Te Kani [64] Tauranga
6Rangitukehu Paora [51] Bay of Plenty

Libertarianz

RankNameIncumbencyContesting electorateInitial resultsLater changes
1 Lindsay Perigo [24] Epsom
2 Deborah Coddington
3Ian Fraser
4Peter Cresswell
5Peter Eichmann
6Keith Patterson
7John Calvert
8Simon Fraser
9Nikolas Haden [2] Wellington Central
10Jessica Weddell
11Glenn Jameson
12Paul Rousell
13William Trolove
14Scott Barnett
15Robert White
16Andrew Ayling
17Anna Woolf
18Paul Hendry
19Don Rowberry
20Derek McGovern
21Barbara Jury
22Philip Petch
23Theo Van Oostrom
24Jackie Van Oostrom

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