Candidates in the 1999 New Zealand general election by electorate
Year | Party list | Candidates |
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1996 | party lists | by electorate |
1999 | party lists | by electorate |
2002 | party lists | by electorate |
2005 | party lists | by electorate |
2008 | party lists | by electorate |
2011 | party lists | by electorate |
2014 | party lists | by electorate |
2017 | party lists | by electorate |
2020 | party lists | by electorate |
2023 | party lists | by electorate |
67 electorate members of the New Zealand House of Representatives were to be elected in the general election on 27 November 1999. The tables below show the candidates for each electorate. Incumbent electorate MPs are highlighted in blue, and those candidates who were members of the previous parliament via their party list—regardless of which electorate they previously contested—are highlighted in red.
Where candidates were listed on their party's list, this is shown accordingly.[1][2] There are a number of cases why candidates don't have a list ranking:
- Some candidates belong to a registered party, but they were not on their party's list – this is shown on "none".
- Some candidates belong to a registered party, but the party did not submit a party list – the list field is blank in this case.
- Some candidates belong to an unregistered party, and those cannot submit a party list – the list field is blank in this case.
At the 1999 general election, three registered parties did not submit a list:[3]
General electorates
[edit]Albany
[edit]1999 general election: Albany [4] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Callum Blair | ||||
NZ First | Joy Brett | 35 | |||
Christian Heritage | Tony Corbett | 45 | |||
Green | Bera MacClement | 39 | |||
Alliance | Heather McConachy | 12 | |||
Labour | Hamish McCracken | 60 | |||
National | Murray McCully | Electorate MP since 1987 | none | [5] | |
NMP | Darag Rennie | 8 | |||
ACT | Mike Steeneveld | 19 | |||
Christian Democrats | Rob Wheeler | 11 |
Aoraki
[edit]1999 general election: Aoraki [6] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Albert Gould | none | |||
National | Wayne Marriott | 50 | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Christine Mitchell | 14 | |||
Green | David Musgrave | none | |||
ACT | Dean Richardson | 44 | |||
Alliance | Lynley Simmons | 51 | |||
Christian Heritage | McGregor Simpson | 22 | |||
Labour | Jim Sutton | First entered Parliament in 1984 | 11 | [7] |
Auckland Central
[edit]1999 general election: Auckland Central[8] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
South Island | Gerry Campbell | 5 | |||
Communist League | Terence Coggan | ||||
Blokes Liberation Front | Pieter de Jonge | ||||
Christian Heritage | Dick Holland | 10 | |||
ACT | Donna Awatere Huata | MP since 1996 | 4 | ||
Mana Māori | Tame Iti | 1 | |||
Alliance | Sandra Lee | MP since 1993 | 2 | ||
National | Martin Poulsen | 31 | |||
NZ First | Dilip Rupa | 36 | |||
Green | Nándor Tánczos | 5 | |||
Labour | Judith Tizard | MP since 1990 | 19 |
Banks Peninsula
[edit]1999 general election: Banks Peninsula[9][10] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | David Carter | MP since 1994 | 21 | ||
NZ First | Charlie Crofts | 31 | |||
Green | Rod Donald | MP since 1996 | 2 | ||
Labour | Ruth Dyson | MP since 1993 | 15 | ||
Christian Heritage | Rosemary Francis | 13 | |||
Christian Democrats | Simon Melville Hadfield | none | |||
ACT | Paul King | 37 | |||
Independent | Ann Lewis | ||||
Natural Law | David Lovell-Smith | 3 | |||
Alliance | Maevis Watson | 53 |
Bay of Plenty
[edit]1999 general election: Bay of Plenty[11] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Peter Brown | MP since 1996 | 2 | ||
Te Tawharau | Willie Coates | Te Tawharau contested the electorate vote independently, but encouraged voters to give their party vote to Mana Māori. Coates, unlike other Te Tawharau candidates, was not on the Mana Māori list. | |||
Green | Margaret Collins | none | |||
ACT | Lynne Cook | 49 | |||
Labour | Terry Hughes | 54 | |||
Alliance | John Neill | 55 | |||
National | Tony Ryall | MP since 1990 | 9 | ||
Christian Heritage | Joyce Stevens | 42 | |||
Christian Democrats | Judy Turner | 14 | |||
Natural Law | Mieke van Batenburg | 42 |
Christchurch Central
[edit]1999 general election: Christchurch Central[12] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | David Ball | ||||
NZ First | John Ballantyne | 33 | |||
Labour | Tim Barnett | MP since 1996 | none | ||
Christian Heritage | John Bryant | 5 | |||
National Democrats | Anton Foljambe | ||||
Alliance | Liz Gordon | MP since 1996 | 8 | ||
Communist League | Ruth Gray | ||||
Christian Democrats | Daryl Gregory | 7 | |||
Dominion Workers | Clifford Mundy | ||||
McGillicuddy Serious | Cecil G. Murgatroyd | 14 | |||
Green | Diana Pennell | 23 | |||
ACT | Katherine Sillars | 28 | |||
National | John Stringer | none |
Christchurch East
[edit]1999 general election: Christchurch East[13] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Alan Beecham | 43 | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Michael Britnell | 9 | |||
Labour | Lianne Dalziel | MP since 1990 | 8 | ||
Natural Law | Warwick Jones | 25 | |||
National | John Knox | none | |||
Christian Heritage | Judith Phillips | 28 | |||
Alliance | Paul Piesse | 58 | |||
NZ First | Margaret Silverlock | none | |||
Christian Democrats | Chantelle Stiles | none | |||
Green | Jacqui Wood | none | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Larry Sutherland | [14] |
Clutha-Southland
[edit]1999 general election: Clutha-Southland [15] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Christian Heritage | Grant Bradfield | 12 | |||
National | Bill English | MP since 1996 | 4 | ||
Green | Tim Gow | none | |||
South Island | Pat McCarrigan | 2 | |||
NZ First | Dave Mackie | 24 | |||
ACT | John Morrison | 40 | |||
Labour | Lesley Soper | 44 | |||
Independent | David Webber | ||||
Alliance | Roger White | none |
Coromandel
[edit]1999 general election: Coromandel [16] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Alliance | Tony Bird | 30 | |||
Green | Jeanette Fitzsimons | The Green Party split from the Alliance Party, who Fitzsimons had stood for in 1996 | 1 | ||
Labour | Margaret Hawkeswood | 58 | |||
NZ First | Robyn McDonald | contested electorate in 1996 | 20 | ||
National | Murray McLean | MP since 1996 | none | ||
Christian Heritage | David Parlour | 11 |
Dunedin North
[edit]1999 general election: Dunedin North [17] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NMP | Patrick Byrne | none | |||
ACT | Hilary Calvert | 15 | |||
Alliance | Quentin Findlay | 48 | |||
Christian Heritage | David Harris | 63 | |||
Labour | Pete Hodgson | MP since 1990 | 13 | ||
South Island | Alan McDonald | 1 | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Paul John McMullan | 7 | |||
National | Katherine Rich | 23 | |||
McGillicuddy Serious | Bernard Smith | 24 | |||
Green | Michael Tritt | 16 | |||
NZ First | Donna Waipouri-Baxter | none |
Dunedin South
[edit]1999 general election: Dunedin South [18] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | David Benson-Pope | 53 | |||
NZ First | Jenny Bloxham | 22 | |||
National | Russell Keast | none | |||
Independent | Hendrik Koch | ||||
South Island | Margaret McCarrigan | 2 | |||
Green | Sonata McLeod | none | |||
ACT | Willie Martin | 46 | |||
Alliance | Mark Ryan | 11 | |||
Christian Heritage | John Streekstra | 64 |
East Coast
[edit]1999 general election: East Coast [19] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Gray Eatwell | none | |||
Te Tawharau | Anton Kerekere | Te Tawharau contested the electorate vote independently, but encouraged voters to give their party vote to Mana Māori. Kerekere was number eight on the Mana Māori list. | |||
Labour | Janet Mackey | MP since 1993 | 28 | ||
Alliance | Gavin Maclean | 33 | |||
Mana Wahine Te Ira Tangata | Harangi Manaena-Biddle | ||||
National | Matthew Parkinson | 57 | |||
Christian Heritage | Richard Rangihuna | 40 | |||
ACT | Ian Swan | 47 |
Epsom
[edit]1999 general election: Epsom [20] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Caleb Armstrong | 6 | |||
Natural Law | Ray Cain | 16 | |||
NZ First | Brent Catchpole | 30 | |||
ACT | Rodney Hide | Contested Auckland Central in 1996 | 5 | ||
Labour | David Jacobs | none | |||
Independent | Michael MacDonald | ||||
Christian Heritage | Ewen McQueen | 3 | |||
Green | Janet McVeagh | 13 | |||
Alliance | Mark O'Brien | none | |||
McGillicuddy Serious | Worik Turei Stanton | 26 | |||
National | Richard Worth | 44 | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
National | Christine Fletcher | [14] |
Hamilton East
[edit]1999 general election: Hamilton East[21] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Mauri Pacific | Helen Akhtari | 14 | |||
Natural Law | John Cleary | 5 | |||
ACT | Gavin Denby | 51 | |||
Christian Heritage | Madeleine Flannagan | 20 | |||
McGillicuddy Serious | Leanne V. Ireland | 2 | |||
Alliance | Peter Jamieson | 38 | |||
National | Tony Steel | First elected in 1990 | none | ||
NZ First | Doug Woolerton | MP since 1996 | 5 | ||
Labour | Dianne Yates | MP since 1993 | 22 |
Hamilton West
[edit]1999 general election: Hamilton West [22] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Pita Cammock | ||||
Labour | Martin Gallagher | MP 1993–1996 | none | ||
Christian Heritage | Eleanor Goodall | 39 | |||
NZ First | Athol Gould | none | |||
Mauri Pacific | Fa'amatuainu Iakopo | 18 | |||
Mana Wahine | Avon Johnson | ||||
Alliance | Dave MacPherson | 14 | |||
ACT | Garry Mallett | 65 | |||
National | Bob Simcock | MP since 1996 | 22 |
Hunua
[edit]1999 general election: Hunua [23] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Christian Heritage | Ken Andrew | 57 | |||
NZ First | John Geary | none | |||
Alliance | Janice Graham | 43 | |||
Christian Democrats | Bill Henderson | none | |||
National | Warren Kyd | MP since 1987 | none | ||
Natural Law | Raylene Lodge | 19 | |||
Labour | Paul Schofield | none | |||
ACT | John Thompson | 36 |
Hutt South
[edit]1999 general election: Hutt South [24] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Lois McInnes | ||||
Labour | Trevor Mallard | MP since 1984 | 12 | ||
Green | Cliff Mason | 40 | |||
ACT | Christopher Milne | 23 | |||
Natural Law | Jon Muller | 30 | |||
Christian Democrats | David Ogden | 13 | |||
United NZ | Frank Owen | 13 | |||
Alliance | Gordon Parr | 50 | |||
NZ First | Edwin Perry | 37 | |||
National | Clare Radomske | none | |||
Christian Heritage | Rosemarie Thomas | 7 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Richard Waitai | 20 | |||
McGillicuddy Serious | Jonat Wharton | 34 |
Ilam
[edit]1999 general election: Ilam[25][26] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Evan Thomas Alty | 15 | |||
National | Gerry Brownlee | MP since 1996 | 36 | ||
Christian Heritage | Geoff Francis | 23 | |||
NZ First | Andrew Gin | 8 | |||
Alliance | Lois Griffiths | 47 | |||
Christian Democrats | Kevin Harper | 8 | |||
ACT | Nigel Mattison | 17 | |||
Independent | Janet MiddleMiss | ||||
Independent | Denis O'Rourke | ||||
Natural Law | Brendan Rhodes | 48 | |||
Labour | Alison Wilkie | none |
Invercargill
[edit]1999 general election: Invercargill [27] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Craig Carson | 44 | |||
Alliance | Stephnie de Ruyter | 22 | |||
ACT | Matt McInnes | 29 | |||
Labour | Mark Peck | MP since 1993 | 27 | ||
National | Eric Roy | MP since 1993 | 19 | ||
NZ First | Allan Wise | 14 | |||
Christian Heritage | Russell Zwies | 51 |
Kaikoura
[edit]1999 general election: Kaikoura [28] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Desmond Joseph Bell | ||||
Natural Law | Anne Brigid | 49 | |||
Green | Ian Ewen-Street | Contested electorate in 1996 | 3 | ||
McGillicuddy Serious | Rodney Hansen | 4 | |||
ACT | Graham James Hewett | 39 | |||
Labour | Brian McNamara | none | |||
Alliance | Lindsay Mehrtens | 54 | |||
Christian Heritage | Don Moore | 48 | |||
NZ First | Chris Rivers | 17 | |||
National | Lynda Scott | 56 | |||
Christian Democrats | Julee Smith-Mischeski | none | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Independent | Tom Harrison | [29] | |||
Alliance | Patrick Rooney | Withdrew after injured in a car crash | 60 | [30] |
Karapiro
[edit]1999 general election: Karapiro [31] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Paul Cronin | none | |||
ACT | Andrew Davies | 14 | |||
Christian Heritage | Gavin Hockly | 49 | |||
Alliance | John Pemberton | 37 | |||
NZ First | Gordon Stewart | 28 | |||
National | Lindsay Tisch | none | |||
Mana Māori | Lai Toy | 20 |
Mana
[edit]1999 general election: Mana [32] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Lance Anderson | ||||
Independent | Bill Bevan | ||||
United NZ | Graham Butterworth | 7 | |||
McGillicuddy Serious | John Creser | 45 | |||
Christian Democrats | Lance Huxford | none | |||
NZ First | Nigel Jones | none | |||
Labour | Graham Kelly | MP since 1987 | 17 | ||
Alliance | Moira Ann Lawler | 16 | |||
Christian Heritage | Renton Maclachlan | 29 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Api Malu | 22 | |||
Asia Pacific | Lutena Mulitalo Mano'o | ||||
Legalise Cannabis | David Moore | 4 | |||
NMP | David Pattinson | 17 | |||
Green | Robert Shaw | none | |||
National | Mark Thomas | Contested Wellington Central in 1996 | 28 | ||
ACT | Darryl Ward | 60 |
Māngere
[edit]1999 general election: Māngere [33] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Kelvyn Alp | ||||
Natural Law | Grant Bilyard | 46 | |||
ACT | Adrian Jon Dixon | none | |||
Labour | Taito Phillip Field | MP since 1993 | 14 | ||
NZ First | Jerry Hohepa | 34 | |||
Alliance | Finau Kolo | 17 | |||
Christian Heritage | Steven Aotearoa Panapa | 52 | |||
National | Sylvia Taylor | none | |||
Mana Wahine | Te Aroha Wepiha Reo |
Manukau East
[edit]1999 general election: Manukau East [34] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Reform Party | Dave Bergersen | ||||
NZ First | Malia Kamilo Hamani | none | |||
Alliance | Bruce Bennett Holm | 56 | |||
ACT | Charles Lowndes | 22 | |||
Labour | Ross Robertson | none | |||
Christian Heritage | David Simpkin | 32 | |||
Independent | Paul Teio | ||||
Mauri Pacific | Danny Turia | 11 | |||
Workers Party | Daphna Whitmore | ||||
Mana Wahine | Mareta Wiringi | ||||
National | Ken Yee | 55 |
Manurewa
[edit]1999 general election: Manurewa [35] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Enosa Auva'a | 47 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Ann Batten | Elected through the NZ First list in 1996, but defected to Mauri Pacific in 1998 | 5 | ||
ACT | Lech Beltowski | 30 | |||
Labour | George Hawkins | MP since 1990 | none | ||
Christian Heritage | Uaita Levi | 38 | |||
Alliance | Toia Lucas | none | |||
NZ First | Lindy Palmer | none | |||
Mana Wahine | Lumã'ava Samuelu-Pula |
Maungakiekie
[edit]1999 general election: Maungakiekie[36][37] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Jon Carapiet | 51 | |||
Independent | Tony Cranston | ||||
Republican | Brian Freeth | 2 | |||
Labour | Mark Gosche | MP since 1996 | 20 | ||
Independent | Sue Henry | ||||
Christian Democrats | Jason Keiller | 18 | |||
Natural Law | Graeme Lodge | 6 | |||
NZ First | Gilbert Myles | First elected in 1990 | 10 | ||
ACT | Angus Ogilvie | 24 | |||
Christian Heritage | Mary Paki | 25 | |||
Alliance | Matt Robson | 3 | |||
National | Belinda Vernon | MP since 1996 | 10 |
Mount Albert
[edit]1999 general election: Mount Albert [38] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Noelene Buckland | 63 | |||
Labour | Helen Clark | Clark, an MP since 1981, was the incumbent in the Owairaka electorate that was replaced by Mount Albert | 1 | ||
McGillicuddy Serious | Kerry Hoole | 42 | |||
United NZ | Hassan Hosseini | none | |||
Republican | Jane Hotere | 4 | |||
Green | Mike Johnson | none | |||
ACT | Daniel King | 34 | |||
NZ First | Seini Mafi | none | |||
Alliance | Jill Ovens | 28 | |||
Christian Heritage | Diane Taylor | 50 |
Mount Roskill
[edit]1999 general election: Mount Roskill [39] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Chris Comeskey | 13 | |||
Natural Law | Linda Davy | 13 | |||
Labour | Phil Goff | Goff, who was first elected in 1981, was the incumbent in New Lynn but stood in the new Mount Roskill electorate in 1999 | 7 | ||
Green | Chris Hay | 50 | |||
Alliance | Sarah Martin | 25 | |||
Christian Heritage | Barrie Paterson | 14 | |||
United NZ | Yousuf Qureshi | none | |||
National | Phil Raffills | 29 | |||
ACT | Max Whitehead | 13 |
Napier
[edit]1999 general election: Napier [40] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Geoff Braybrooke | MP since 1981 | none | ||
ACT | Mel Chandler | 58 | |||
Christian Heritage | Bob Davis | 53 | |||
Green | Angie Denby | 26 | |||
Alliance | Robin Gwynn | 21 | |||
Christian Democrats | Allana Hiha | 6 | |||
Independent | Laurance McGregor | ||||
NZ First | Lyola Randell-Cotter | none | |||
National | Anne Tolley | 20 |
Nelson
[edit]1999 general election: Nelson [41][42][43] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Christian Heritage | Nick Barber | 17 | |||
Labour | Simon Fraser | none | |||
ACT | Philip Gully | none | |||
NMP | Suzanne Johnston | 11 | |||
Alliance | Mary O'Connor | 32 | |||
McGillicuddy Serious | Tim Owens | 30 | |||
National | Nick Smith | MP since 1990 | 8 | ||
NZ First | Trevor Squires | none | |||
Green | Mike Ward | 8 |
New Plymouth
[edit]1999 general election: New Plymouth [44] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Harry Duynhoven | First elected in 1987 | 29 | ||
Mana Wahine Te Ira Tangata | Shona Eriksen | ||||
Mauri Pacific | Sharon Faloon | 16 | |||
ACT | Moira Irving | 33 | |||
Alliance | Bonnie Johnstone | 42 | |||
National | Len Jury | none | |||
The People's Choice | Rusty Kane | 1 | |||
NZ First | Mae Neuman | 40 | |||
Christian Democrats | Tom Smithers | 12 | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Christian Heritage | Hasko Starrenberg | Selected by party but nomination was rejected | 61 | [45] |
North Shore
[edit]1999 general election: North Shore [46] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Christian Democrats | Julie Belding | 16 | |||
Labour | Helen Duncan | 30 | |||
Christian Heritage | Mary-Anne Gladwell | 55 | |||
NZ First | Hine Grindlay | none | |||
Alliance | Jill Henry | none | |||
Green | Barry Larsen | none | |||
National | Wayne Mapp | MP since 1996 | 33 | ||
ACT | Michael Pinkney | none | |||
Natural Law | Linda Sinden | 22 |
Northcote
[edit]1999 general election: Northcote [47] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | John Bryant | none | |||
United NZ | Murray Callister | 19 | |||
Natural Law | Tony Cornelissen | 32 | |||
Alliance | Grant Gillon | Contested electorate in 1996 | 7 | ||
Labour | Ann Hartley | Contested electorate in 1996 | 35 | ||
Christians Against Abortion | Maria Matthews | ||||
Christian Heritage | Mark Munroe | 26 | |||
Christian Democrats | Dave Perkin | 22 | |||
National | Ian Revell | MP since 1990 | none | ||
Green | Jane Wells | 45 | |||
ACT | Alex Wong | 16 |
Northland
[edit]1999 general election: Northland [48] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | John Carter | MP since 1987 | 16 | ||
ACT | Ria Gray-Lock | 53 | |||
NMP | Pauline Hallows | 3 | |||
Christian Heritage | Ned Jack | 46 | |||
Green | Janine McVeagh | 9 | |||
Christian Democrats | Mike Mitcalfe | none | |||
Independent | Mike Morel | ||||
Labour | Les Robertson | none | |||
Independent | Eric Shackleton | ||||
NZ First | Ian Walker | 6 | |||
Alliance | David Wilson | 39 |
Ohariu-Belmont
[edit]1999 general election: Ohariu-Belmont [49] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Kathryn Asare | 12 | |||
NMP | Mark Atkin | 6 | |||
Labour | Derek Best | 49 | |||
Christian Democrats | Wayne Chapman | 15 | |||
United NZ | Peter Dunne | MP since 1984 | 1 | ||
NZ First | Bruce Farland | none | |||
Asia Pacific | Sriram Gopalakrishnan | ||||
McGillicuddy Serious | Philip John Grimmett | 41 | |||
Alliance | Rebecca Matthews | 31 | |||
Christian Heritage | Chris Salt | 15 | |||
Natural Law | Bruce Sowry | 26 | |||
Green | Caron Zillwood | 14 |
Otago
[edit]1999 general election: Otago [50] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Val Dearman | 61 | |||
Green | Pip Direen | 37 | |||
ACT | Gerry Eckhoff | 9 | |||
Christian Heritage | Mike Ferguson | 30 | |||
National | Gavan Herlihy | MP since 1996 | 32 | ||
Alliance | Bill Holvey | none | |||
South Island | Miles Notman | 4 | |||
NZ First | Stan Perkins | none | |||
NMP | Alison White | 9 | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
McGillicuddy Serious | Donna Demente | 9 | [51] |
Otaki
[edit]1999 general election: Otaki [52] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
ACT | Brett Ambler | 26 | |||
NMP | Peter Archer | 14 | |||
One NZ | Wally Boyd | 1 | |||
Christian Heritage | Robin Corner | 18 | |||
Alliance | Russell Franklin | none | |||
NZ First | David Lionel Hayward | none | |||
Labour | Judy Keall | First elected in 1984 | 21 | ||
Christian Democrats | Neville Morgan | none | |||
National | Roger Sowry | MP since 1990 | 7 | ||
Green | Gary Williams | none |
Pakuranga
[edit]1999 general election: Pakuranga [53] | |||||
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Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Alliance | Trevor Lance Barnard | 18 | |||
Labour | Patrick Hine | none | |||
Christians Against Abortion | Jane Hudson | ||||
NMP | Aaziq Mumtaz | 10 | |||
NZ First | Pita Paraone | 19 | |||
Christian Heritage | Barry Pepperell | 36 | |||
ACT | Dick Quax | 11 | |||
Green | David Rose | 47 | |||
Natural Law | Andrew Sanderson | 36 | |||
National | Maurice Williamson | MP since 1987 | 13 |
Palmerston North
[edit]1999 general election: Palmerston North [54] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Christian Democrats | Grant Bowater | 5 | |||
National | George Halligan | 59 | |||
Alliance | Gerard Hehir | 15 | |||
ACT | Steve Kidby | 62 | |||
NZ First | Keri James Kingi | none | |||
Labour | Steve Maharey | MP since 1990 | 3 | ||
Natural Law | Tony Martin | 9 | |||
Green | Steve Rowsell | none | |||
Mauri Pacific | Trieste Te Awe Awe | 15 | |||
Christian Heritage | John Tonson | 33 | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
NZ First | Trevor Jans | Contested electorate in 1996 | [55] |
Port Waikato
[edit]1999 general election: Port Waikato [56] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
McGillicuddy Serious | Graeme Cairns | 1 | |||
ACT | Ian Carline | 32 | |||
NZ First | David Fowler | 16 | |||
Green | Olive Gallagher | 49 | |||
NMP | Brett Gifkins | 12 | |||
Mana Māori | Angeline Greensill | 3 | |||
Christian Heritage | Rick Hayward | none | |||
National | Paul Hutchison | 38 | |||
Natural Law | Martin Jelley | 29 | |||
Christian Democrats | Ray Knight | none | |||
Alliance | Donna Pokere-Phillips | 40 | |||
Labour | Trish Ryan | none | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
National | Bill Birch | [14] |
Rakaia
[edit]1999 general election: Rakaia [57] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Tim Dyer | ||||
McGillicuddy Serious | Ross Edgar | 56 | |||
ACT | Andrew Power | 48 | |||
Christian Heritage | Martin Reid | 37 | |||
Labour | Diane Schurgers | none | |||
National | Jenny Shipley | MP since 1987 | 1 | ||
Alliance | Annabel Taylor | none | |||
Green | Rex Verity | 17 | |||
NZ First | Bill Woods | 21 |
Rangitikei
[edit]1999 general election: Rangitikei [58] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Suzanne Bruce | Withdrew but name still appeared on the ballot paper | 7 | [59] | |
United NZ | Jim Howard | 5 | |||
Christian Heritage | Vic Jarvis | 8 | |||
Alliance | Dion Martin | 34 | |||
National | Simon Power | 37 | |||
ACT | Jean Thompson | 55 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Kelly Waitai | 21 | |||
Labour | Craig Walsham | none | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
National | Denis Marshall | [14] |
Rimutaka
[edit]1999 general election: Rimutaka [60] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | John Hoani Cribb | none | |||
ACT | Owen Dance | none | |||
Christian Democrats | Geoff Hounsell | 4 | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Brian Jensen | 8 | |||
Asia Pacific | Naransamy Manoharan | ||||
Green | Don Murray | 24 | |||
National | Stuart Blair Roddick | none | |||
Labour | Paul Swain | MP since 1990 | 26 | ||
Alliance | Brendan Tracey | 26 | |||
Christian Heritage | Helma Vermeulen | 16 |
Rodney
[edit]1999 general election: Rodney [61] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Sue Bradford | 4 | |||
Christian Heritage | Tony Brebner | 54 | |||
Labour | Mark Domney | none | |||
Independent | Jill Jeffs | ||||
Natural Law | Bryan Lee | 1 | |||
NZ First | Anne Martin | 29 | |||
National | Lockwood Smith | MP since 1984 | 5 | ||
Alliance | Anna Sutherland | 46 | |||
ACT | Penny Webster | 8 | |||
Christian Democrats | Richard Wills | none |
Rongotai
[edit]1999 general election: Rongotai [62] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Stuart Boag | 64 | |||
United NZ | Steve Bright | 11 | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Benjamin Clark | 16 | |||
Independent | Stephen Cotterall | ||||
Christian Democrats | Linda Dring | 19 | |||
ACT | Stephen Franks | 3 | |||
NZ First | Raymond Hina | 38 | |||
Natural Law | Michael Hirst | 23 | |||
McGillicuddy Serious | K. T. Julian | 5 | |||
Labour | Annette King | First elected in 1984 | 4 | ||
Asia Pacific | Rama Ramanathan | ||||
Christian Heritage | Max Shierlaw | 21 | |||
Alliance | Vernon Tile | 23 | |||
Green | Richard Wernham | 42 |
Rotorua
[edit]1999 general election: Rotorua [63] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Max Bradford | MP since 1990 | 15 | ||
Labour | Steve Chadwick | 43 | |||
Green | Lynne Dempsey | 21 | |||
NZ First | Robert Dixon | 27 | |||
Alliance | Pirihira Kaio | 57 | |||
NZ Equal Rights Party | Cliff Lee | ||||
Christian Democrats | Andrew James Parrington | none | |||
Christian Heritage | Ross Prichard | 44 | |||
Natural Law | Martin Sharp | 39 |
Tamaki
[edit]1999 general election: Tamaki [64] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Independent | Geoff Arthurs | ||||
Green | Francela Davies | none | |||
Christian Heritage | Victor Cedric Grubi | 62 | |||
McGillicuddy Serious | Michael-Garnet Holt | 40 | |||
Independent | Michael Joseph Lescher | ||||
Christian Democrats | Bruce McGrail | 17 | |||
Republican | Samuel Mendes | 5 | |||
Christians Against Abortion | Phillip O'Connor | ||||
Labour | Lynne Pillay | 36 | |||
Aotearoa Tenants Party | Areta Ransfield | ||||
Alliance | Peter Conrad Romanovsky | 49 | |||
NZ First | Slavica Seric | none | |||
National | Clem Simich | MP since 1992 | none | ||
ACT | Alex Swney | 31 |
Taranaki-King Country
[edit]1999 general election: Taranaki-King Country [65] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | Shane Ardern | MP since 1998 | 35 | ||
Alliance | Kevin Campbell | Contested electorate in 1998 by-election | 10 | ||
NMP | Lance Griggs | none | |||
NZ First | Peter Haines | none | |||
ACT | Owen Jennings | Contested electorate in 1998 by-election | 6 | ||
Christian Heritage | Mark Jones | 47 | |||
Green | Sandra Lawrence | none | |||
Mauri Pacific | Raj Masters | 12 | |||
Labour | John Young | none |
Taupo
[edit]1999 general election: Taupo[66] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Mauri Pacific | Rovina Anderson | 9 | |||
Labour | Mark Burton | MP since 1993 | 18 | ||
Green | Nick Fisher | 52 | |||
NZ First | Ross Honeyfield | none | |||
Alliance | Wayne Morris | 52 | |||
Mana Wahine | Makere Rangitoheriri | ||||
National | David Steele | 39 | |||
ACT | Richard Steele | none | |||
Christian Heritage | John van der Zee | 56 |
Tauranga
[edit]1999 general election: Tauranga [67] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Christian Democrats | Larry Baldock | 9 | |||
NMP | Vivienne Berry-Evans | 1 | |||
Christian Heritage | Frank Grover | MP since 1996 | 6 | ||
Independent | John Hepburn | ||||
National | Katherine O'Regan | MP since 1984 | 27 | ||
NZ First | Winston Peters | First elected in 1978 | 1 | ||
Green | Karen Summerhays | 31 | |||
Alliance | Tekarehana Wicks | 20 | |||
Labour | Margaret Wilson | 9 | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
ACT | Ken Shirley | Withdrew electorate candidacy to stand as list only, endorsed O'Regan | [68] |
Te Atatu
[edit]1999 general election: Te Atatu [69] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Labour | Chris Carter | First elected in 1993 | 34 | ||
NZ First | Jenine Clift | none | |||
Alliance | Laila Harré | MP since 1996 | 6 | ||
ACT | Wayne Harris | 61 | |||
United NZ | John Hubscher | 16 | |||
Christian Democrats | Les McDonald | none | |||
Natural Law | Russell Mack | 33 | |||
National | Vanessa Neeson | none | |||
Christian Heritage | Murray Pirret | 58 | |||
Green | Adrian Tyler | none |
Titirangi
[edit]1999 general election: Titirangi [70][71] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Green | Steve Abel | 27 | |||
Alliance | Evana Belich | 35 | |||
Labour | David Cunliffe | 52 | |||
Christian Democrats | Anne Drake | 24 | |||
Republican | Graham Gilfillan | 3 | |||
National | Marie Hasler | Hasler, first elected in 1990, was the incumbent in Waitakere but stood in the new Titirangi electorate in 1999 | 24 | ||
Natural Law | Kay Morgan | 38 | |||
NZ First | Dawn Mullins | 39 | |||
Christian Heritage | Grant Peck | 60 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Peta Si'ulepa | 3 | |||
ACT | Barbara Steinijans | 52 |
Tukituki
[edit]1999 general election: Tukituki [72] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Alliance | Harry Alchin-Smith | 41 | |||
Labour | Rick Barker | MP since 1993 | 31 | ||
Christian Heritage | Margaret Burgess | 35 | |||
Green | Terry Creighton | none | |||
Natural Law | Ian McCullough | 37 | |||
ACT | John Ormond | 21 | |||
NZ First | Dennis Pennefather | none | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Allan Webb | 2 | |||
National | Larry White | 54 |
Waimakariri
[edit]1999 general election: Waimakariri [73] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Natural Law | Mike Barthelmeh | 44 | |||
Labour | Clayton Cosgrove | none | |||
National | Gideon Couper | none | |||
Green | Charles Drace | none | |||
Independent | Andrew Leary | ||||
NZ First | Ron Mark | MP since 1996 | 4 | ||
Legalise Cannabis | Kevin Patrick O'Connell | 3 | |||
Christian Democrats | Yvonne Palmer | 10 | |||
ACT | Malcolm Spark | 41 | |||
Christian Heritage | Stephen Williams | 34 | |||
Alliance | John Wright | MP since 1996 | 4 | ||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Labour | Mike Moore | [14] |
Wairarapa
[edit]1999 general election: Wairarapa | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Christian Democrats | John Allen | none | |||
Labour | Georgina Beyer | 40 | |||
Green | Laurence Boomert | 18 | |||
ACT | Paul Booth | 56 | |||
Alliance | Cathy Casey | 27 | |||
Natural Law | Ian Douglas | 2 | |||
NZ First | Rob Harris | 15 | |||
National | Paul Henry | 43 | |||
Christian Heritage | Mike Lloyd | 19 |
Waitakere
[edit]1999 general election: Waitakere [74] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Arthur Albert | none | |||
Christian Heritage | Sandra Breckon | none | |||
Green | David Clendon | 19 | |||
NMP | Peter Harrison | 2 | |||
ACT | Bruce Howat | 18 | |||
Christian Democrats | Craig Hunt | 20 | |||
Labour | Jonathan Hunt | Contested Tamaki in 1996 | 6 | ||
National | Brian Neeson | Neeson, an MP since 1990, was the incumbent in the abolished Waipareira electorate | 34 | ||
Republican | Greg Smith | Not to be confused with the McGillicuddy Serious Party candidate of the same name | 1 | ||
Alliance | Michael Treen | 36 |
Wellington Central
[edit]1999 general election: Wellington Central [75] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Legalise Cannabis | Michael Appleby | 1 | |||
Independent | Lea Barker | ||||
United NZ | Kent Clark | 17 | |||
Christian Heritage | Leona Emberson-Ready | 41 | |||
Asia Pacific | Bihua Fu | ||||
Labour | Marian Hobbs | Contested Kaikoura in 1996 | 23 | ||
Natural Law | Daniel Meares | 24 | |||
NZ First | Jonathan Mosen | 11 | |||
ACT | Richard Prebble | First elected in 1975 | 1 | ||
McGillicuddy Serious | Amy Ross | 19 | |||
Independent | Marion Smith | ||||
Christian Democrats | Anthony Walton | 1 | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Alliance | Phillida Bunkle | Withdrew electorate candidacy to stand as list only, endorsed Hobbs | [76] |
West Coast-Tasman
[edit]1999 general election: West Coast-Tasman [77] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Christian Heritage | Derek Blight | 27 | |||
ACT | Richard Edmund Cox | 35 | |||
Green | Richard Davies | 10 | |||
Independent | George Halsey | ||||
United NZ | Colin Jackson | 10 | |||
National | Rod O'Beirne | 49 | |||
Labour | Damien O'Connor | MP since 1993 | none | ||
NZ First | Pat O'Dea | 18 | |||
McGillicuddy Serious | Steve Richards | 3 | |||
Legalise Cannabis | Jeanette Saxby | 5 | |||
Alliance | Iri Sinclair | none | |||
Independent | David Tranter |
Whanganui
[edit]1999 general election: Whanganui [78] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Graham Adams | 23 | |||
National | Chester Borrows | 45 | |||
Christian Heritage | Gael Donoghue | 4 | |||
Alliance | Deb Frederikse | 29 | |||
ACT | Morris Hey | 54 | |||
Independent | Mark Middleton | ||||
Labour | Jill Pettis | MP since 1993 | 24 | ||
Green | Julie Priddle | none | |||
Mauri Pacific | Rayna Waitai | Her father also stood (in the Ikaroa-Rāwhiti electorate)[79] | 17 |
Whangarei
[edit]1999 general election: Whangarei [80] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Alliance | Tricia Cutforth | 19 | |||
NMP | Andrew De Lautour | none | |||
NZ First | Brian Donnelly | MP since 1996 | 3 | ||
Christian Heritage | Rod Harris | 31 | |||
National | Phil Heatley | 42 | |||
Labour | Denise Jelicich | 47 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Martin Kaipo | 13 | |||
Green | Derek Keene | none | |||
ACT | Muriel Newman | MP since 1996 | 7 | ||
United NZ | Gray Phillips | 14 | |||
Mana Wahine Te Ira Tangata | Darl Tana | ||||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
National | John Banks | [14] |
Wigram
[edit]1999 general election: Wigram [81] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Alliance | Jim Anderton | MP since 1984 | 1 | ||
ACT | Glen Cowie | 42 | |||
Green | Frankie Dean | 22 | |||
Natural Law | Carolyn Drake | 34 | |||
Economic Euthenics | Michael Hansen | ||||
NZ First | Andrew Johnston | none | |||
National | Angus McKay | 41 | |||
Christian Heritage | Ken Moore | 43 | |||
Labour | Mike Mora | none | |||
Independent | Eric Whitworth |
Māori electorates
[edit]Hauraki Maori
[edit]1999 general election: Hauraki Māori [82][83] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Josie Marama Anderson | 9 | |||
Freedom Movement | Kororia Aperahama | 3 | |||
Natural Law | Selwyn Matia Austin | 10 | |||
Alliance | Willie Jackson | 9 | |||
National | George Tearoha Kahi | 53 | |||
Te Tawharau | Rangi Mclean | Te Tawharau contested the electorate vote independently, but encouraged voters to give their party vote to Mana Māori. Mclean was number five on the Mana Māori list. | |||
Mauri Pacific | Amokura Panoho | 8 | |||
Mana Māori | Gareth Seymour | 14 | |||
Labour | John Tamihere | none | |||
Christian Heritage | Tuhi Vahaakolo | 9 |
Ikaroa-Rāwhiti
[edit]1999 general election: Ikaroa-Rāwhiti [84] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
Christian Heritage | Peter Richard Amor | none | |||
Christian Democrats | Tiwha Patricia Blake | 23 | |||
Independent | Derek Fox | ||||
NZ First | Bill Gudgeon | 25 | |||
Labour | Parekura Horomia | 25 | |||
Natural Law | Tim Irwin | 21 | |||
Aroha Ngia Tatou | Te Aroha Mei | ||||
Mana Wahine | Beverly Rewa Nicholson | ||||
Alliance | Des Ratima | 13 | |||
ACT | Vicky Robin | none | |||
National | Dale Stephens | 40 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Rana Waitai | His daughter also stood (in the Whanganui electorate)[79] | 17 | ||
Freedom Movement | Jennifer Waitai-Rapana | 1 |
Te Tai Hauāuru
[edit]1999 general election: Te Tai Hauāuru [85][86] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Lorraine Anderson | 32 | |||
Mana Wahine | Antoine Brown | ||||
Christian Democrats | Lee Edmonds | none | |||
Freedom Movement | Lei Graham | 2 | |||
Labour | Nanaia Mahuta | 10 | |||
Mana Māori | Ken Mair | 7 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Tuku Morgan | 2 | |||
National | Dennis Patuwairua | none | |||
Piri Wiri Tua | Dalvanius Prime | ||||
Alliance | Joe Puketapu | none | |||
Christian Heritage | Jeannette Shramka | 59 | |||
The People's Choice | Doug Wilson | 2 |
Te Tai Tokerau
[edit]1999 general election: Te Tai Tokerau [87][88] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Anaru George | 26 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Tau Henare | MP since 1993 | 1 | ||
Alliance | Ella Henry | none | |||
Freedom Movement | Atareta Kapa Hills | 6 | |||
Piri Wiri Tua | Te Kaiarahi Hui | ||||
Independent | Dun Mihaka | ||||
National | Tom Bowling Murray | none | |||
Independent | Marama Netana | ||||
Christian Heritage | Jim Prime | 24 | |||
ACT | Nellie Rata | none | |||
Mana Wahine | Mere Rawiri-Tau | ||||
Labour | Dover Samuels | MP since 1996 | 5 | ||
Independent | Kingi Eruera Taurua |
Te Tai Tonga
[edit]1999 general election: Te Tai Tonga [89] | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
National | JC (Cliff) Bedwell | none | |||
Christian Heritage | William George Ehau | none | |||
Aroha Ngia Tatou | Piripi Gray | ||||
Christian Democrats | Witana Murray | 21 | |||
Labour | Mahara Okeroa | none | |||
ACT | John Peters | 59 | |||
Piri Wiri Tua Movement | Erena Rigby | ||||
Mauri Pacific | Atawhai Tibble | 7 | |||
Alliance | Vern Winitana | 24 | |||
NZ First | Tu Wyllie | none |
Waiariki
[edit]1999 general election: Waiariki | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Notes: | Blue background denotes an incumbent. | ||||
Party | Candidate | Notes | List # | Source | |
NZ First | Kahukore Baker | 12 | |||
Te Tawharau | Tuariki Delamere | Te Tawharau contested the electorate vote independently, but encouraged voters to give their party vote to Mana Māori. Delamere was number two on the Mana Māori list. | |||
Future NZ | Toa Faulkner | ||||
Mana Wahine | Alamein Kopu | Unable to contest list after missing nomination deadline | 1 | [90] | |
National | George Ngatai | 46 | |||
Mauri Pacific | Te Orohi Paul | 6 | |||
Labour | Mita Ririnui | 46 | |||
Alliance | Arapeta Tahana | none | |||
Freedom Movement | Helen Wepiha-Tai | 5 | |||
Retiring incumbents and withdrawn candidates | |||||
Mana Māori | Tame Iti | Withdrew to stand in Auckland Central, endorsed Delamere | [91] |
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