Party lists in the New Zealand general election, 2005

This page provides the party lists put forward in New Zealand's 2005 elections. Party lists determine (in the light of proportional voting) the appointment of list MPs under the MMP electoral system. Electoral law required submission of all party lists by 23 August 2005.

See also candidates by electorate and candidates by party.

Parliamentary parties

The following parties gained representation:[1]

ACT New Zealand

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank 		ChangeInitial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
1 Rodney Hide Electorate Epsom2 +1 Green tickY Won Epsom Party leader
2 Heather Roy List Ohariu-Belmont9 +7 Green tickY Elected from list
3 Muriel Newman List Whangarei3 0 Red XN Lost seat
4 Stephen Franks List Wellington Central4 0 Red XN Lost seat
5 Graham Scott —
6 Ken Shirley List Tamaki7 +1 Red XN Lost seat
7 Kenneth Wang List Mount Roskill10 +3 Red XN Lost seat
8 Gerry Eckhoff List Otago8 0 Red XN Lost seat
9 Lindsay Mitchell Hutt South —
10 Bronny Jacobsen Pakuranga —
11 Simon Ewing-Jarvie Otaki41 +30
12 Jo Giles Ilam —
13 Willie Martin Dunedin North18 +5
14 David Olsen Port Waikato17 +3
15 Hamish Stevens Manukau East —
16 Andrew Jollands Taupo26 +10
17 Hardev Singh Brar —
18 Lech Beltowski 21 +3
19 Ian Beker Invercargill —
20 Chris Brown Rodney —
21 Kevin Gill West Coast-Tasman —
22 John Waugh Rangitikei57 +35
23 Dianne Dawson Northcote39 +16
24 Kevin Murray Aoraki —
25 Stephen Langford-Tebby Helensville —
26 Gavin Middleton Rongotai —
27 John Fraser Clutha-Southland —
28 Francis Denz Tauranga —
29 Elizabeth Barkla —
30 Nigel Chetty —
31 Scott Clune —
32 Michael Collins Mana —
33 Tetauru Emile Wigram —
34 Andrew Falloon —
35 Mike Heine Nelson —
36 Kerry O'Connor New Plymouth —
37 David Seymour Mount Albert —
38 Helen Simpson Auckland Central —
39 PJ White —
40 Alan Wilden Dunedin South —
41 Andrew Stone East Coast Bays —
42 Barbara Steinijans New Lynn —
43 John Riddell Waitakere49 +6
44 Carl Peterson Rotorua —
45 John Peters Christchurch East32 -13
46 Julie Pepper 47 +1
47 Tom McClelland Northland —
48 Alex Mann Banks Peninsula —
49 Michelle Lorenz Maungakiekie —
50 Nigel Kearney Rimutaka —
51 Nick Kearney North Shore —
52 Mark Davies Piako —
53 Steve Cox Hamilton West —
54 Ray Bassett Coromandel35 -19
55 Brian Davidson Rakaia —
56 Rebekah Holdaway Waimakariri —
57 Shriley Marshall Christchurch Central30 -27
58 Pat O'Sullivan Kaikoura —
59 Garry Mallett Hamilton East —
not listed Bruce Haycock Te Atatu —
not listed Iain Ogilvie Clevedon —
not listed John Ormond Tukituki —
not listed Glen Snelgar Manurewa — listed 33 in 2002 election
not listed Richard Steele Taranaki-King Country —
not listed Graeme Tulloch Wairarapa —

Initially, ACT's list also included Andy Poulsen at 9th place and Roger Greenslade at 21st, but both candidates subsequently withdrew.

Green Party

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank 		ChangeInitial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
1 Jeanette Fitzsimons List Coromandel1 0 Green tickY Elected from list
2 Rod Donald List Banks Peninsula2 0 Green tickY Elected from list Died before being sworn in. Replaced by Nándor Tánczos
3 Sue Bradford List Northland3 0 Green tickY Elected from list
4 Sue Kedgley List Wellington Central5 +1 Green tickY Elected from list
5 Keith Locke List Epsom7 +2 Green tickY Elected from list
6 Metiria Turei List Te Tai Tonga8 +2 Green tickY Elected from list
7 Nándor Tánczos List Auckland Central4 -3 Red XN Lost seat Green tickY Replaced Rod Donald in 2005. Red XN Left parliament in 2008
8 Mike Ward List Nelson9 +1 Red XN Lost seat
9 Catherine Delahunty East Coast10 +1
10 Russel Norman 17 +7 Green tickY Replaced Nándor Tánczos in 2008
11 Steffan Browning Kaikoura19 +8
12 David Clendon Waitakere —
13 Luci Highfield Rongotai —
14 Jon Carapiet Mount Albert13 -1
15 Roland Sapsford Ohariu-Belmont11 -4
16 Mojo Mathers Rakaia —
17 Mikaere Curtis —
18 Paul Bruce Hutt South34 +16
19 Jeanette Elley East Coast Bays42 +23
20 Mua Strickson-Pua Mangere —
21 Richard Davies West Coast-Tasman14 -7
22 Lois Griffiths Ilam48 +26
23 Natalie Cutler-Welsh Christchurch Central —
24 Jane Pearce Otago —
25 Lawrence O'Halloran Palmerston North —
26 Richard Green New Lynn46 +20
27 Claire Bleakley Wairarapa —
28 Irene Bentley Manukau East —
29 Craig Carson Invercargill35 +6
30 Nicola Harvey Mana —
  1. Moea Armstrong
  2. Steve Bayliss
  3. Laura Beck
  4. Sarah Brown
  5. Terry Creighton
  6. John Davis
  7. Kath Dewar
  8. James Diack
  9. Liz Earth
  10. Kate Elsen
  11. Graham Evans
  12. Nick Fisher
  13. Robert Guyton
  14. Daniel Howard
  15. Philippa Jamieson
  16. Stephen Lee
  17. Alan Liefting
  18. Mary McCammon
  19. John Milnes
  20. Michael Morris
  21. Noel Peterson
  22. Paul Qualtrough
  23. Jacob Rawls
  24. Raewyn Saville
  25. Ian Stephens
  26. Richard Suggate
  27. Peter Thomlinson

Labour Party

  1. Helen Clark (MP)
  2. Michael Cullen (MP)
  3. Margaret Wilson (MP)
  4. Steve Maharey (MP)
  5. Parekura Horomia (MP)
  6. Phil Goff (MP)
  7. Annette King (MP)
  8. Trevor Mallard (MP)
  9. Marian Hobbs (MP)
  10. Dover Samuels (MP)
  11. Jim Sutton (MP)
  12. Pete Hodgson (MP)
  13. Taito Phillip Field (MP)
  14. Ruth Dyson (MP)
  15. Mita Ririnui (MP)
  16. Mark Burton (MP)
  17. Paul Swain (MP)
  18. Judith Tizard (MP)
  19. Chris Carter (MP)
  20. Winnie Laban (MP)
  21. Rick Barker (MP)
  22. Mahara Okeroa (MP)
  23. David Benson-Pope (MP)
  24. Jill Pettis (MP)
  25. Ashraf Choudhary (MP)
  26. Lianne Dalziel (MP)
  27. Shane Jones (MP)
  28. Dianne Yates (MP)
  29. Mark Gosche (MP)
  30. Ann Hartley (MP)
  31. David Cunliffe (MP)
  32. Martin Gallagher (MP)
  33. Stephanie Chadwick (MP)
  34. Darren Hughes (MP)
  35. Georgina Beyer (MP)
  36. Maryan Street (MP)
  37. David Parker (MP)
  38. Russell Fairbrother (MP)
  39. Dave Hereora (MP)
  40. Lynne Pillay (MP)
  41. Moana Mackey (MP)
  42. Sue Moroney (MP)
  43. Darien Fenton (MP)
  44. Charles Chauvel
  45. Lesley Soper
  46. Louisa Wall
  47. William Sio
  48. Brendon Burns
  49. Hamish McCracken
  50. Denise MacKenzie
  51. Max Purnell
  52. Wayne Harpur
  53. Leila Boyle
  54. Dinesh Tailor
  55. Phil Twyford
  56. Jen McCutcheon
  57. Chris Yoo
  58. Michael Wood
  59. Linda Hudson
  60. Stuart Nash
  61. Tony Milne
  62. David Talbot
  63. Marilyn Brown
  64. Anjum Rahman
  65. Eamon Daly
  66. Grant Duffy
  67. Judy Lawley
  68. Mike Mora
  69. Erin Ebborn-Gillespie
  70. Ai Lian Su
  71. Ghazala Anwar
  72. Paul Gibson
  73. Kelly-Ann Harvey
  74. Camille Nakhid

Eight sitting Labour MPs chose not to take list positions, namely: Tim Barnett, Clayton Cosgrove, Harry Duynhoven, George Hawkins, Nanaia Mahuta, Damien O'Connor, Ross Robertson, and John Tamihere. Rumour stated that the Labour Party initially gave George Hawkins a list placing, but that he withdrew after receiving a lower ranking than he had wanted.

Six candidates contested electorates without appearing on the list, namely: Sally Barrett, Julian Blanchard, Paul Chalmers, Tony Dunlop, Errol Mason, and Pauline Scott.

In addition, the Labour Party removed one candidate (Steven Ching) from the list after its first announcement. Ching originally had the ranking of number 42.

Māori Party

  1. Tariana Turia (MP)
  2. Pita Sharples (MP)
  3. Atareta Poananga
  4. Simon Wi Rutene
  5. Glenis Philip-Barbara
  6. Robert Consedine
  7. Pakake Winiata
  8. Morrie Love
  9. Angeline Greensill
  10. Te Ururoa Flavell (MP)
  11. Billy Maea
  12. Monte Ohia
  13. Te Orohi Paul
  14. Bronwyn Yates
  15. Charles Joe
  16. Mama Tere Strickland
  17. Malcolm Peri
  18. Tony Ruakere
  19. Hori Awa
  20. Brett Cowan
  21. Josie Peita
  22. Anne Fitzsimons
  23. Abe Hepi
  24. Ngahiwi Tomoana
  25. Tureiti Moxon
  26. Aroha Reriti Crofts
  27. John Harré
  28. Rangi McLean
  29. Tell Kuka
  30. Bill Puru
  31. Mere Rawiri-Tau
  32. Richard Orzecki
  33. Maraea Ropata
  34. Sonny Hosking
  35. Daryl Gregory
  36. Rangi Tawhiao
  37. Andre Meihana
  38. Solomon Matthews
  39. Adell Dick
  40. Gina Haremata-Crawford
  41. Raewyn Harrison
  42. Celia Hotene
  43. Awa Hudson
  44. Reimana Johnson
  45. Rahuia Kapa
  46. David King
  47. Aaron Makutu
  48. Kelvin Martin
  49. Merehora Taurua
  50. Francis Waaka
  51. Cissy Walker

National Party

  1. Don Brash (MP)
  2. Gerry Brownlee (MP)
  3. Simon Power (MP)
  4. Bill English (MP)
  5. Nick Smith (MP)
  6. Tony Ryall (MP)
  7. John Key (MP)
  8. David Carter (MP)
  9. Lockwood Smith (MP)
  10. Katherine Rich (MP)
  11. Murray McCully (MP)
  12. Judith Collins (MP)
  13. Tim Groser(MP)
  14. Wayne Mapp (MP)
  15. John Carter (MP)
  16. Richard Worth (MP)
  17. Maurice Williamson (MP)
  18. Clem Simich (MP)
  19. Georgina Te Heuheu (MP)
  20. Pansy Wong (MP)
  21. Shane Ardern (MP)
  22. Phil Heatley (MP)
  23. Paul Hutchison (MP)
  24. Lindsay Tisch (MP)
  25. Brian Connell (MP)
  26. Sandra Goudie (MP)
  27. Chris Finlayson (MP)
  28. Nicky Wagner (MP)
  29. Tau Henare (MP)
  30. Allan Peachey (MP)
  31. Jo Goodhew (MP)
  32. David Bennett (MP)
  33. Chester Borrows (MP)
  34. Chris Auchinvole (MP)
  35. Jonathan Coleman (MP)
  36. Mark Blumsky (MP)
  37. Eric Roy (MP)
  38. Kate Wilkinson (MP)
  39. Nathan Guy (MP)
  40. Jacqui Dean (MP)
  41. Jackie Blue (MP)
  42. Colin King (MP)
  43. Anne Tolley (MP)
  44. Craig Foss (MP)
  45. Paula Bennett (MP)
  46. Katrina Shanks (MP)
  47. Fepulea’i Ulua’ipou Aiono
  48. Ravi Musuku
  49. Bob Clarkson (MP)
  50. John Hayes (MP)
  51. Moira Irving
  52. Chris Tremain (MP)
  53. Mita Harris
  54. Mike Leddy
  55. Conway Powell
  56. David Round
  57. Gilbert Stehbens
  58. Ken Yee
  59. Paul Goldsmith
  60. Malcolm Plimmer
  61. Nicola Young
  62. Tim Macindoe
  63. Alison Lomax
  64. Weston Kirton
  65. Rosemarie Thomas

New Zealand First Party

  1. Winston Peters (MP)
  2. Peter Brown (MP)
  3. Brian Donnelly (MP)
  4. Ron Mark (MP)
  5. Doug Woolerton (MP)
  6. Barbara Stewart (MP)
  7. Pita Paraone (MP)
  8. Susan Baragwanath
  9. Jim Peters (MP)
  10. Dail Jones (MP)
  11. Craig McNair (MP)
  12. Edwin Perry (MP)
  13. Bill Gudgeon (MP)
  14. Brent Catchpole (MP)
  15. Joe Williams
  16. John Foote
  17. Fletcher Tabuteau
  18. Alan Heward
  19. Kristin Campbell Smith
  20. Kerry Lundy
  21. David Fowler
  22. Brendan Stewart
  23. Brett Webster
  24. Bob Daw
  25. Murray Strawbridge
  26. Moetu Davis
  27. Toa Greening
  28. Dave Mackie
  29. Anne Martin
  30. Julian Batchelor
  31. Chris Perry
  32. Lindy Palmer
  33. Brian M Roswell
  34. Joe Glen
  35. James Mist
  36. Howard Levarko
  37. Paul Trevor Manning
  38. Tim Manu
  39. Kevin Gardener
  40. Graham Odering

Jim Anderton's Progressive

  1. Jim Anderton (MP)
  2. Matt Robson (MP)
  3. Grant Gillon
  4. Megan Woods
  5. John Wright
  6. Sione Fonua
  7. Vivienne Shepherd
  8. Meng Ly
  9. Fatima Ashrafi
  10. Barry Wilson
  11. Fale Leleisiuao
  12. Russell Franklin
  13. Paula Gillon
  14. Phil Clearwater
  15. Trevor Barnard
  16. Raghbir Singh
  17. Brenda Hill
  18. Fiona Beazley
  19. Russell Caldwell
  20. David Reeks
  21. John Maurice
  22. Mohammad Kazemi-Yazdi
  23. Heka Taefu
  24. Veronique Stewart-Ward
  25. Zemin Zhang
  26. Julian Aaron
  27. Suki Amirapu
  28. Anette Anderson
  29. Sukhdev Bains
  30. Peter Banks
  31. James Boyack
  32. Ian Donald
  33. Lew Holland
  34. Karandeep Singh Lall
  35. Claire Main
  36. Phillipa Main
  37. Jacqueline McAlpine
  38. James Palmer
  39. Max Panirau
  40. David Parkyn
  41. Dawn Patchett
  42. Tala Po'e
  43. Pavitra Roy
  44. Elspeth Sandys
  45. Tony Sharrock
  46. Barry Silcock
  47. Karen Silcock
  48. David Somerset
  49. Petronella Townsend
  50. Martin Vaughan
  51. Jenny Wilson

United Future New Zealand

Rank Name Component PartyIncumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank 		ChangeInitial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
1 Peter Dunne — Electorate Ohariu-Belmont1 0 Green tickY Won Ohariu-Belmont Party leader
2 Judy Turner — List East Coast8 +6 Green tickY Elected from list
3 Gordon Copeland — List Rongotai2 -1 Green tickY Elected from list
4 Marc Alexander — List Ilam4 0 Red XN Lost seat
5 Larry Baldock — List Tauranga7 +2 Red XN Lost seat
6 Murray Smith — List Tamaki6 0 Red XN Lost seat
7 Paul Check ORNZ Taupo(ORNZ: 3) -4
8 Janet Tuck — Epsom —
9 Bernie Ogilvy — List Maungakiekie3 -6
10 Graeme Reeves — Wairarapa —
11 Russell Judd — Rotorua16 +5
  1. Hannah Baral
  2. Joy Lietze
  3. Neville Wilson
  4. Richard Barter
  5. Steve Taylor
  6. Ian McInnes
  7. Ross Tizard
  8. Fiona McKenzie
  9. Graeme Barr
  10. John Walker (ORNZ)
  11. Ram Parkash
  12. Ralph Kennard
  13. Jayati Prasad
  14. Vanessa Roberts
  15. Gerald Telford (ORNZ)
  16. Robin Loomes
  17. Robyn Jackson
  18. Tony Gordon
  19. Greg Graydon
  20. Martyn Seddon
  21. Bernard McClelland
  22. Beth Stone (ORNZ)
  23. Robin Westley
  24. Anne Drake
  25. Noel Hinton
  26. Michael Satur
  27. Diane Brown
  28. Steve Dromgool
  29. Andrea Deeth
  30. Mark Peters
  31. Pauline Moffat
  32. Dennis Wells
  33. Milton Osbourne (ORNZ)
  34. Garry Pedersen (ORNZ)
  35. John Pickering
  36. Adam Archer (ORNZ)
  37. Neil Linscott (ORNZ)
  38. Barry Hayes
  39. Janita Stuart
  40. Dianne Wilson
  41. James Rudd
  42. Peter Mountain
  43. Lee Robertson
  44. John van Buren (WIN)
  45. Jeff Leigh
  46. Matt Collier

The tag "ORNZ" indicates a candidate's membership of Outdoor Recreation NZ, which affiliated with the United Future party for the 2005 elections.

The tag "WIN" indicates a candidate's membership of The WIN Party,which affiliated with the United Future party for the 2005 elections.

Initially, Paul Adams and his daughter Sharee Adams appeared on the list, ranked 10th and 17th, respectively. Adams later decided to stand as an independent, however, and his daughter also withdrew.

Unsuccessul registered parties

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

99 MP Party

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
1 Margaret Robertson
2 Ramasmy Ramanathan

Alliance

  1. Jill Ovens
  2. Paul Piesse
  3. Andrew McKenzie
  4. Jill Fairey
  5. Kane O'Connell
  6. Len Richards
  7. Jim Flynn
  8. Victor Billot
  9. Margaret Jeune
  10. Bob van Ruyssevelt
  11. Tom Dowie
  12. Chris Ford
  13. Quentin Findlay
  14. Kelly Buchanan
  15. Joe Hendren
  16. Gail Marmont
  17. Paul Protheroe
  18. Greg Kleis
  19. Sandra Ethell
  20. Colin Pounder
  21. Bob Harrison
  22. Peta Knibb
  23. Marvin Hubbard
  24. Francie Haslemore
  25. Norman MacRitchie
  26. Eric Gamble
  27. Lynda Boyd
  28. Jocelyn Brooks
  29. Nick Corlett
  30. Nick Scullin

Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party

  1. Michael Appleby
  2. Michael Allan Britnell
  3. Judy Daniels
  4. Paula Lambert
  5. Irinka Britnell
  6. Kevin Patrick O'Connell
  7. Paul McMullan
  8. Steven Wilkinson
  9. Judy Matangi
  10. Jason Baker-Sherman
  11. Peter Green
  12. Neville Yates
  13. Philip Pophristoff

Christian Heritage NZ

  1. Ewen McQueen
  2. Derek Blight
  3. Nick Barber
  4. Betty Jenkins
  5. Mark Jones
  6. Joy Jones

Democrats For Social Credit

  1. Stephnie de Ruyter
  2. John Pemberton
  3. David Wilson
  4. Richard Prosser
  5. John Steemson
  6. Katherine Ransom
  7. John Kilbride
  8. Mark Atkin
  9. Heather M. Smith
  10. David Tranter
  11. Ken Goodhue
  12. Malcom Murchie
  13. Ross Weddell
  14. David Espin
  15. Ross Hayward
  16. Bruce Stirling
  17. Karl Hewlett
  18. Ron England
  19. Kelly Pemberton
  20. Bob Warren
  21. David Wood
  22. Mary Weddell
  23. Allen Cookson
  24. Barry Pulford
  25. Hessel van Wieren
  26. Alida Steemson
  27. Bob Fox
  28. Coralie Leyland
  29. John Rawson

Destiny New Zealand

  1. Richard Lewis
  2. David Jesze
  3. Elaine Herbert
  4. Hadyn Solomon
  5. Nigel Heslop
  6. Edward Saafi
  7. Anita Breach
  8. Charles Te Kowhai
  9. David Knight
  10. Hawea Vercoe
  11. Neils Jensen
  12. Tauwehe Hemahema-Tamati
  13. Rod Gabb
  14. Hemi Te Wano
  15. Stephen Sinnott
  16. Anne Williamson
  17. Kerin Roberts
  18. Peter Johnston
  19. John Kotoisuva
  20. Karen Penney
  21. Colin Ranby
  22. Tala Leiasamaivao
  23. Paul Hubble
  24. Roberta Maxwell
  25. Tony Harrison
  26. Brent Daglish
  27. Jason Thomson
  28. Maru Samuel
  29. Stephen Brown
  30. Bill Sadler
  31. Ernest Morton
  32. Ned So'e
  33. David Isaachsen
  34. Mason Lee
  35. Stan Green
  36. Patrick Komene
  37. Tony Ford
  38. Maureen Vincent
  39. Albert Wipani
  40. Brian Ane
  41. Tauha Te Kani
  42. Rod Keven

Direct Democracy Party

  1. Kelvyn Alp
  2. Paul Teio
  3. Dilip Rupa
  4. Patrick Fahy
  5. Mike Roberson
  6. Simon Guy
  7. Gary Burch
  8. Kevin Smith
  9. Kevin Moore
  10. Kyle Chapman
  11. Rex Newey
  12. Gregory Trichon
  13. Alona Covich
  14. Eugene Opai
  15. Seira Perese
  16. Tin Chan
  17. Helen Koster
  18. Craig Stratton
  19. Alastair Anderson
  20. Anton Foljambe
  21. Robert T Atack
  22. Leanne Martinovich
  23. Grant Burch
  24. Howard Ponga
  25. John Sullivan
  26. Colin Punter
  27. Mel Whaanga
  28. Jason Anderson
  29. Jason Orme
  30. Barry Scott
  31. Scott Burch
  32. Craig Guy

Libertarianz

  1. Bernard Darnton
  2. Julian Pistorius
  3. Tim Wikiriwhi
  4. Susan Ryder
  5. Peter Cresswell
  6. Colin Cross
  7. Helen Hughes
  8. Russell Watkins
  9. Peter Linton
  10. Mike Webber
  11. Robin Thomsen
  12. Phil Howison
  13. Michael Murphy
  14. Tina White
  15. Andrew Bates
  16. Richard Goode
  17. Luke Howison
  18. Rob Bedingfield
  19. Mike Gordge
  20. Chris Robertson
  21. Peter Osborne
  22. Barry Cole
  23. Don Rowberry
  24. Wim Verhoeven
  25. Elliot Smith
  26. Nik Haden
  27. Terry Verhoeven
  28. Robert Palmer

New Zealand Family Rights Protection Party

  1. Susi Pa'o Williams
  2. Tapu Po-Wihongi
  3. Christine Reid
  4. Lale Ene-Ulugia
  5. John Ulberg
  6. Ane' Kerisome-Strickland
  7. Siniva Papali'i
  8. Amelia Malia Fepulea'i
  9. Tangata Haurua-Greig
  10. Stella Browne-Knowles
  11. Papali'itele Malietoa
  12. Edward Kay Ulberg
  13. Etevise Fuiava
  14. Souvenir Sanerivi
  15. Manogitulua Head
  16. Kearlene Ulberg
  17. Christie Greig
  18. Rafaele Vaifale

OneNZ

  1. Ian Brougham
  2. Richard Fisher
  3. James White
  4. John Porter
  5. Janet Walters
  6. Lanya Murray

Outdoor Recreation

In the 2005 elections, Outdoor Recreation NZ stood in affiliation with United Future, and all Outdoor Recreation candidates stood under the United Future banner. Outdoor Recreation therefore had no list of its own. However, the United Future section of this page identifies those candidates attached to Outdoor Recreation.

The Republic of New Zealand Party

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
1 Kerry Bevin * Party leader
2 Wayne Hawkins
3 Debbie Potroz Taupo
4 Jack Gielen Hamilton West
5 Steven Hart Port Waikato
6 Gilbert Parker

Unregistered parties

The following unregistered parties did not gain any representation. As they are not officially registered parties, they are unable to participate in the party list vote:

Anti-Capitallist Alliance

Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
Byron Clark Christchurch Central
Jasmine Freemantle Mana
Stephen Hay Wellington Central
Paul Hopkinson Christchurch East
Sam Kingi Wigram
Mark Muller Mangere
Jared Phillips Hamilton East
Daphna Whitmore Mount Albert

Communist League

Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
Patrick Brown Maungakiekie
Annalucia Vermunt Christchurch Central

Economic Euthenics Party

Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
Michael Hansen Wigram

Equal Values Party

Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
Adele Hughes Te Atatu

Human Rights Party

Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
Anthony van den Heuvel Epsom
Anthony Ravlich Mount Albert

NZ Republicans Party

Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
Bevan Berg Maungakiekie
Alan Candy Auckland Central

Rangitikei First

Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
Richard Peirce Rangitikei

Restore All Things In Christ Party

Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Initial results Later changes
99999 AAA AAA AAA 99999 99999 AAA
000 ZZZ ZZZ ZZZ 000 000 ZZZ
Robert Wansink Dunedin South

References

  1. ↑ "Party Lists of Successful Registered Parties". Electoral Commission. Retrieved 22 September 2014.
  2. ↑ "Party Lists of Unsuccessful Registered Parties". Electoral Commission. Retrieved 6 September 2014.

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