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Part of the 2022 New Zealand local elections
2022 Greater Wellington Regional Council election|
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The 2022 Greater Wellington Regional Council election took place between 16 September and 18 October 2022 via postal vote as part of nation-wide local elections.
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The Greater Wellington Regional Council used the single transferable vote system to elect thirteen regional councillors for the 2022–2025 term.[1][2]
Summary of results
| Constituency
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Incumbent[3]
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Elected[4]
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| Poneke-Wellington
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Glenda Hughes
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Simon Woolf
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| Poneke-Wellington
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Roger Blakeley
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Yadana Saw
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| Poneke-Wellington
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Thomas Nash
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| Poneke-Wellington
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Daran Ponter
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| Poneke-Wellington
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David Lee
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| Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai/Lower Hutt
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Prue Lamason
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David Bassett
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| Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai/Lower Hutt
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Ken Laban
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| Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai/Lower Hutt
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Josh van Lier
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Quentin Duthie
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| Porirua-Tawa
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Chris Kirk-Burnnand
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| Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai/Lower Hutt
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Jenny Brash
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Hikitia Ropata
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| Kapiti Coast
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Penny Gaylor
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| Kapiti Coast
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Adrienne Staples
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| Te Awa Kairangi ki Uta/Upper Hutt
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Ros Connelly
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Kāpiti Coast Constituency[4]
| Affiliation
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Candidate
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Votes at iteration
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FPv%
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| 1
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None
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Penny Gaylor
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10,216
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52.46
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None
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Asher Wilson-Goldman
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7,824
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40.18
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| Informal
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12
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0.06
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| Blank
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1,366
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7.01
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| Turnout
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19,474
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Te Awa Kairangi ki Uta/Upper Hutt Constituency[4]
| Affiliation
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Candidate
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Votes at iteration
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FPv%
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| 1
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None
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Ros Connelly
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7,376
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51.65
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Independent
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Steve Taylor
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4,321
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30.26
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None
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Peter Hayes
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1,453
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10.17
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| Informal
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23
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0.16
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| Blank
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1,072
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7.51
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| Turnout
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14,281
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Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai/Lower Hutt Constituency[4]
| Affiliation
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Candidate
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Votes at iteration
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FPv%
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| 1
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2
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3
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4
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Independent
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David Bassett
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7,119
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7,323
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7,440
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7,405
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22.26
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Independent
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Ken Laban
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7,086
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7,227
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7,739
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7,327
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22.16
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Green
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Quentin Duthie
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6,477
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6,645
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7,160
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7,282
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10.87
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Labour
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Alex Voutratzis
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3,259
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3,329
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3,539
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3,639
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10.19
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Independent
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Michael Stevenson
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2,736
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3,052
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3,206
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3,313
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8.56
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None
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Peggy W Luke-Ngahere
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1,514
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1,654
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0
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4.74
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Independent
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Tracey Buick
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1,241
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0
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3.88
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| Informal
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895
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2.80
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| Blank
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1,637
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5.12
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| Turnout
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31,974
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Poneke/Wellington Constituency[4]
| Affiliation
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Candidate
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Votes at iteration
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FPv%
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| 1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10
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11
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12
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13
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14
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15
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16
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17
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18
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19
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Independent
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Simon Woolf
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10,061
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10,183
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10,298
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10,409
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11,103
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10,946
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10,711
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11,999
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10,596
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9,959
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9,900
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9,882
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9,853
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9,835
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9,823
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9,815
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9,810
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9,806
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9,804
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14.67
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Green
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Yadana Saw
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9,734
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9,799
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9,911
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10,203
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10,346
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10,905
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10,512
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10,925
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10,497
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10,200
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10,021
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9,955
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9,897
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9,864
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9,841
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9,827
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9,817
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9,811
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9,807
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14.19
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Green
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Thomas Nash
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9,396
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9,475
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9,583
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9,822
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10,021
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10,573
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10,711
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10,726
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10,596
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9,959
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10,042
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9,953
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9,902
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9,865
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9,843
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9,827
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9,818
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9,812
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9,808
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13.70
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Labour
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Daran Ponter
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7,373
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7,450
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7,568
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7,664
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7,994
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8,398
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8,542
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9,179
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9,651
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9,887
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10,008
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9,924
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9,884
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9,855
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9,836
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9,823
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9,815
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9,810
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9,806
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10.75
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Connecting Wellington
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David Lee
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5,458
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5,600
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5,729
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5,858
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6,567
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7,339
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7,486
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8,847
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9,413
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9,549
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9,620
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9,683
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9,727
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9,756
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9,775
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9,787
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9,795
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9,800
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9,804
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7.96
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Independent
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Roger Blakeley
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6,375
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6,461
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6,571
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6,701
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7,176
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7,908
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8,038
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8,781
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9,254
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9,432
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9,532
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9,620
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9,679
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9,718
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9,743
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9,760
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9,771
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9,778
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9,782
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9.30
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Independent
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Glenda Hughes
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4,206
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4,437
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4,609
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4,741
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5,354
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6,091
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0
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6.13
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Independent
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Jake Arthur
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3,632
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3,735
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3,874
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4,001
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4,407
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0
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5.30
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Independent
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Chris Calvi-Freeman
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3,611
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3,702
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3,910
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3,993
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0
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5.27
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Independent
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Chris Montgomerie
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1,428
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1,515
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1,561
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0
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2.08
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Independent
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Thomas Bryan
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1,320
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1,375
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0
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1.92
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Independent
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Leigh Catley
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1,270
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0
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1.85
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| Informal
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358
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0.52
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| Blank
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3,888
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5.67
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| Turnout
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68,575
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Wairarapa Constituency[4]
| Affiliation
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Candidate
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Votes
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%
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Independent
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Adrienne Staples
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uncontested
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Other local elections
[edit]Elections were also held in the region's territorial authorities, including Kāpiti Coast, Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt, Porirua, Wellington, Masterton, Carterton, and South Wairarapa.
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| Mayoral elections | | Annual term | |
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