Candidates in the 2023 New Zealand general election by electorate
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This page lists candidates contesting electorates in the 2023 New Zealand general election.
General electorates
editAuckland Central
edit2023 general election: Auckland Central | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Christopher Coker | Contested Bay of Plenty in 2020; contested Tauranga in 2022 | 9 | [1] | |
Rock The Vote NZ | Paul Davie | Contested New Lynn for Voice of the People in 2020 | 7 | [2] | |
Animal Justice | Madeleine Kane | 15 | [3] | ||
Independent | Andi Shen Liu | [4] | |||
National | Mahesh Muralidhar | 43 | [5][6] | ||
ACT | Felix Poole | Contested electorate in 2020 | 25 | [7] | |
Labour | Oscar Sims | 63 | [8][9] | ||
New Nation | Guy Slocum | 2 | [4] | ||
Green | Chlöe Swarbrick | 3 | [10][11] | ||
Opportunities | Damian Sycamore | 8 | [12][13] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Money Free Party | Luke Beharral | Announced, but not on final list of candidates | [14][4] | ||
ACT | Scott Boness | [15] | |||
NZ First | Heeni Phillips-Williams | Announced, but not on final list of candidates | [16][17] |
Banks Peninsula
edit2023 general election: Banks Peninsula | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
DemocracyNZ | Doug Allington | 9 | [18] | ||
Animal Justice | Paran Jeet | 10 | [19] | ||
NZ First | Lindsay Kerslake | [20] | |||
Labour | Tracey McLellan | 27 | [21][9] | ||
NewZeal | Lisa Mead | [22] | |||
Green | Lan Pham | 6 | [23][11] | ||
ACT | Laura Trask | 10 | [24] | ||
Independent | Peter Wakeman | Contested Tauranga and Hamilton West in 2022 | [25] | ||
National | Vanessa Weenink | 40 | [26][6] |
Bay of Plenty
edit2023 general election: Bay of Plenty | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Leighton Baker Party | Wendy Gillespie | 2 | [27] | ||
Animal Justice | Caitlin Grattan | 14 | [19] | ||
ACT | Cameron Luxton | Contested Tauranga in 2020 and 2022 | 11 | [24] | |
Green | Matthew Macmillan | [28] | |||
NZ First | Kirsten Murfitt | Originally selected to contest Tauranga for DemocracyNZ | [20] | ||
National | Tom Rutherford | Sought nomination in 2022 Tauranga by-election | 70 | [29][6] | |
Labour | Pare Taikato | 54 | [30][9] | ||
Independent | Taupo Wahed | [31] | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
National | Todd Muller | Was re-selected, but later chose to retire | [32][33] |
Botany
edit2023 general election: Botany | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
New Zealand Loyal | John Armstrong | [34] | |||
ACT | Bo Burns | 54 | [35] | ||
New Conservative | Dieuwe de Boer | Contested electorate in 2020 | 2 | [36] | |
National | Christopher Luxon | 1 | [37][6] | ||
Animal Justice | Robert McNeil | 1 | [3] | ||
Labour | Kharag Singh | 66 | [38][9] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Vision NZ | Mark Terrill | Announced, but not on final list of candidates | [39][40] |
Christchurch Central
edit2023 general election: Christchurch Central | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Mark Arneil | Contested electorate in 2020 | [20] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Michael Britnell | Contested electorate in 2020 | 3 | [41] | |
Green | Kahurangi Carter | 14 | [42][11] | ||
ACT | Matthew Fisken | 44 | [24] | ||
Animal Justice | Sarah Jackson | 7 | [19] | ||
National | Dale Stephens | Contested Ohariu-Belmont in 2002, Contested electorate in 2020 | 29 | [43][6] | |
Labour | Duncan Webb | 20 | [44][9] |
Christchurch East
edit2023 general election: Christchurch East | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Sahra Ahmed | [45] | |||
Labour | Reuben Davidson | Contested Selwyn in 2020 | 57 | [46][9] | |
New Conservative | Helen Houghton | Contested electorate in 2020 | 1 | [36] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Paula Lambert | Contested electorate in 2020 | 4 | [41] | |
Independent | Sam Park | [47] | |||
ACT | Toni Severin | Contested electorate in 2020 | 14 | [24] | |
National | Matt Stock | 50 | [48][6] | ||
Animal Justice | Danette Wereta | 5 | [19] | ||
NZ First | Shane Wiremu | [20] | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Poto Williams | [49] |
Coromandel
edit2023 general election: Coromandel | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Caleb Ansell | Contested Waikato for New Conservative in 2020 | [50] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Ray Cobb | [34] | |||
Green | Pamela Grealey | Contested electorate in 2020 | [28] | ||
Labour | Beryl Riley | 75 | [44][9] | ||
National | Scott Simpson | 55 | [51][6] | ||
Outdoors | Sarai TePou | Contested Tāmaki for Advance NZ in 2020 | [52] | ||
ACT | Joanna Verburg | 55 | [7] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
New Nation | Andrew Hollis | [53][54] |
Dunedin
edit2023 general election: Dunedin | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Rachel Brooking | 23 | [55][9] | ||
New Conservative | Cyndee Elder | 7 | [36] | ||
Green | Francisco Hernandez | 17 | [56][11] | ||
NZ First | Keegan Langeveld | 20 | [20] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Adrian McDermott | [41] | |||
ACT | Tim Newman | 53 | [7] | ||
Independent | Jim O'Malley | [57] | |||
Opportunities | Benjamin Peters | Contested electorate in 2020 | 3 | [12][13] | |
Independent | Pamela Taylor | [58] | |||
National | Michael Woodhouse | Contested electorate in 2020 | none | [59][6] | |
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | David Clark | [49] |
East Coast
edit2023 general election: East Coast | |||||
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Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Monaco Caracas | [60] | |||
Labour | Tāmati Coffey | MP for Waiariki 2017–20; cancelled planned retirement from Parliament following Allan's resignation | 36 | [61][9] | |
Independent | Gordon Dickson | Contested Tauranga and Hamilton West in 2022 | [60] | ||
Te Pāti Māori | Fallyn Flavell | [60] | |||
ACT | Michael Howe | 27 | [24] | ||
National | Dana Kirkpatrick | 44 | [62][6] | ||
Vision NZ | Leighton Packer | [39] | |||
Independent | Don Richards | [60] | |||
DemocracyNZ | Chris Robinson | 12 | [18] | ||
NZ First | Craig Sinclair | [63] | |||
Green | Jordan Walker | [64] | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Kiri Allan | Was re-selected, but later chose to retire | [65] |
East Coast Bays
edit2023 general election: East Coast Bays | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NewZeal | Paul Adams | United Future MP 2002–2005; contested electorate for Family Party in 2008 | [22] | ||
Labour | Naisi Chen | Contested electorate in 2017; contested Botany in 2020; sought nomination in Auckland Central | 33 | [66] | |
New Zealand Loyal | Bill Dyet | Originally selected by DemocracyNZ to contest Whangaparāoa; contested Northcote for New Conservative in 2020 | [67][34] | ||
ACT | Michael McCook | Contested electorate in 2020 | 32 | [24] | |
National | Erica Stanford | 7 | [37][6] |
Epsom
edit2023 general election: Epsom | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Camilla Belich | Contested electorate in 2020; sought nomination in Mount Albert | 26 | [68][9] | |
National | Paul Goldsmith | Contested electorate in 2020 | 5 | [37][6] | |
New Zealand Loyal | Anna Rotheray | [69] | |||
ACT | David Seymour | 1 | [70][24] | ||
Opportunities | Nina Su | 4 | [12][13] | ||
NZ First | Tanya Unkovich | 8 | [20] | ||
Green | Lawrence Xu-Nan | Contested Pakuranga in 2020 | 16 | [71][11] |
Hamilton East
edit2023 general election: Hamilton East | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
New Zealand Loyal | Tanya Ban | [72] | |||
Animal Justice | Lily Carrington | 8 | [3] | ||
Opportunities | Alex Corkin | 12 | [73][13] | ||
New World Order McCann Party | Nathan Lee Couper | [72] | |||
Labour | Georgie Dansey | Contested Hamilton West in 2022 | 31 | [74][9] | |
Republic of New Zealand Party | Jacobus Gielen | Contested electorate in 2020 | [72] | ||
National | Ryan Hamilton | 66 | [75][6] | ||
NZ First | Russelle Knaap | 32 | [72] | ||
Te Pāti Māori | Awatea Parker | 30 | [72] | ||
ACT | Ash Parmar | 13 | [24] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Jamie Strange | [76] |
Hamilton West
edit2023 general election: Hamilton West | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Benjamin Doyle | 18 | [77][11] | ||
Vision NZ | Rudi du Plooy | Originally selected as New Conservative candidate; contested electorate for New Conservative in 2022 | [78][39] | ||
Opportunities | Naomi Pocock | Contested electorate in 2022; contested Hamilton East in 2020 | 9 | [73][13] | |
National | Tama Potaka | 24 | [37][6] | ||
ACT | Susan Stevenson | 31 | [24] | ||
NZ First | Kevin Stone | [20] | |||
Labour | Myra Williamson | 62 | [79][9] | ||
Animal Justice | Melanie Wilson | 16 | [3] |
Hutt South
edit2023 general election: Hutt South | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Ginny Andersen | 17 | [80][9] | ||
National | Chris Bishop | MP for Hutt South 2017–2020 | 3 | [81][6] | |
New Zealand Loyal | Jordan Blake | [82] | |||
NZ First | Lee Donoghue | 12 | [83] | ||
Green | Neelu Jennings | 28 | [84][11] | ||
ACT | Andy Parkins | Contested electorate in 2020 | 24 | [24] | |
Vision NZ | Max Rangitutia | 32 | [39] | ||
Opportunities | Ben Wylie-van Eerd | Contested electorate in 2020 | 11 | [85][13] |
Ilam
edit2023 general election: Ilam | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Irinka Britnell | 10 | [41] | ||
National | Hamish Campbell | Contested Wigram in 2020 | 63 | [86][6] | |
Green | Mike Davidson | 19 | [87][11] | ||
Opportunities | Raf Manji | Contested electorate as an independent in 2017 | 1 | [88][13] | |
New Conservative | Chris O'Brien | 5 | [36] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Juanita O'Connell | 6 | [18] | ||
Labour | Sarah Pallett | 51 | [89][9] |
Invercargill
edit2023 general election: Invercargill | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Liz Craig | Contested electorate in 2020 | 44 | [90][9] | |
ACT | Scott Donaldson | 43 | [24] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | David Kowalewski | [34] | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Kevin O'Connell | 7 | [41] | ||
National | Penny Simmonds | 16 | [37][6] | ||
Vision NZ | Judith Terrill | Contested Southland for ONE in 2020 | [39] |
Kaikōura
edit2023 general election: Kaikōura | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Jamie Arbuckle | Contested electorate in 2020 | 6 | [91] | |
Money Free Party NZ | Shaun Brown | [92] | |||
DemocracyNZ | Sandra Campbell | 11 | [93] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Natalie Colello | [92] | |||
Labour | Emma Dewhirst | 67 | [94][9] | ||
New Conservative | David Greenslade | Contested electorate in 2020 | [36] | ||
ACT | Keith Griffiths | 29 | [24] | ||
Independent | Ted Howard | Contested electorate in 2020 | [92] | ||
Independent | John McCaskey | Contested electorate for Social Credit in 2020 | [92] | ||
Green | Richard McCubbin | Contested electorate in 2020 | 39 | [95] | |
National | Stuart Smith | 56 | [91][6] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Green | Alec McNeil | [96][97] |
Kaipara ki Mahurangi
edit2023 general election: Kaipara ki Mahurangi | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Brent Bailey | 58 | [7] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Sarah Brewer | 10 | [93] | ||
Green | Zephyr Brown | Contested electorate in 2020 | [28] | ||
NZ First | Jenny Marcroft | MP 2017–2020; contested Auckland Central in 2020 | [20] | ||
National | Chris Penk | 18 | [37][6] | ||
Labour | Guy Wishart | 71 | [98][9] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
ACT | Anto Coates | [24][99] | |||
New Zealand Loyal | Brenton Faithfull | Withdrew to act as justice of the peace | [34][100] |
Kelston
edit2023 general election: Kelston | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Jake Curran | 42 | [24] | ||
NZ First | Anne Degia-Pala | Contested electorate in 2020 | 15 | [20] | |
Green | Golriz Ghahraman | Contested Mount Roskill in 2020 | 7 | [11] | |
Te Pāti Māori | Jacqui Harema | 24 | [101] | ||
New Conservative | Alister Hood | 6 | [36] | ||
National | Ruby Manukia Schaumkel | 42 | [102][6] | ||
Labour | Carmel Sepuloni | 3 | [44][9] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Leao Tildsley | Contested electorate for New Conservative in 2020 | 3 | [18] |
Mana
edit2023 general election: Mana | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Protect & Prosper New Zealand | Kush Bhargava | [103] | |||
ACT | Lily Brown | 22 | [24] | ||
Green | Gina Dao-McLay | 23 | [104][11] | ||
Labour | Barbara Edmonds | 18 | [105][9] | ||
NZ First | Andy Foster | Contested Wellington Central in 2017 | 7 | [106] | |
Not A Party | Richard Goode | Contested electorate in 2020 | [107] | ||
National | Frances Hughes | 33 | [108][6] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Lisa Temperton | [107] |
Māngere
edit2023 general election: Māngere | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Vision NZ | Fuiavailili Ala'ilima | Contested electorate for New Conservative in 2020 | 20 | [39] | |
National | Rosemary Bourke | 32 | [109][6] | ||
ACT | Pothen Joseph | 46 | [24] | ||
Independent | Brooke Pao Stanley | [110] | |||
Te Pāti Māori | Hilda Peters | 11 | [111] | ||
Labour | Lemauga Lydia Sosene | 53 | [44][9] | ||
Green | Peter Sykes | Contested electorate in 2020 | 48 | [28] | |
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | William Sio | [49] |
Manurewa
edit2023 general election: Manurewa | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Siva Kilari | 30 | [112][6] | ||
Te Pāti Māori | Rangi McLean | Contested Tāmaki Makaurau in 2014 | 28 | [113] | |
Vision NZ | Caine Warren | 9 | [39] | ||
Labour | Arena Williams | 48 | [44][9] |
Maungakiekie
edit2023 general election: Maungakiekie | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Phillip Bridge | [114] | |||
Rock The Vote NZ | Eric Chuah | Contested Owairaka for Advance NZ in 1996 | 14 | [115] | |
National | Greg Fleming | 65 | [116][6] | ||
NZ First | Andrew Hogg | 34 | [20] | ||
ACT | Margo Onishchenko | 59 | [7] | ||
Labour | Priyanca Radhakrishnan | 15 | [117][9] | ||
Green | Sapna Samant | 30 | [28][11] |
Mount Albert
edit2023 general election: Mount Albert | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Melissa Lee | 13 | [118][6] | ||
Green | Ricardo Menéndez March | Contested Maungakiekie in 2020 | 8 | [119][11] | |
ACT | Ollie Murphy | 28 | [24] | ||
Independent | Tesi Naufahu | [120] | |||
Opportunities | Ciara Swords | Contested Whangārei in 2020 | 7 | [12][13] | |
Human Rights Party | Anthony van den Heuvel | Contested electorate in 2020 | [120] | ||
Labour | Helen White | Contested Auckland Central in 2020 | 47 | [121][9] | |
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Jacinda Ardern | [122] |
Mount Roskill
edit2023 general election: Mount Roskill | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Carlos Cheung | 48 | [123][6] | ||
ACT | Rahul Chopra | 26 | [24] | ||
Green | Suveen Sanis Walgampola | 21 | [28][11] | ||
Labour | Michael Wood | 45 | [44][9] |
Napier
edit2023 general election: Napier | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Julienne Dickey | [28] | |||
Labour | Mark Hutchinson | 60 | [124][9] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Martin Langford | 4 | [18] | ||
ACT | Pawel Milewski | 34 | [24] | ||
National | Katie Nimon | Contested electorate in 2020 | 22 | [125][6] | |
Independent | John Smith | Contested electorate in 2020 | [126] | ||
NZ First | Laurie Turnbull | 18 | [127] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Stuart Nash | Was re-selected, but later chose to retire | [128][129] |
Nelson
edit2023 general election: Nelson | |||||
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Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Chris Baillie | Contested electorate in 2020 | 17 | [24] | |
Labour | Rachel Boyack | 42 | [130][9] | ||
National | Blair Cameron | 35 | [131][6] | ||
Progressive Aotearoa | Bruce Dyer | Contested electorate in 2020 | [132] | ||
Green | Jace Hobbs | [133] | |||
New Zealand Loyal | Peter Vaughan | [132] | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Green | Teall Crossen | Contested Rongotai in 2020 | [134][135] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Anne Fitzsimon | Contested West Coast-Tasman for Advance NZ in 2020 | [136] | ||
New Nation | Dean McNamara | Announced, but not on final list of candidates | [54][132] |
New Lynn
edit2023 general election: New Lynn | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Steve Abel | Contested electorate in 2020 | 9 | [137][11] | |
ACT | Juan Alvarez de Lugo | 33 | [24] | ||
National | Paulo Garcia | MP 2019–2020 | 34 | [138][6] | |
Vision NZ | Phineas Mann | [39] | |||
New Zealand Loyal | Steve Oliver | [34] | |||
Labour | Deborah Russell | 22 | [44][9] |
New Plymouth
edit2023 general election: New Plymouth | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Glen Bennett | 29 | [139][9] | ||
National | David MacLeod | 67 | [140][6] | ||
ACT | Bruce McGechan | 62 | [7] | ||
New Nation | Greg Robinson | 3 | [141] | ||
Animal Justice | Hamish Watkins | 6 | [19] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Warren Willetts | [141] |
North Shore
edit2023 general election: North Shore | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Pat Baskett | [28] | |||
Opportunities | Abe Gray | Contested Wellington Central in 2020 | 10 | [73][13] | |
Labour | George Hampton | 41 | [142][9] | ||
National | Simon Watts | 17 | [37][6] | ||
ACT | Anna Yallop | 21 | [24] |
Northcote
edit2023 general election: Northcote | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Dan Bidois | MP for Northcote 2018–2020 | 60 | [143][6] | |
Vision NZ | Mark Donaldson | [39] | |||
ACT | Leo Foley | 20 | [24] | ||
Labour | Shanan Halbert | 28 | [44][9] | ||
Green | Andrew Shaw | [144] | |||
NZ First | Michelle Warren | [20] |
Northland
edit2023 general election: Northland | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Mark Cameron | Contested electorate in 2020 | 7 | [24] | |
New Zealand Loyal | Michael Feyen | Selected to contest Ōtaki for Public Party in 2020 but withdrew | [145] | ||
Northland Party | Mike Finlayson | [146] | |||
NZ First | Shane Jones | MP 2005–2014, 2017–2020; contested electorate in 2020 | [147] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Matt King | MP for Northland 2017–2020 | 1 | [18] | |
Legalise Cannabis | Jeffrey Lye | Contested Kelston in 2020 | [41] | ||
National | Grant McCallum | 68 | [148][6] | ||
Green | Reina Penney | 24 | [149][11] | ||
Labour | Willow-Jean Prime | 9 | [44][9] |
Ōhāriu
edit2023 general election: Ōhāriu | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Paul Day | 61 | [7] | ||
Opportunities | Jessica Hammond | Contested electorate in 2020 | 6 | [12][13] | |
Protect & Prosper New Zealand | Martin Jenkins | [103] | |||
Vision NZ | Patrick Lim | [39] | |||
Labour | Greg O'Connor | none | [150][9] | ||
Green | Stephanie Rodgers | 20 | [151][11] | ||
National | Nicola Willis | Contested Wellington Central in 2020 | 2 | [152][6] | |
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
DemocracyNZ | Matt Shelton | [18][67] |
Ōtaki
edit2023 general election: Ōtaki | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Tim Costley | Contested electorate in 2020 | 64 | [153][6] | |
Green | Ali Muhammad | 40 | [28] | ||
Labour | Terisa Ngobi | 46 | [154][9] | ||
ACT | Sean Rush | 51 | [24] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Bryan Ten-Have | [155] | |||
Not A Party | Bob Wessex | Contested Coromandel in 2020 | [155] |
Pakuranga
edit2023 general election: Pakuranga | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Rock The Vote NZ | John Alcock | 10 | [156] | ||
National | Simeon Brown | 9 | [157][6] | ||
Animal Justice | Nicholas Hancock | 4 | [19] | ||
Labour | Nerissa Henry | Contested electorate in 2020 | 61 | [44][9] | |
ACT | Parmjeet Parmar | National List MP 2014–2020; contested Mount Roskill for National in 2020 | 9 | [158][24] | |
New Zealand Loyal | Phil Scothern | [159] |
Palmerston North
edit2023 general election: Palmerston North | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Ankit Bansal | 52 | [160][6] | ||
Animal Justice | Douglas Begg | 12 | [19] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Dean Grant | [161][162] | |||
ACT | Mike Harnett | 45 | [24] | ||
Labour | Tangi Utikere | 25 | [163][9] | ||
Green | Teanau Tuiono | Contested electorate in 2020 | 5 | [164][11] |
Panmure-Ōtāhuhu
edit2023 general election: Panmure-Ōtāhuhu | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Efeso Collins | 11 | [11] | ||
ACT | Antonia Modkova | 12 | [24] | ||
Vision NZ | Karl Mokaraka | 23 | [39] | ||
National | Navtej Singh Randhawa | 46 | [109][6] | ||
Workers Now | James Robb | [165] | |||
Labour | Jenny Salesa | 24 | [44][9] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
NZ First | Mahesh Bindra | List MP 2014–2017; contested Hutt South in 2020; announced, but not on final list of candidates | [20][166] |
Papakura
edit2023 general election: Papakura | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Judith Collins | 10 | [37][6] | ||
Vision NZ | Kathy Harvey | 24 | [39] | ||
Labour | Anahila Kanongata'a-Suisuiki | Contested electorate in 2020 | 34 | [44][9] | |
Independent | Karin Kerr | [167] | |||
New Zealand Loyal | Donna Kouka | [168] | |||
ACT | Mike McCormick | Contested Takanini in 2020 | 23 | [24] | |
NZ First | Robert Monds | Contested electorate in 2020 | 25 | [20] |
Port Waikato
edit2023 general election: Port Waikato | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Andrew Bayly | 15 | [37][6] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Scotty Bright | 5 | [18] | ||
Green | Karla Buchanan | [144] | |||
ACT | Neil Christensen† | Died during election, triggering a by-election | 35 | [24][169] | |
NZ First | Casey Costello | Contested Māngere for ACT in 2011 | [170] | ||
Labour | Gwendoline Keel | 65 | [44][9] | ||
Animal Justice | Anna Rippon | 2 | [3] | ||
Vision NZ | Vijay Sudhamalla | Originally selected as DemocracyNZ candidate | [171][39] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Kim Turner | [34] |
Rangitata
edit2023 general election: Rangitata | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Robert Ballantyne | 16 | [20] | ||
Rock The Vote NZ | Michael Clarkson | 18 | [172] | ||
Green | Barbara Gilchrist | 34 | [173] | ||
Labour | Jo Luxton | 19 | [44][9] | ||
National | James Meager | 69 | [174][6] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Wayne Shearer | [175] | |||
New Conservative | Karl Thomas | 3 | [36] | ||
New Nation | Dolf van Amersfoort | 4 | [54] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
ACT | Elaine Naidu Franz | Withdrew after a social media controversy | [176] |
Rangitīkei
edit2023 general election: Rangitīkei | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Zulfiqar Butt | 68 | [177][9] | ||
Green | Bernard Long | [28] | |||
ACT | Andrew Hoggard | 5 | [178][24] | ||
National | Suze Redmayne | 21 | [179][6] | ||
NZ First | Helma Vermeulen | [20] | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
National | Ian McKelvie | [180] | |||
Green | John Cockrem | [164] |
Remutaka
edit2023 general election: Remutaka | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Emma Chatterton | 27 | [181][6] | ||
Labour | Chris Hipkins | 1 | [44][9] | ||
ACT | Michael Hurle | 60 | [7] | ||
Green | Chris Norton | Contested electorate in 2020 | [144] | ||
NewZeal | Tony Pitiroi | [22] | |||
Vision NZ | Heker Robertson | [39] |
Rongotai
edit2023 general election: Rongotai | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Animal Justice | Atom Emet | 3 | [3] | ||
Labour | Fleur Fitzsimons | 56 | [182][9] | ||
Green | Julie Anne Genter | Contested Mount Albert in 2017 | 4 | [183][11] | |
Independent | Don McDonald | Contested electorate in 2020 | [184] | ||
ACT | Nicole McKee | Contested electorate in 2020 | 3 | [24] | |
NZ First | Geoff Mills | Contested electorate in 2017 | 28 | [20] | |
National | Karuna Muthu | Contested electorate for United Future in 2008 | 51 | [185][6] | |
Vision NZ | Merania Roa | 25 | [39] | ||
New Conservative | Bruce Welsh | Contested electorate in 2020 | [36] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Paul Eagle | [49] |
Rotorua
edit2023 general election: Rotorua | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NewZeal | Kariana Black-Vercoe | Contested electorate in 2020 | 3 | [22] | |
National | Todd McClay | 12 | [186][6] | ||
Independent | Jonn Naera | [187] | |||
Te Pāti Māori | Merepeka Raukawa-Tait | 8 | [188][189] | ||
ACT | Marten Rozeboom | 50 | [24] | ||
Labour | Ben Sandford | Contested electorate in 2017 | 69 | [190][9] |
Selwyn
edit2023 general election: Selwyn | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
New Conservative | Abe Coulter | 9 | [36] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Logan Courtney | [191] | |||
National | Nicola Grigg | 19 | [37][6] | ||
ACT | Ben Harvey | 15 | [24] | ||
Labour | Luke Jones | 74 | [44][9] |
Southland
edit2023 general election: Southland | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
New Zealand Loyal | Logan Evans | [34] | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Anntwinette Grumball | 11 | [41] | ||
Green | Dave Kennedy | Contested electorate in 2020 | 22 | [11] | |
Vision NZ | Naomi Maclean | 19 | [39] | ||
Labour | Simon McCallum | 70 | [44][9] | ||
National | Joseph Mooney | 53 | [37][6] | ||
ACT | Todd Stephenson | 4 | [24] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
New Conservative | Paul Deacon | Announced, but not on final list of candidates | 4 | [36][192] |
Taieri
edit2023 general election: Taieri | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Changrong Dong | [193] | |||
National | Matthew French | 49 | [194][6] | ||
Independent | Mac Gardner | [193] | |||
Labour | Ingrid Leary | 52 | [195][9] | ||
ACT | Berty Meffan | 49 | [24] | ||
NZ First | Mark Patterson | List MP 2017–2020; contested electorate in 2020 | 4 | [20] | |
New Zealand Loyal | Fred Roberts | Contested electorate for Advance NZ in 2020 | [34] | ||
Independent | David Webber | Contested electorate in 2020 | [193] | ||
Green | Scott Willis | Contested electorate in 2020 | 12 | [196][11] | |
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
National | Stephen Jack | Withdrew due to social media controversy | [197][198] |
Takanini
edit2023 general election: Takanini | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Rae Ah Chee | 30 | [24] | ||
Labour | Neru Leavasa | 38 | [44][9] | ||
National | Rima Nakhle | Contested electorate in 2020 | 41 | [199][6] | |
Animal Justice | Lynley Tulloch | 17 | [200] |
Tāmaki
edit2023 general election: Tāmaki | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Simon O'Connor | 54 | [201][6] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Anne Perratt | [202] | |||
Labour | Fesaitu Solomone | 59 | [203][9] | ||
ACT | Brooke van Velden | Contested Wellington Central in 2020 | 2 | [70][24] |
Taranaki-King Country
edit2023 general election: Taranaki-King Country | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | William Bruce Burr | [204] | |||
National | Barbara Kuriger | 36 | [205][6] | ||
Vision NZ | Daryl Raison | [39] | |||
Labour | Angela Roberts | Contested electorate in 2020 | 35 | [206][9] | |
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
ACT | Brent Miles | 56 | [7][207] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Lee Smith | [208][67] |
Taupō
edit2023 general election: Taupō | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Ala' Al-Bustanji | Contested electorate in 2020 | 64 | [44][9] | |
ACT | Zane Cozens | 19 | [24] | ||
Green | George Patena | 44 | [209] | ||
NZ First | Tira Pehi | 21 | [20] | ||
National | Louise Upston | 6 | [37][6] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Gordon Wilson | [210] |
Tauranga
edit2023 general election: Tauranga | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Larry Baldock | United Future MP 2002–2005; contested electorate for Conservatives in 2011 | [211] | ||
Green | Justin Crooks | 32 | [28] | ||
NZ First | Erika Harvey | Contested electorate in 2020 | 10 | [50] | |
New Conservative | Jonathan Langridge | 8 | [36] | ||
Vision NZ | Leon Samuels | 27 | [39] | ||
Animal Justice | Chelsea Stokman | 13 | [19] | ||
Te Pāti Māori | Mikaere Sydney | 29 | [212] | ||
Labour | Jan Tinetti | Contested electorate in 2020 and 2022 | 6 | [44][9] | |
National | Sam Uffindell | 57 | [37][6] | ||
ACT | Christine Young | 18 | [24] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
DemocracyNZ | Kirsten Murfitt | Contesting the Bay of Plenty electorate for New Zealand First | [213][67] |
Te Atatū
edit2023 general election: Te Atatū | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Simon Court | Contested electorate in 2020 | 8 | [24] | |
Green | Zooey Neumann | 41 | [144] | ||
National | Angee Nicholas | 39 | [214][6] | ||
Independent | Melanie Phillips | [215] | |||
Te Pāti Māori | John Tamihere | Contested Tāmaki Makaurau in 2020 | 26 | [215] | |
Labour | Phil Twyford | 49 | [44][9] |
Tukituki
edit2023 general election: Tukituki | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Rob Douglas | 16 | [24] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Rob Hulman | [216] | |||
Labour | Anna Lorck | 40 | [44][9] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Romana Manning | Contested electorate in 2020 | 8 | [41] | |
Vision NZ | Michael Ngahuka | 16 | [217] | ||
Independent | Melanie Petrowski | Contested electorate for ONE in 2020 | [216] | ||
Independent | Michael Ponk | [216] | |||
Green | Nick Ratcliffe | 25 | [11] | ||
Future Youth | Allister Tosh | Contested electorate in 2020 | [216] | ||
National | Catherine Wedd | 23 | [218][6] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Te Pāti Māori | Heather Te Au-Skipworth | Initially selected for Ikaroa-Rāwhiti | [219][220] |
Upper Harbour
edit2023 general election: Upper Harbour | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Cameron Brewer | 62 | [221][6] | ||
ACT | Karen Chhour | Contested electorate in 2020 | 6 | [24] | |
New Zealand Sovereignty Party | Tony Corbett | Contested Tauranga in 2022 | [222] | ||
Green | Thea Doyle | 33 | [28] | ||
Opportunities | Shai Navot | Contested North Shore in 2020 | 5 | [12][13] | |
New Zealand Loyal | Chris Newman | [223] | |||
Vision NZ | Bernadette Soares | Contested electorate for New Conservative in 2020 | [39] | ||
Labour | Vanushi Walters | 30 | [44][9] | ||
NZ First | David Wilson | Contested Whangārei in 2020 | 9 | [20] |
Waikato
edit2023 general election: Waikato | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Vision NZ | Lois Dornan | [39] | |||
NZ First | Stu Husband | Contested Hamilton East in 2020 | [20] | ||
Opportunities | Megan Owen | 13 | [73][13] | ||
Labour | Jamie Toko | 73 | [44][9] | ||
National | Tim van de Molen | 58 | [37][6] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
DemocracyNZ | Steve Cranston | [224][67] | |||
ACT | Darren Gilchrist | [15] |
Waimakariri
edit2023 general election: Waimakariri | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Leighton Baker Party | Leighton Baker | Contested electorate for New Conservative in 2020 | 1 | [225] | |
ACT | Ross Campbell | 40 | [24] | ||
National | Matt Doocey | 8 | [226][6] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Gordon Malcolm | 2 | [18] | ||
Labour | Dan Rosewarne | Contested electorate in 2020 | 32 | [44][9] |
Wairarapa
edit2023 general election: Wairarapa | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
New Zealand Loyal | Pete Arnott | [227] | |||
National | Mike Butterick | Contested electorate in 2020 | 61 | [228][6] | |
ACT | Simon Casey | 41 | [24] | ||
Independent | Jared Gardner | [227] | |||
Labour | Kieran McAnulty | 16 | [229][9] | ||
Green | Celia Wade-Brown | Contested electorate in 2020 | 15 | [230][11] | |
Te Pāti Māori | Te Whakapono Waikare | 31 | [227] |
Waitaki
edit2023 general election: Waitaki | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Miles Anderson | 59 | [231][6] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Ray Bailey | [34] | |||
ACT | Sean Beamish | 38 | [24] | ||
Green | Pleasance Hansen | 36 | [28] | ||
NZ First | Anthony Odering | Contested electorate in 2020 | 29 | [63] | |
Labour | Ethan Reille | 76 | [232][9] | ||
Independent | Daniel Shand | Contested electorate in 2020 | [233] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Roger Small | 7 | [18] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
National | Jacqui Dean | [234] |
Wellington Central
edit2023 general election: Wellington Central | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Opportunities | Natalia Albert | 2 | [85][13] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Michael Appleby | Contested electorate in 2020 | 1 | [235] | |
NZ First | Taylor Arneil | 19 | [20] | ||
Independent | Pete Bains | [236] | |||
Workers Now | Don Franks | [237] | |||
Independent | Karl Geiringer | [236] | |||
Animal Justice | Christopher Gordon | 11 | [19] | ||
Vision NZ | Meg Lim | 30 | [39] | ||
Labour | Ibrahim Omer | 37 | [238][9] | ||
Green | Tamatha Paul | none | [239] | ||
National | Scott Sheeran | 45 | [240][6] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Grant Robertson | Contesting list only | [241] |
West Coast-Tasman
edit2023 general election: West Coast-Tasman | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Jackie Farrelly | 27 | [20] | ||
Outdoors | Sue Grey | Contested Nelson in 2020; contested Tauranga in 2022 | 2 | [52] | |
ACT | Kelly Lilley | 47 | [24] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Sebastian Marinkovich | [242] | |||
Labour | Damien O'Connor | 10 | [44][9] | ||
Money Free Party | Richard Osmaston | Contested electorate in 2020; contested Hamilton West in 2022 | [243] | ||
Independent | Patrick Phelps | [244] | |||
National | Maureen Pugh | Contested electorate in 2020 | 26 | [37][6] | |
Green | Steve Richards | Contested electorate in 2020 | 45 | [133] |
Whanganui
edit2023 general election: Whanganui | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | William Arnold | [20] | |||
National | Carl Bates | 47 | [245][6] | ||
ACT | Craig Dredge | 52 | [7] | ||
Animal Justice | Sandra Kyle | 9 | [3] | ||
Labour | Steph Lewis | 50 | [246][9] | ||
Green | Marion Sanson | [247] |
Whangaparāoa
edit2023 general election: Whangaparāoa | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Simon Angelo | 37 | [24] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Craig Laybourn | 13 | [93] | ||
National | Mark Mitchell | 11 | [37][6] | ||
Labour | Estefania Muller-Pallares | 55 | [248][9] | ||
Green | Lorraine Newman | 42 | [144] | ||
New Zealand Loyal | Jeanette Wilson | Selected to contest Mount Albert for New Zealand Public Party in 2020 but withdrew | [34] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
DemocracyNZ | Bill Dyet | [18][67] | |||
NZ First | Janina Massee | Announced, but not on final list of candidates | [20][249] |
Whangārei
edit2023 general election: Whangārei | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
New Zealand Loyal | Janita Andrews | [250] | |||
Green | Rick Bazeley | 30 | [28] | ||
NZ First | Gavin Benney | 14 | [251][252] | ||
ACT | Susy Bretherton | 39 | [24] | ||
DemocracyNZ | Diana Burgess | 8 | [18] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Jeni de Jong | Contested electorate in 2020 | 6 | [41] | |
Independent | Fiona Green | [253] | |||
National | Shane Reti | MP for Whangārei 2014–2020 | 4 | [254][6] | |
Labour | Angie Warren-Clark | Contested Bay of Plenty in 2020 | 43 | [255][9] | |
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Emily Henderson | [256] |
Wigram
edit2023 general election: Wigram | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Blair Anderson | 10 | [257] | ||
Leighton Baker Party | Debra Cullimore | 3 | [257] | ||
Economic Euthenics | Tubby Hansen | Contested electorate in 2020 | [257] | ||
ACT | Ankita Lynn | 57 | [7] | ||
Independent | Geoff McTague | Contested electorate in 2020 | [257] | ||
National | Tracy Summerfield | 37 | [258][6] | ||
Independent | Wiremu Thomson | [257] | |||
New Zealand Loyal | Christine Van Duivenboden | [257] | |||
Green | Richard Wesley | Contested electorate in 2020 | 27 | [11] | |
Labour | Megan Woods | 5 | [44][9] |
Māori electorates
editHauraki-Waikato
edit2023 general election: Hauraki-Waikato | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Nanaia Mahuta | none | [259] | ||
Te Pāti Māori | Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke | 4 | [260][189] | ||
Outdoors | Donna Pokere-Phillips | Contested electorate for Te Pāti Māori in 2020; contested Hamilton West in 2022 | [261] |
Ikaroa-Rāwhiti
edit2023 general election: Ikaroa-Rāwhiti | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Cushla Tangaere-Manuel | none | [262][9] | ||
Vision NZ | Ata Tuhakaraina | [39] | |||
Te Pāti Māori | Meka Whaitiri | Labour MP from 2013–2023 | 3 | [263][189] | |
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Te Pāti Māori | Heather Te Au-Skipworth | Withdrew upon Whaitiri's defection to Te Pāti Māori; later selected for Tukituki, subsequently withdrew altogether | [264][263] |
Tāmaki Makaurau
edit2023 general election: Tāmaki Makaurau | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Peeni Henare | 14 | [33][9] | ||
Te Pāti Māori | Takutai Moana Kemp | 6 | [265][189] | ||
Vision NZ | Hannah Tamaki | Contested Waiariki in 2020 | [261] | ||
Green | Darleen Tana | Contested Northland in 2020 | 13 | [266][11] | |
National | Hinurewa te Hau | Contested Upper Harbour for Te Pāti Māori in 2014 | 38 | [267][6] |
Te Tai Hauāuru
edit2023 general election: Te Tai Hauāuru | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Harete Hipango | MP for Whanganui 2017–2020 | 31 | [268][6] | |
Te Pāti Māori | Debbie Ngarewa-Packer | Contested electorate in 2020 | 1 | [269][189] | |
Labour | Soraya Peke-Mason | Contested electorate in 2011; contested Rangitīkei in 2020 | none | [270][9] | |
Vision NZ | Paris Winiata | Contested Hutt South in 2020 | [39] | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Adrian Rurawhe | Contesting list only | [271] |
Te Tai Tokerau
edit2023 general election: Te Tai Tokerau | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Kelvin Davis | 2 | [44][9] | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Maki Herbert | Contested electorate in 2020 | 2 | [235] | |
Te Pāti Māori | Mariameno Kapa-Kingi | Contested electorate in 2020 | 7 | [272][273][189] | |
Green | Hūhana Lyndon | 10 | [274][273][11] | ||
Independent | Paturiri Toautu | Contested electorate in 2020 under the name Moemoea Mohoawhenua | [275][276] |
Te Tai Tonga
edit2023 general election: Te Tai Tonga | |||||
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Te Pāti Māori | Tākuta Ferris | Contested electorate in 2020 | 5 | [277][189] | |
Independent | Geoffrey Karena Fuimaono Puhi | [278] | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Rebecca Rae Robin | [41] | |||
Labour | Rino Tirikatene | 21 | [44][9] |
Waiariki
edit2023 general election: Waiariki | |||||
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Notes: |
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Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Toni Boynton | 39 | [279][9] | ||
Vision NZ | Charles Hunia | [39] | |||
Te Pāti Māori | Rawiri Waititi | 2 | [280][189] |
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