Party lists in the 1999 New Zealand general election

Last updated October 13, 2024

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This page provides the party lists put forward in New Zealand's 1999 election. Party lists determine (in the light of proportional voting) the appointment of list MPs under the mixed-member proportional (MMP) electoral system. Only registered parties are eligible for the party vote and are required to submit party lists. Unregistered parties that are only contesting electorates do not have party lists.

Parliamentary parties

The following parties gained representation:^[1]

ACT New Zealand

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results
1	Richard Prebble	Wellington Central	Wellington Central	1	0	Y Elected from list
2	Ken Shirley	List		3	+1	Y Elected from list
3	Stephen Franks		Rongotai	—	—	Y Elected from list
4	Donna Awatere Huata	List	Auckland Central	4	0	Y Elected from list
5	Rodney Hide	List	Epsom	7	+2	Y Elected from list
6	Owen Jennings	List	Taranaki-King Country	6	0	Y Elected from list
7	Muriel Newman	List	Whangarei	8	+1	Y Elected from list
8	Penny Webster		Rodney	—	—	Y Elected from list
9	Gerry Eckhoff		Otago	—	—	Y Elected from list
10	Heather Roy			—	—
11	Dick Quax		Pakuranga	—	—
12	Kathryn Asare		Ohariu-Belmont	—	—
13	Max Whitehead		Mount Roskill	—	—
14	Andrew Davies		Karapiro	—	—
15	Hilary Calvert		Dunedin North	—	—
16	Alex Wong		Northcote	—	—
17	Nigel Mattison		Ilam	15	-2
18	Bruce Howat		Waitakere	—	—
19	Mike Steeneveld		Albany	14	-5
20	Coral Wong			—	—
21	John Ormond		Tukituki	10	-11
22	Charles Lowndes		Manukau East	—	—
23	Christopher Milne		Hutt South	11	-12
24	Angus Ogilvie		Maungakiekie	28	+4
25	Michael Coote			—	—
26	Brett Ambler		Otaki	—	—
27	Vijaya Charan			—	—
28	Katharine Sillars		Christchurch Central	22	-6
29	Matt McInnes		Invercargill	—	—
30	Lech Beltowski		Manurewa	—	—
31	Alex Swney		Tamaki	—	—
32	Ian Carline		Port Waikato	—	—
33	Moira Irving		New Plymouth	—	—
34	Daniel King		Mount Albert	—	—
35	Richard Cox		West Coast-Tasman	—	—
36	John Thompson		Hunua	40	+4
37	Paul King		Banks Peninsula	—	—
38	Reg Turner			56	+18
39	Graham Hewett		Kaikoura	—	—
40	John Morrison		Clutha-Southland	—	—
41	Malcolm Spark		Waimakariri	—	—
42	Glen Cowie		Wigram	—	—
43	Alan Beecham		Christchurch East	—	—
44	Dean Richardson		Aoraki	37	-7
45	Alan Wood			—	—
46	Willie Martin		Dunedin South	—	—
47	Ian Swan		East Coast	—	—
48	Andrew Power		Rakaia	—	—
49	Lynne Cook		Bay of Plenty	—	—
50	Lynley McKerrow			—	—
51	Gavin Denby		Hamilton East	—	—
52	Barbara Steinijans		Titirangi	—	—
53	Ria Gray-Lock		Northland	—	—
54	Morris Hey		Whanganui	—	—
55	Jean Thompson		Rangitikei	—	—
56	Paul Booth		Wairarapa	—	—
57	Trevor West			—	—
58	Mel Chandler		Napier	—	—
59	John Peters		Te Tai Tonga	—	—
60	Darryl Ward		Mana	—	—
61	Wayne Harris		Te Atatu	—	—
62	Stephen Kidby		Palmerston North	—	—
63	William Tripe			—	—
64	Kati Unuia			—	—
65	Garry Mallett		Hamilton West	27	-38

Alliance

Rank	Name	Component Party	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results
1	Jim Anderton	NewLabour	Wigram	Wigram	1	0	Y Won Wigram
2	Sandra Lee	Mana Motuhake	List	Auckland Central	2	0	Y Elected from list
3	Matt Robson	NewLabour	List	Maungakiekie	7	+4	Y Elected from list
4	John Wright	Democrats	List	Waimakariri	4	0	Y Elected from list
5	Phillida Bunkle	none	List		9	+4	Y Elected from list
6	Laila Harré	NewLabour	List	Te Atatu	8	+2	Y Elected from list
7	Grant Gillon	Democrats	List	Northcote	11	+4	Y Elected from list
8	Liz Gordon	NewLabour	List	Christchurch Central	13	+5	Y Elected from list
9	Willie Jackson	Mana Motuhake		Hauraki Maori	20	+11	Y Elected from list
10	Kevin Campbell	NewLabour		Taranaki-King Country	48	+38	Y Elected from list
11	Mark Ryan	NewLabour		Dunedin South	—	—
12	Heather-Ann McConachy	Democrats		Albany	18	+6
13	Des Ratima	Mana Motuhake		Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	—	—
14	Dave Macpherson	NewLabour		Hamilton West	14	0
15	Gerard Hehir	NewLabour		Palmerston North	28	+13
16	Moira Ann Lawler	NewLabour		Mana	46	+30
17	Finau Kolo	-		Mangere	—	—
18	Trevor Barnard	Democrats		Pakuranga	29	+11
19	Tricia Cutforth	-		Whangarei	—	—
20	Tekarehana Wicks	-		Tauranga	—	—
21	Robin Gwynn	NewLabour		Napier	53	+32
22	Stephnie de Ruyter	Democrats		Invercargill	—	—
23	Vernon Tile	NewLabour		Rongotai	33	+10
24	Vern Winitana	Mana Motuhake		Te Tai Tonga	—	—
25	Sarah Martin	-		Mount Roskill	—	—
26	Brendan Tracey	Democrats		Rimutaka	55	+29
27	Cathy Casey	NewLabour		Wairarapa	—	—
28	Jill Ovens	NewLabour		Mount Albert	—	—
29	Deb Frederikse	Democrats		Whanganui	—	—
30	Tony Bird	NewLabour		Coromandel	—	—
31	Rebecca Matthews	-		Ohariu-Belmont	—	—
32	Mary O'Connor	-		Nelson	—	—
33	Gavin Maclean	-		East Coast	—	—
34	Dion Martin	NewLabour		Rangitikei	—	—
35	Evana Belich	-		Titirangi	—	—
36	Mike Treen	NewLabour		Waitakere	—	—
37	John Pemberton	Democrats		Karapiro	57	+20
38	Peter Jamieson	-		Hamilton East	—	—
39	David Wilson	Democrats		Northland	—	—
40	Donna Pokere-Phillips	-		Port Waikato	—	—
41	Harry Alchin-Smith	Democrats		Tukituki	41	0
42	Bonnie Johnstone	-		New Plymouth	—	—
43	Janice Graham	-		Hunua	—	—
44	Te Pare Joseph	Mana Motuhake			58	+14
45	Rewi James	Mana Motuhake			54	+9
46	Anna Sutherland	-		Rodney	—	—
47	Lois Griffiths	-		Ilam	—	—
48	Quentin Findlay	NewLabour		Dunedin North	—	—
49	Peter Conrad Romanovsky	-		Tamaki	—	—
50	Gordon Parr	-		Hutt South	—	—
51	Lynley Simmons	Democrats		Aoraki	—	—
52	Wayne Morris	Democrats		Taupo	—	—
53	Maevis Watson	NewLabour		Banks Peninsula	—	—
54	Lindsay Mehrtens	-		Kaikoura	—	—
55	John Neill	Liberal		Bay of Plenty	—	—
56	Bruce Holm	-		Manukau East	—	—
57	Pirihira Kaio	-		Rotorua	—	—
58	Paul Piesse	NewLabour		Christchurch East	—	—
59	Bill Mockridge	-			—	—
60	Patrick Rooney	-			—	—

Green Party

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results
1	Jeanette Fitzsimons	List	Coromandel	(Alliance: 3)	+2	Y Won Coromandel
2	Rod Donald	List	Banks Peninsula	(Alliance: 10)	+8	Y Elected from list
3	Ian Ewen-Street		Kaikoura	(Alliance: 52)	+49	Y Elected from list
4	Sue Bradford		Rodney	—	—	Y Elected from list
5	Nándor Tánczos		Auckland Central	(Legalise Cannabis: 5)	0	Y Elected from list
6	Sue Kedgley			—	—	Y Elected from list
7	Keith Locke			(Alliance: 24)	+17	Y Elected from list
8	Mike Ward		Nelson	(Alliance: 47)	+39
9	Janine McVeagh		Northland	—	—
10	Richard Davies		West Coast-Tasman	(Alliance: 49)	+39
11	Judy Bischoff			—	—
12	Danna Glendining			(Alliance: 30)	+18
13	Janet McVeagh		Epsom	—	—
14	Caron Zillwood		Ohariu-Belmont	—	—
15	Evan Alty		Ilam	—	—
16	Michael Tritt		Dunedin North	—	—
17	Rex Verity		Rakaia	(Alliance: 32)	+15
18	Laurence Boomert		Wairarapa	(Progressive Greens: 5)	-13
19	David Clendon		Waitakere	—	—
20	Brendan Hoare			—	—
21	Lynne Dempsey		Rotorua	—	—
22	Frankie Dean		Wigram	—	—
23	Diana Pennel		Christchurch Central	—	—
24	Don Murray		Rimutaka	—	—
25	Diana Mellor			—	—
26	Angie Denby		Napier	—	—
27	Stephen Abel		Titirangi	—	—
28	Craig Potton			—	—
29	Celia Wade-Brown			(Alliance: 44)	+15
30	Toni Atkinson			—	—
31	Karen Summerhays		Tauranga	—	—
32	Jeremy Hall			—	—
33	Deb Harding			—	—
34	Ruth Gardner			—	—
35	Pat McNamara			—	—
36	Wayne Parsonson			—	—
37	Pid Direen		Otago	—	—
38	Clive Taylor			—	—
39	Bera MacClement		Albany	—	—
40	Cliff Mason		Hutt South	—	—
41	Dianne Gillard			—	—
42	Rich Wernham		Rongotai	—	—
43	James Baynton			—	—
44	Craig Carson		Invercargill	—	—
45	Jane Wells		Northcote	—	—
46	Chris Marshall			(Progressive Greens: 13)	-33
47	David Rose		Pakuranga	—	—
48	Robert Cawte			—	—
49	Olive Gallagher		Port Waikato	—	—
50	Chris Hay		Mount Roskill	—	—
51	Jon Carapiet		Maungakiekie	—	—
52	Nick Fisher		Taupo	—	—
53	Jim Valley			—	—
54	Greg Sawyer			—	—

Labour Party

The Labour Party had 60 candidates on their list.

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results
1	Helen Clark	Owairaka	Mount Albert	1	0	Y Won Mount Albert
2	Michael Cullen	Dunedin South		2	0	Y Elected from list
3	Steve Maharey	Palmerston North	Palmerston North	—	—	Y Won Palmerston North
4	Annette King	Rongotai	Rongotai	6	+2	Y Won Rongotai
5	Dover Samuels	List	Te Tai Tokerau	3	-2	Y Won Te Tai Tokerau
6	Jonathan Hunt	List	Waitakere	7	+1	Y Elected from list
7	Phil Goff	New Lynn	Mount Roskill	—	—	Y Won Mount Roskill
8	Lianne Dalziel	List	Christchurch East	4	-4	Y Won Christchurch East
9	Margaret Wilson		Tauranga	—	—	Y Elected from list
10	Nanaia Mahuta	List	Te Tai Hauāuru	8	-2	Y Won Te Tai Hauāuru
11	Jim Sutton	Aoraki	Aoraki	18	+7	Y Won Aoraki
12	Trevor Mallard	Hutt South	Hutt South	—	—	Y Won Hutt South
13	Pete Hodgson	Dunedin North	Dunedin North	30	+17	Y Won Dunedin North
14	Taito Phillip Field	Mangere	Mangere	—	—	Y Won Mangere
15	Ruth Dyson	List	Banks Peninsula	19	+4	Y Won Banks Peninsula
16	Tariana Turia	List		16	0	Y Elected from list
17	Graham Kelly	Mana	Mana	13	-4	Y Won Mana
18	Mark Burton	Taupo	Taupo	10	-8	Y Won Taupo
19	Judith Tizard	Auckland Central	Auckland Central	11	-8	Y Won Auckland Central
20	Mark Gosche	List	Maungakiekie	5	-15	Y Won Maungakiekie
21	Judy Keall	Otaki	Otaki	—	—	Y Won Otaki
22	Dianne Yates	List	Hamilton East	16	-6	Y Elected from list
23	Marian Hobbs	List	Wellington Central	12	-11	Y Won Wellington Central
24	Jill Pettis	Whanganui	Whanganui	14	-10	Y Won Whanganui
25	Parekura Horomia		Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	—	—	Y Won Ikaroa-Rāwhiti
26	Paul Swain	Rimutaka	Rimutaka	—	—	Y Won Rimutaka
27	Mark Peck	Invercargill	Invercargill	21	-6	Y Won Invercargill
28	Janet Mackey	Mahia	East Coast	17	-11	Y Won East Coast
29	Harry Duynhoven	New Plymouth	New Plymouth	—	—	Y Won New Plymouth
30	Helen Duncan	List	North Shore	22	-8	Y Elected from list
31	Rick Barker	Tukituki	Tukituki	28	-3	Y Won Tukituki
32	Joe Hawke	List		15	-17	Y Elected from list
33	Winnie Laban			—	—	Y Elected from list
34	Chris Carter	(Former MP)	Te Atatu	—	—	Y Won Te Atatu
35	Ann Hartley		Northcote	47	+12	Y Won Northcote
36	Lynne Pillay		Tamaki	—	—
37	John Blincoe	(Former MP)		23	-14
38	George Eru			—	—
39	Georgina Beyer		Wairarapa	—	—	Y Won Wairarapa
40	Lili Tuioti			—	—
41	Ashraf Choudhary			—	—
42	Brenda Lowe-Johnson			—	—
43	Steve Chadwick		Rotorua	—	—	Y Won Rotorua
44	Lesley Soper		Clutha-Southland	33	-11
45	Gordon Duncan			—	—
46	Mita Ririnui		Waiariki	—	—	Y Won Waiariki
47	Denise Jelicich		Whangarei	—	—
48	Warren Lindberg			—	—
49	Derek Best		Ohariu-Belmont	—	—
50	Josie Karanga			—	—
51	Tuipoloa Evan Charlton			—	—
52	David Cunliffe		Titirangi	—	—	Y Won Titirangi
53	David Benson-Pope		Dunedin South	—	—	Y Won Dunedin South
54	Terry Hughes		Bay of Plenty	—	—
55	Lindsay Rea			—	—
56	Glen Cameron			—	—
57	Kenneth Barclay			—	—
58	Margaret Hawkeswood		Coromandel	—	—
59	Tapihana Shelford			—	—
60	Hamish McCracken		Albany	—	—
61	Val Dearman		Otago	—	—
62	David Shearer			—	—
63	Lynette Stutz			35	-28
64	Max Purnell			—	—
65	Yani Johanson			—	—

National Party

The National Party had 64 candidates on their list.

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Jenny Shipley	Rakaia	Rakaia	4	+3	Y Won Rakaia
2	Wyatt Creech	Wairarapa		12	+10	Y Elected from list
3	Don McKinnon	List		2	-1	Y Elected from list	N Left parliament in 2000
4	Bill English	Clutha-Southland	Clutha-Southland	9	+5	Y Won Clutha-Southland
5	Lockwood Smith	Rodney	Rodney	8	+3	Y Won Rodney
6	Georgina te Heuheu	List		7	+1	Y Elected from list
7	Roger Sowry	List	Otaki	15	+8	Y Elected from list
8	Nick Smith	Nelson	Nelson	30	+22	Y Won Nelson
9	Tony Ryall	Bay of Plenty	Bay of Plenty	29	+20	Y Won Bay of Plenty
10	Belinda Vernon	Maungakiekie	Maungakiekie	18	+8	Y Elected from list
11	Pansy Wong	List		26	+15	Y Elected from list
12	Simon Upton	List		11	-1	Y Elected from list	N Left parliament in 2001
13	Maurice Williamson	Pakuranga	Pakuranga	20	+7	Y Won Pakuranga
14	John Luxton	Karapiro		33	+19	Y Elected from list
15	Max Bradford	Rotorua	Rotorua	—	—	Y Elected from list
16	John Carter	Northland	Northland	34	+18	Y Won Northland
17	Doug Kidd	Kaikoura		14	-3	Y Elected from list
18	Annabel Young	List		28	+10	Y Elected from list
19	Eric Roy	List	Invercargill	23	+4	Y Elected from list
20	Anne Tolley		Napier	—	—	Y Elected from list
21	David Carter	Banks Peninsula	Banks Peninsula	41	+20	Y Elected from list
22	Bob Simcock	Hamilton West	Hamilton West	45	+23	Y Elected from list
23	Katherine Rich		Dunedin North	—	—	Y Elected from list
24	Marie Hasler	Waitakere	Titirangi	27	+3	Y Elected from list
25	Arthur Anae	List		19	-6	N Lost seat	Y Replaced Don McKinnon in 2000
26	Alec Neill	List		31	+5	N Lost seat	Y Replaced Simon Upton in 2001
27	Katherine O'Regan	List	Tauranga	10	-17	N Lost seat
28	Mark Thomas		Mana	49	+21
29	Phil Raffills		Mount Roskill	46	+17
30	Kerry Prendergast			—	—
31	Martin Poulson			—	—
32	Gavan Herlihy	Otago	Otago	57	+25	Y Won Otago
33	Wayne Mapp	North Shore	North Shore	58	+25	Y Won North Shore
34	Brian Neeson	Waipareira	Waitakere	35	+1	Y Won Waitakere
35	Shane Ardern	Taranaki-King Country	Taranaki-King Country	—	—	Y Won Taranaki-King Country
36	Gerry Brownlee	Ilam	Ilam	47	+11	Y Won Ilam
37	Simon Power		Rangitikei	—	—	Y Won Rangitikei
38	Paul Hutchison		Port Waikato	—	—	Y Won Port Waikato
39	David Steele		Taupo	—	—
40	Dale Stephens		Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	—	—
41	Angus McKay		Wigram	—	—
42	Phil Heatley		Whangarei	—	—	Y Won Whangarei
43	Paul Henry		Wairarapa	—	—
44	Richard Worth		Epsom	—	—	Y Won Epsom
45	Chester Borrows		Whanganui	—	—
46	George Ngatai		Waiariki	—	—
47	Enosa Auva'a		Manurewa	(Christian Coalition: 41)	-6
48	Bret Bestic			—	—
49	Rod O'Beirne		West Coast-Tasman	—	—
50	Wayne Marriott		Aoraki	—	—
51	Stephen Rainbow			—	—
52	Tim Macindoe			(United New Zealand: 11)	-41
53	George Kahi			—	—
54	Larry White		Tukituki	—	—
55	Ken Yee		Manukau East	64	+9
56	Lynda Scott		Kaikoura	—	—	Y Won Kaikoura
57	Matthew Parkinson		East Coast	—	—
58	Dawn Honeybun			—	—
59	George Halligan		Palmerston North	—	—
60	Grant McCallum			—	—
61	Peggy Burrows			—	—
62	Toni Millar			—	—
63	Noelene Buckland		Mount Albert	—	—
64	Stuart Boag		Rongotai	54	-10

New Zealand First

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results
1	Winston Peters	Tauranga	Tauranga	1	0	Y Won Tauranga
2	Peter Brown	List	Bay of Plenty	13	+11	Y Elected from list
3	Brian Donnelly	List	Whangarei	6	+3	Y Elected from list
4	Ron Mark	List	Waimakariri	11	+7	Y Elected from list
5	Doug Woolerton	List	Hamilton East	8	+3	Y Elected from list
6	Ian Walker		Northland	—	—
7	Suzanne Bruce		Rangitikei	—	—
8	Andrew Gin		Ilam	—	—
9	Josie Anderson		Hauraki Maori	—	—
10	Gilbert Myles	List	Maungakiekie	15	+5	N Lost seat
11	Jonathan Mosen		Wellington Central	—	—
12	Kahukore Baker		Waiariki	—	—
13	Chris Comesky		Mount Roskill	—	—
14	Allan Wise		Invercargill	—	—
15	Rob Harris		Wairarapa	—	—
16	David Fowler		Port Waikato	—	—
17	Chris Rivers		Kaikoura	—	—
18	Pat O'Dea		West Coast-Tasman	—	—
19	Pita Paraone		Pakuranga	—	—
20	Robyn McDonald	List	Coromandel	14	-6	N Lost seat
21	Bill Woods		Rakaia	—	—
22	Jenny Bloxham	List	Dunedin South	5	-17	N Lost seat
23	Graham Adams		Whanganui	—	—
24	Dave Mackie		Clutha-Southland	—	—
25	Bill Gudgeon		Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	—	—
26	Anaru George		Te Tai Tokerau	—	—
27	Robert Dixon		Rotorua	—	—
28	Gordon Stewart		Karapiro	—	—
29	Anne Martin		Rodney	—	—
30	Brent Catchpole		Epsom	—	—
31	Charlie Crofts		Banks Peninsula	—	—
32	Lorraine Anderson		Te Tai Hauāuru	—	—
33	John Ballantyne		Christchurch Central	—	—
34	Jerry Hohepa		Māngere	—	—
35	Joy Brett		Albany	—	—
36	Dilip Rupa		Auckland Central	—	—
37	Edwin Perry		Hutt South	—	—
38	Raymond Hina		Rongotai	—	—
39	Dawn Mullins		Titirangi	52	+13
40	Mae Neuman		New Plymouth	—	—

United NZ Party

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results
1	Peter Dunne	Ohariu-Belmont	Ohariu-Belmont	3	+2	Y Won Ohariu-Belmont
2	Mike Sheppard			—	—
3	Aditya Prakash Kashyap			—	—
4	Ram Prakash			—	—
5	Jim Howard		Rangitikei	(Conservatives: 18)	+13
6	Woon Kim			—	—
7	Graham Butterworth		Mana	18	+11
8	Kookie Samin			—	—
9	Rehana Qureshi		Mount Roskill	—	—
10	Colin Jackson		West Coast-Tasman	—	—
11	Steven Bright		Rongotai	14	+3
12	Maata Fuimaono			—	—
13	Frank Owen		Hutt South	13	0
14	Gray Phillips		Whangarei	29	+15
15	Bryan Mockridge			20	+5
16	John Hubscher		Te Atatu	26	+10
17	Kent Clark		Wellington Central	—	—
18	Yousuf Qureshi		Mount Roskill	—	—
19	Murray Callister		Northcote	—	—
20	Atiqur Rahman			—	—
21	Pathik Vyas			(Ethnic Minority: 4)	-17
22	Seyed Hosseni			—	—

Unsuccessful registered parties

The following registered parties did not gain representation:^[2]

Animals First

Rank	Name	Previous rank	Change
1	Alistar Mckellow	7	+6
2	Adrienne Hall	—	—
3	Susan Walker	2	-1
4	Terri Walsh	3	-1
5	Bettina Brown	—	—
6	Brenda Walker	—	—
7	Janice Strong	—	—
8	Jan Cumming	—	—
9	Peter Crosse	6	-3
10	Neville Lynch	—	—

Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party

Rank	Name	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change
1	Michael Appleby	Wellington Central	1	0
2	Allan Webb	Tukituki	—	—
3	Kevin O’Connell	Waimakariri	—	—
4	David Moore	Mana	—	—
5	Jeanette Saxby	West Coast-Tasman	—	—
6	Caleb Armstrong	Epsom	—	—
7	Paul Mcmullan	Dunedin North	—	—
8	Brian Jensen	Rimutaka	—	—
9	Mike Britnell	Christchurch East	—	—
10	Daya Moi		—	—
11	Kerry Gooch		—	—
12	Evelyn Adele Shingleton		—	—
13	Teresa Aporo		—	—
14	Christine Mitchell	Aoraki	—	—
15	Daniel Hovell		—	—
16	Benjamin Clark	Rongotai	—	—
17	Riki Joyce		—	—

Christian Heritage Party

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results
1	Graham Capill			(Christian Coalition: 2)	+1
2	Philip Sherry			—	—
3	Ewen McQueen		Epsom	(Christian Coalition: 4)	+1
4	Gael Donoghue		Whanganui	(Christian Coalition: 11)	+7
5	John Bryant		Christchurch Central	—	—
6	Frank Grover	List	Tauranga	(Alliance: 5)	-1	N Lost seat
7	Rosemarie Thomas		Hutt South	(Christian Coalition: 15)	+8
8	Vic Jarvis		Rangitikei	(Christian Coalition: 20)	+12
9	Tuhi Vahaakolo		Hauraki Maori	—	—
10	Dick Holland		Auckland Central	—	—
11	David Parlour		Coromandel	—	—
12	Grant Bradfield		Clutha-Southland	(Christian Coalition: 6)	-6
13	Rosemary Francis		Banks Peninsula	(Christian Coalition: 22)	+9
14	Barrie Paterson		Mount Roskill	(Christian Coalition: 26)	+12
15	Chris Salt		Ohariu-Belmont	—	—
16	Helma Vermeulen		Rimutaka	(Christian Coalition: 24)	+8
17	Nick Barber		Nelson	(Christian Coalition: 18)	+1
18	Robin Corner		Otaki	(Christian Coalition: 14)	-4
19	Mike Lloyd		Wairarapa	(Christian Coalition: 10)	-9
20	Madeleine Flannagan		Hamilton East	—	—
21	Max Shierlaw		Rongotai	—	—
22	McGregor Simpson		Aoraki	—	—
23	Geoff Francis		Ilam	(Christian Coalition: 32)	+9
24	Jim Prime		Te Tai Tokerau	—	—
25	Mary Paki			—	—
26	Mark Munroe		Northcote	—	—
27	Derek Blight		West Coast-Tasman	—	—
28	Judith Phillips		Christchurch East	(Christian Coalition: 29)	+1
29	Renton Maclauchlan		Mana	(Christian Coalition: 36)	+7
30	Mike Ferguson		Otago	—	—
31	Rod Harris		Whangarei	—	—
32	David Simpkin		Manukau East	—	—
33	John Tonson		Palmerston North	—	—
34	Steve Williams			—	—
35	Margaret Burgess		Tukituki	—	—
36	Barry Pepperell		Pakuranga	(Christian Coalition: 40)	+4
37	Martin Reid		Rakaia	—	—
38	Uaita Levi		Manurewa	—	—
39	Eleanor Goodall		Hamilton West	(Christian Coalition: 37)	-2
40	Richard Rangihuna		East Coast	—	—
41	Leona Emberson-Ready		Wellington Central	—	—
42	Joyce Stevens		Bay of Plenty	—	—
43	Ken Moore		Wigram	—	—
44	Ross Prichard		Rotorua	—	—
45	Tony Corbett		Albany	—	—
46	Ned Jack		Northland	—	—
47	Mark Jones		Taranaki-King Country	—	—
48	Don Moore		Kaikoura	—	—
49	Gavin Hockly		Karapiro	—	—
50	Diane Taylor		Mount Albert	—	—
51	Russell Zwies		Invercargill	—	—
52	Steve Panapa		Māngere	—	—
53	Bob Davis		Napier	—	—
54	Tony Brebner		Rodney	—	—
55	Mary-Anne Gladwell		North Shore	—	—
56	John van der Zee		Taupo	—	—
57	Ken Andrew		Hunua	—	—
58	Murray Pirret		Te Atatu	—	—
59	Jeannette Shramka		Te Tai Hauāuru	—	—
60	Grant Peck		Titirangi	—	—
61	Hasko Starrenberg			—	—
62	Victor Grubi		Tamaki	—	—
63	David Harris		Dunedin North	—	—
64	John Streekstra		Dunedin South	—	—

Freedom Movement

Rank	Name	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change
1	Jennifer Waitai-Rapana	Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	—	—
2	Lei Graham	Te Tai Hauāuru	—	—
3	Kororia Ettie Rawinia (Abraham) Aperahama	Hauraki Maori	—	—
4	Miiria Macushla Mako		—	—
5	Helen Te Uruiria Wepiha-Tai	Waiariki	—	—
6	Atareta Kapa Hills	Te Tai Tokerau	—	—
7	Arahi R Hagger		—	—
8	Priscilla Ann Maxwell		—	—
9	Trevor Sorenson		—	—
10	Kevin Leonard Kapea		—	—
11	Taukiri Abraham		—	—
12	Te Rino Kotene Rapana		—	—
13	Mereana Pari		—	—
14	Myna Yvonne Rangiamohia Paraha-Richmond		—	—
15	Chrissie B Zurcher		—	—
16	Carol Grace Arnold		—	—
17	Whare Ngarare Mehana		—	—
18	Hone Hamiora Piripi Paki		—	—
19	Annette Christine Paki		—	—
20	Wiremu Abraham		—	—
21	Donna Louise Plumridge		—	—
22	Jaaron Turei Moore		—	—
23	Florence Plumridge		—	—
24	Whetu-Ote-Ata Aranui		—	—
25	Okeroa Denise Waitai		—	—
26	Tutere Tai		—	—
27	William Ernest Abraham		—	—
28	Mary-Anne Waitai		—	—
29	Te Wairangi (Lavinia) Pere		—	—
30	Michelle Ngauta Wroe		—	—
31	Bill Nathan Piriwiritua Thompson		—	—
32	Te Kura (Edward) Pairama		—	—
33	Jared Steve Abbott		—	—
34	Catherine Chisholm		—	—
35	Vanessa Tewaa Rangitakatu		—	—
36	Te Aira Nyman		—	—
37	John Haki Huia		—	—
38	Maraea Mere Hapi-Crowe		—	—
39	Kim Sonia Maxwell		—	—
40	Tina Mouri Johnston-Downs		—	—

Future New Zealand

Rank	Name	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change
1	Anthony Walton	Wellington Central	—	—
2	David Brown		—	—
3	Murray Smith		(Christian Coalition: 13)	+10
4	Geoffrey Hounsell	Rimutaka	(Christian Coalition: 12)	+8
5	Grant Bowater	Palmerston North	(Christian Coalition: 16)	+11
6	Kanui Hiha	Napier	—	—
7	Daryl Gregory	Christchurch Central	—	—
8	Kevin Harper	Ilam	(Christian Coalition: 17)	+9
9	Larry Baldock	Tauranga	—	—
10	Yvonne Palmer	Waimakariri	—	—
11	Robert Wheeler	Albany	—	—
12	Tom Smithers	New Plymouth	—	—
13	David Ogden	Hutt South	—	—
14	Judy Turner	Bay of Plenty	—	—
15	Wayne Chapman	Ohariu-Belmont	(Christian Coalition: 28)	+13
16	Julie Belding	North Shore	(Christian Coalition: 8)	-8
17	Bruce McGrail	Tamaki	—	—
18	Jason Keiller	Maungakiekie	(NZ First: 20)	+2
19	Linda Dring	Rongotai	—	—
20	Craig Hunt	Waitakere	—	—
21	Witana Murray	Te Tai Tonga	—	—
22	David Perkin	Northcote	—	—
23	Tiwha Blake	Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	—	—
24	Anne Drake	Titirangi	—	—
25	Martyn Seddon		—	—

Libertarianz

Rank	Name	Previous rank	Change
1	Lindsay Perigo	1	0
2	Richard McGrath	—	—
3	Deborah Coddington	2	-1
4	Bernard Darnton	—	—
5	Tina White	—	—
6	Peter Linton	—	—
7	Larry Timberlake	—	—
8	Sally O'Brien	—	—
9	Julian Darby	—	—
10	Chris Lewis	—	—
11	Peter Cresswell	4	-7
12	Paul McDonald	—	—
13	Anna Woolf	17	+4
14	Joy Faulkner	—	—
15	Robert Winefield	—	—
16	Scott Alsweiler	—	—
17	Keith Patterson	6	-11
18	Andrew Couper	—	—
19	Robert White	15	-4
20	Andrew Bates	—	—
21	Michael Murphy	—	—
22	Mark McCombe	—	—
23	Nikolas Haden	9	-14
24	Chris Robertson	—	—
25	Mike Webber	—	—
26	Richard Wiig	—	—
27	Russell Watkins	—	—
28	Hughes	—	—
29	Derek Bull	—	—
30	Ken Riddle	—	—

McGillicuddy Serious

Rank	Name	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change
1	Graeme Cairns	Port Waikato	65	+64
2	Leanne Ireland	Hamilton East	55	+53
3	Steve Richards	West Coast-Tasman	6	+3
4	Rodney Hansen	Kaikoura	33	+29
5	K T Julian	Rongotai	4	-1
6	Val Smith		7	+1
7	Peter Caldwell		18	+11
8	Greg Smith		10	+2
9	Donna Demente		—	—
10	Paul Smith		9	-1
11	Robyn West		5	-6
12	Adrian Holroyd		20	+8
13	Johana Sanders		52	+39
14	Cecil Murgatroyd	Christchurch Central	—	—
15	Penni Bousfield		2	-13
16	Grant Knowles		15	-1
17	Heidi Borchardt		43	+26
18	Paull Cooke		3	-15
19	Amy Ross	Wellington Central	—	—
20	Rebekah Coogan		—	—
21	Derek Craig		30	+9
22	Douglas Mackie		14	-8
23	Mark Servian		1	-22
24	Bernard Smith	Dunedin North	8	-16
25	Paul Beere		23	-2
26	Worik Stanton-Turei	Epsom	—	—
27	Metiria Turei-Stanton		(Legalise Cannabis: 4)	-23
28	Phil Clayton		61	+33
29	Megan Seawright		—	—
30	Tim Owens	Nelson	19	-11
31	Antony Deaker		—	—
32	Colin Howie		—	—
33	Adrienne Carthew		26	-7
34	Jonat Wharton	Hutt South	21	-13
35	Paula Hudson		—	—
36	Helen Thornton		—	—
37	Amy Macdonald		—	—
38	David McGregor		—	—
39	Fiona Jack		—	—
40	Michael-Garnet Holt	Tamaki	—	—
41	Philip Grimmett	Ohariu-Belmont	—	—
42	Kerry Hoole	Mount Albert	42	0
43	Toni-Ann Alsop		63	+20
44	D.J. Howard		—	—
45	John Creser	Mana	—	—
46	Maria McMillan		—	—
47	Jane Hakaria		—	—
48	Catherine Wilson		—	—
49	Nokomis		—	—
50	Dale Taylor		47	-3
51	Wendy Clease		—	—
52	Jeffrey Holdaway		—	—
53	Tricesta Engebretsen		—	—
54	Phillip Sandlant		—	—
55	Robyn Holmes		—	—
56	Ross Edgar	Rakaia	—	—
57	Serena Moran		—	—
58	Emma Smith		—	—
59	Nikki Davis		—	—
60	Andrew French		—	—
61	David Sutcliffe		64	+3
62	Daniel Mohr		—	—
63	Michael Gemmel		—	—
64	Samuel Cumming		—	—
65	Karl Hewlett		—	—

Mana Maori Movement

Rank	Name	Component Party	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results
1	Tame Iti	—		Auckland Central	2	+1
2	Tuariki Delamere	Te Tawharau	Electorate	Waiariki	(NZ First: 18)	+16	N Lost seat
3	Angeline Greensill	—		Port Waikato	1	-2
4	Richard Kake	—			—	—
5	Tunuiarangi McLean	Te Tawharau		Hauraki Maori	—	—
6	Tracey Hancy	—			—	—
7	Ken Mair	—		Te Tai Hauāuru	8	+1
8	Anton Kerekere	Te Tawharau		East Coast	—	—
9	Jesse Pene	—			—	—
10	Mereana Pitman	—			5	-5
11	David Edmonds	—			—	—
12	Henare Morehu	—			—	—
13	Te Miringa Hohaia	—			—	—
14	Gareth Seymour	—		Hauraki Maori	—	—
15	Hinemoa Kake	—			—	—
16	Tania Rauna	—			—	—
17	Ellen Amohanga	—			—	—
18	Diane Prince	—			14	-4
19	Anthony Moke	—			—	—
20	Lai Toy	—		Karapiro	—	—
21	Nigel Tairua	—			—	—
22	Ngahapeaparatuae Lomax	—			—	—
23	Julie Nathan	—			—	—
24	Harata Jane Paul	—			—	—
25	Tehurihanga Heihei	—			—	—
26	Rangimarie Harding	—			—	—
27	Wiremu Tairua	—			—	—
28	Tiare Para	—			—	—

Mauri Pacific

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results
1	Tau Henare	Electorate	Te Tai Tokerau	(NZ First: 2)	+1	N Lost seat
2	Tuku Morgan	Electorate	Te Tai Hauāuru	(NZ First: 10)	+8	N Lost seat
3	Peta Si'ulepa		Titirangi	—	—
4	Rana Waitai	Electorate	Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	(NZ First: 27)	+23	N Lost seat
5	Ann Batten	List	Manurewa	(NZ First: 3)	-2	N Lost seat
6	Te Orohi Paul		Waiariki	—	—
7	Atawhai Tibble		Te Tai Tonga	—	—
8	Amokura Huia Panoho		Hauraki Maori	—	—
9	Rovina Anderson		Taupo	—	—
10	Eric Chuah			(Advance NZ: 5)	-5
11	Danny Turia		Manukau East	—	—
12	Rajesh Masters		Taranaki-King Country	—	—
13	Martin Kaipo		Whangarei	—	—
14	Helen Akhtari		Hamilton East	—	—
15	Trieste Te Awe Awe		Palmerston North	—	—
16	Sharon Faloon		New Plymouth	—	—
17	Rayna Waitai		Whanganui	—	—
18	Fa'amatuainu Iakopo		Hamilton East	—	—
19	Laura Mason			—	—
20	Richard Waitai		Hutt South	—	—
21	Kelly Waitai		Rangitikei	—	—
22	Api Malu		Mana	—	—

Natural Law Party

Rank	Name	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change
1	Bryan Lee	Rodney	1	0
2	Ian Douglas	Wairarapa	—	—
3	David Lovell-Smith	Banks Peninsula	2	-1
4	Gillian Sanson		—	—
5	John Cleary	Hamilton East	4	-1
6	Graeme Lodge	Maungakiekie	20	+14
7	Gray Treadwell		—	—
8	Bruce Brown		18	+10
9	Tony Martin	Palmerston North	10	+1
10	Selwyn Austin	Hauraki Maori	42	+32
11	Gail Pianta		7	-4
12	John Hodgson		3	-9
13	Linda Davy	Mount Roskill	—	—
14	Mark Watts		8	-6
15	Paul Moreham		—	—
16	Raymond Cain	Epsom	31	+15
17	Anthony Katavich		—	—
18	John Bird		—	—
19	Raylene Lodge	Hunua	35	+16
20	Ian Smillie		55	+35
21	Tim Irwin	Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	48	+27
22	Linda Sinden	North Shore	—	—
23	Michael Hirst	Rongotai	—	—
24	Daniel Meares	Wellington Central	14	-10
25	Warwick Jones	Christchurch East	11	-14
26	Bruce Sowry	Ohariu-Belmont	29	+3
27	Wayne Shepherd		49	+22
28	Gary Benner		—	—
29	Martin Jelley	Port Waikato	—	—
30	Jonathan Muller	Hutt South	—	—
31	Leslie McGrath		63	+32
32	Tony Cornelissen	Northcote	—	—
33	Russell Mack	Te Atatu	—	—
34	Carolyn Drake	Wigram	34	0
35	Thomas Hopwood		26	-9
36	Andrew Sanderson	Pakuranga	28	-8
37	Ian McCullough	Tukituki	—	—
38	Kay Morgan	Titirangi	25	-13
39	Martin Sharp	Rotorua	—	—
40	Bobbie Aubertin		—	—
41	Gilbert Urquhart		54	+13
42	Mieke van Batenburg	Bay of Plenty	—	—
43	Leigh Bush		57	+14
44	Michael Bartelmeh		21	-23
45	Faye McLaren		50	+5
46	Grant Bilyard	Māngere	37	-9
47	Garry van Leeuwen		—	—
48	Brendan Rhodes	Ilam	—	—
49	Anne Brigid	Kaikoura	58	+9
50	Roy Neumegen		—	—
51	Ruth Ordish-Benner		—	—
52	Gary Barnard		—	—
53	Lillian Urquhart		—	—

NMP

Rank	Name	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change
1	Vivienne Berry-Evans	Tauranga	—	—
2	George (Peter) Harrison	Waitakere	—	—
3	Pauline Hallows	Northland	—	—
4	Cecil Andrew de Latour		—	—
5	Edwina Chmielowski		—	—
6	Graham Mark Atkin	Ohariu-Belmont	—	—
7	Llyn Renwick		—	—
8	Darag Stuart Rennie	Albany	—	—
9	Alison White	Otago	—	—
10	Aaziq Mumtaz	Pakuranga	—	—
11	Sue Johnston	Nelson	—	—
12	Brett K Gifkins	Port Waikato	—	—
13	Isabel Montgomery		—	—
14	Peter Archer	Otaki	—	—
15	Isabel Hutchinson		—	—
16	Alfred James Mitchell		—	—
17	David Pattinson	Mana	—	—
18	John Sulu Tau Shepherd		—	—
19	Anthony Phillip Cranston		—	—

OneNZ Party

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Walter Boyd		Otaki	—	—

Republican Party

Rank	Name	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change
1	Gregory H Smith	Waitakere	—	—
2	Brian Freeth	Maungakiekie	—	—
3	Graham Gilfillan	Titirangi	—	—
4	Jane Hotere	Mount Albert	—	—
5	Sam Mendes	Tamaki	—	—
6	Rose Hotere		—	—
7	William Powell		—	—

South Island Party

Rank	Name	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change
1	Alan McDonald	Dunedin North	—	—
2	Patrick McCarrigan	Clutha-Southland	—	—
3	Margaret McCarrigan	Dunedin South	—	—
4	Miles Notman	Otago	—	—
5	Gerry Campbell	Auckland Central	—	—
6	Joe Price		—	—
7	Paul Mierzejewski		—	—

The People's Choice Party

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Rusty Kane		New Plymouth	—	—
2	Doug Wilson		Te Tai Hauāuru	—	—

Te Tawharau

In the 1999 election, Te Tawharau stood in affiliation with the Mana Maori Movement, and three Te Tawharau candidates appeared on the Mana Maori Movement list. Te Tawharau therefore had no list of its own. However, the Mana Maori Movement section of this page identifies those candidates attached to Te Tawharau.

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↑ "Party Lists of Unsuccessful Registered Parties". Electoral Commission . Retrieved 9 March 2017.

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