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Party lists in the 2023 New Zealand general election

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The 2023 New Zealand general election was held on Saturday, 14 October 2023 to determine the membership of the 54th New Zealand Parliament.[1] This page lists candidates by party, including their ranking on a list. Full official lists were published on 16 September.[2]

Successful parties

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Names in bold are incumbent MPs.

ACT Party

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ACT New Zealand released their list on 16 July 2023.[3][4] Anto Coates, 33rd on the list, withdrew in July.[5] Elaine Naidu Franz, 29th on the list, stood down on 23 August due to controversial social media comments.[6] Brent Miles, 57th on the list, and contesting Taranaki-King Country, withdrew in September for "personal reasons".[7] ACT's Port Waikato candidate Neil Christensen died during the early voting period, triggering a by-election in the electorate.[8]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 David Seymour Electorate Epsom 1 0  Y Won Epsom
2 Brooke van Velden List Tāmaki 2 0  Y Won Tāmaki
3 Nicole McKee List Rongotai 3 0  Y Elected from list
4 Todd Stephenson Southland — —  Y Elected from list
5 Andrew Hoggard Rangitīkei — —  Y Elected from list
6 Karen Chhour List Upper Harbour 7 +1  Y Elected from list
7 Mark Cameron List Northland 8 +1  Y Elected from list
8 Simon Court List Te Atatū 5 -3  Y Elected from list
9 Parmjeet Parmar (Former MP) Pakuranga (National: 27) +18  Y Elected from list
10 Laura Trask Banks Peninsula — —  Y Elected from list
11 Cameron Luxton Bay of Plenty 15 +4  Y Elected from list
12 Antonia Modkova Panmure-Ōtāhuhu — —
13 Ash Parmar Hamilton East — —
14 Toni Severin List Christchurch East 9 -5  N Lost seat
15 Ben Harvey Selwyn — —
16 Rob Douglas Tukituki — —
17 Chris Baillie List Nelson 4 -13  N Lost seat
18 Christine Young Tauranga — —
19 Zane Cozens Taupō — —
20 Leo Foley Northcote — —
21 Anna Yallop North Shore — —
22 Lily Brown Mana — —
23 Mike McCormick Papakura 45 +22
24 Andy Parkins Hutt South 20 -4
25 Felix Poole Maungakiekie 50 +25
26 Rahul Chopra Mount Roskill — —
27 Michael Howe East Coast — —
28 Ollie Murphy Mount Albert — —
29 Keith Griffiths Kaikōura — —
30 Rae Ah Chee Takanini — —
31 Susan Stevenson Hamilton West — —
32 Michael McCook East Coast Bays 44 +12
33 Juan Alvarez de Lugo New Lynn — —
34 Pawel Milewski Napier — —
35 Neil Christensen† Port Waikato — —
36 Dion Anderson — —
37 Simon Angelo Whangaparāoa — —
38 Sean Beamish Waitaki 23 -15
39 Susy Bretherton Whangārei — —
40 Ross Campbell Waimakariri — —
41 Simon Casey Wairarapa — —
42 Jake Curran Kelston — —
43 Scott Donaldson Invercargill — —
44 Matthew Fisken Christchurch Central — —
45 Mike Harnett Palmerston North — —
46 Pothen Joseph Mangere — —
47 Kelly Lilley West Coast-Tasman — —
48 Kevin Matthews — —
49 Burty Meffan Taieri — —
50 Marten Rozeboom Rotorua — —
51 Sean Rush Ōtaki — —
52 Craig Dredge Whanganui — —
53 Tim Newman Dunedin — —
54 Bo Burns Botany — —
55 Joanna Verburg Coromandel — —
56 Ankita Lynn Wigram — —
57 Brent Bailey Kaipara ki Mahurangi — —
58 Margo Onishchenko Maungakiekie — —
59 Michael Hurle Remutaka — —
60 Paul Day Ōhāriu — —
61 Bruce McGechan New Plymouth — —

Green Party

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The Green Party has a two-stage process to determine its party list: an initial list determined by attendees of the annual Green Party conference and then a vote and ordering by members of the party to either uphold the list or generate a different list voted on by the party. The party claims this process is the "most democratic list selection process in the country". The initial list was published on 3 April 2023.[9]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Marama Davidson List 1 0
2 James Shaw List 2 0
3 Chlöe Swarbrick Electorate Auckland Central 3 0
4 Elizabeth Kerekere List 9 +5
5 Julie Anne Genter List Rongotai 4 -1
6 Teanau Tuiono List Palmerston North 8 +2
7 Ricardo Menéndez March List Mount Albert 10 +3
8 Hūhana Lyndon Te Tai Tokerau — —
9 Golriz Ghahraman List 7 -2
10 Lan Pham Banks Peninsula — —
11 Steve Abel New Lynn 11 0
12 Efeso Collins — —
13 Darleen Tana 42 +29
14 Kahurangi Carter — —
15 Lawrence Xu-Nan 17 +2
16 Benjamin Doyle Hamilton West — —
17 Francisco Hernandez Dunedin — —
18 Scott Willis Taieri 13 -5
19 Stephanie Rodgers Ōhāriu — —
20 Suveen Sanis Walgampola — —
21 Gina Dao-McLay Mana — —
22 Celia Wade-Brown Wairarapa — —
23 Reina Tuai Penney — —
24 Mike Davidson — —
25 David Kennedy — —
26 Nick Ratcliffe — —
27 Rochelle Francis — —
28 Sapna Samant — —
29 Alec McNeil Kaikōura — —
30 Richard Wesley 44 +14
31 Neelu Jennings Hutt South — —
32 Kair Lippiatt — —

A finalised list was released on 20 May.[a][10] On 15 June Alec McNeil, previously ranked 26th on the list, withdrew from the list.[11] Rochelle Francis (#29 on the final list) withdrew from the election in late August, leaving the party with no candidate for the Invercargill electorate.[12] Also by late August, Kair Lippiatt (#31 on the final list; list-only) was no longer listed on the Green Party website as one of their candidates.[13]

Rank Name Portrait Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Marama Davidson   List 1 0  Y Elected from list
2 James Shaw   List 2 0  Y Elected from list  N Left parliament in 2024
3 Chlöe Swarbrick   Electorate Auckland Central 3 0  Y Won Auckland Central
4 Julie Anne Genter   List Rongotai 4 0  Y Won Rongotai
5 Teanau Tuiono   List Palmerston North 8 +3  Y Elected from list
6 Lan Pham   Banks Peninsula — —  Y Elected from list
7 Golriz Ghahraman   List Kelston 7 0  Y Elected from list  N Left parliament in 2024
8 Ricardo Menéndez March   List Mount Albert 10 +2  Y Elected from list
9 Steve Abel   New Lynn 11 +2  Y Elected from list
10 Hūhana Lyndon   Te Tai Tokerau — —  Y Elected from list
11 Efeso Collins   Panmure-Ōtāhuhu — —  Y Elected from list  N Died in 2024
12 Scott Willis   Taieri 13 +1  Y Elected from list
13 Darleen Tana   Tāmaki Makaurau 42 +29  Y Elected from list  N Left parliament in 2024
14 Kahurangi Carter   Christchurch Central — —  Y Elected from list
15 Celia Wade-Brown   Wairarapa — —  Y Replaced Golriz Ghahraman in 2024
16 Lawrence Xu-Nan   Epsom 17 +1  Y Replaced Efeso Collins in 2024
17 Francisco Hernandez   Dunedin — —  Y Replaced James Shaw in 2024
18 Benjamin Doyle   Hamilton West — —  Y Replaced Darleen Tana in 2024
19 Mike Davidson   Ilam — —
20 Stephanie Rodgers Ōhāriu — —
21 Suveen Sanis Walgampola   Mount Roskill — —
22 David Kennedy   Southland — —
23 Gina Dao-McLay Mana — —
24 Reina Tuai Penney   Northland — —
25 Nick Ratcliffe   Tukituki — —
26 Richard Wesley   Wigram 44 +18
27 Neelu Jennings   Hutt South — —
28 Sapna Samant   Maungakiekie — —
29 Pat Baskett North Shore — —
30 Rick Bazeley Whangārei — —
31 Zephyr Brown Kaipara ki Mahurangi 28 -3
32 Justin Crooks Tauranga — —
33 Thea Doyle Upper Harbour — —
34 Barbara Gilchrist Rangitata — —
35 Pamela Grealey Coromandel 32 -3
36 Pleasance Hansen Waitaki — —
37 Bernard Long Rangitīkei — —
38 Matthew Macmillan Bay of Plenty — —
39 Richard McCubbin Kaikōura 35 -4
40 Ali Muhammad Ōtaki — —
41 Zooey Neumann Te Atatū — —
42 Lorraine Newman Whangaparāoa — —
43 Chris Norton Remutaka 36 -7
44 George O'Connor Patena Taupō — —
45 Steve Richards West Coast-Tasman 39 -6
46 Marion Sanson Whanganui — —
47 Andrew Shaw Northcote — —
48 Peter Sykes Māngere — —
49 Jordan Walker East Coast — —
— Tamatha Paul   Wellington Central — —  Y Won Wellington Central

Labour Party

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The Labour Party released its list on 31 July 2023.[14]

Rank Name Portrait Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Chris Hipkins   Electorate Remutaka 6 +5  Y Won Remutaka
2 Kelvin Davis   Electorate Te Tai Tokerau 2 0  Y Elected from list  N Left parliament in 2024
3 Carmel Sepuloni   Electorate Kelston 8 +5  Y Won Kelston
4 Grant Robertson   Electorate 3 -1  Y Elected from list  N Left parliament in 2024
5 Megan Woods   Electorate Wigram 5 0  Y Won Wigram
6 Jan Tinetti   List Tauranga 32 +26  Y Elected from list
7 Ayesha Verrall   List 17 +10  Y Elected from list
8 Willie Jackson   List 19 +11  Y Elected from list
9 Willow-Jean Prime   Electorate Northland 36 +27  Y Elected from list
10 Damien O'Connor   Electorate West Coast-Tasman 14 +4  Y Elected from list
11 Adrian Rurawhe   Electorate 24 +13  Y Elected from list
12 Andrew Little   List 7 -5  Y Elected from list  N Left parliament in 2023[15]
13 David Parker   List 9 -4  Y Elected from list
14 Peeni Henare   Electorate Tāmaki Makaurau 18 +4  Y Elected from list
15 Priyanca Radhakrishnan   Electorate Maungakiekie 31 +16  Y Elected from list
16 Kieran McAnulty   Electorate Wairarapa 26 +10  Y Elected from list
17 Ginny Andersen   Electorate Hutt South 45 +28  Y Elected from list
18 Barbara Edmonds   Electorate Mana 49 +31  Y Won Mana
19 Jo Luxton   Electorate Rangitata 39 +20  Y Elected from list
20 Duncan Webb   Electorate Christchurch Central 43 +23  Y Won Christchurch Central
21 Rino Tirikatene   Electorate Te Tai Tonga 29 +8  Y Elected from list  N Left parliament in 2024
22 Deborah Russell   Electorate New Lynn 33 +11  Y Elected from list
23 Rachel Brooking   List Dunedin 46 +23  Y Won Dunedin
24 Jenny Salesa   Electorate Panmure-Ōtāhuhu 13 -11  Y Won Panmure-Ōtāhuhu
25 Tangi Utikere   Electorate Palmerston North — —  Y Won Palmerston North
26 Camilla Belich   List Epsom 30 +4  N Lost seat  Y Replaced Andrew Little in 2023[16]
27 Tracey McLellan   Electorate Banks Peninsula 53 +26  N Lost seat  Y Replaced Rino Tirikatene in 2024
28 Shanan Halbert   Electorate Northcote 51 +23  N Lost seat  Y Replaced Kelvin Davis in 2024
29 Glen Bennett   Electorate New Plymouth 72 +43  N Lost seat  Y Replaced Grant Robertson in 2024
30 Vanushi Walters   Electorate Upper Harbour 22 -8  N Lost seat
31 Georgie Dansey   Hamilton East 81 +50
32 Dan Rosewarne   List Waimakariri 56 +24  N Lost seat
33 Naisi Chen   List East Coast Bays 38 +5  N Lost seat
34 Anahila Kanongata'a   List Papakura 44 +10  N Lost seat
35 Angela Roberts   List Taranaki-King Country 50 +15  N Lost seat
36 Tāmati Coffey   List East Coast 37 +1  N Lost seat
37 Ibrahim Omer   List Wellington Central 42 +5  N Lost seat
38 Neru Leavasa   Electorate Takanini 52 +14  N Lost seat
39 Toni Boynton   Waiariki — —
40 Anna Lorck   Electorate Tukituki — —  N Lost seat
41 George Hampton   North Shore — —
42 Rachel Boyack   Electorate Nelson 57 +15  Y Won Nelson
43 Angie Warren-Clark   List Whangārei 35 -8  N Lost seat
44 Liz Craig   List Invercargill 41 -3  N Lost seat
45 Michael Wood   Electorate Mount Roskill 23 -22  N Lost seat
46 Terisa Ngobi   Electorate Ōtaki 65 +19  N Lost seat
47 Helen White   List Mount Albert 48 +1  Y Won Mount Albert
48 Arena Williams   Electorate Manurewa 58 +10  Y Won Manurewa
49 Phil Twyford   Electorate Te Atatū 4 -45  Y Won Te Atatū
50 Steph Lewis   Electorate Whanganui 55 +5  N Lost seat
51 Sarah Pallett   Electorate Ilam 62 +11  N Lost seat
52 Ingrid Leary   Electorate Taieri 59 +7  Y Won Taieri
53 Lemauga Lydia Sosene   List Māngere 54 +1  Y Won Māngere
54 Pare Taikato   Bay of Plenty — —
55 Estefania Muller-Pallarès   Whangaparāoa — —
56 Fleur Fitzsimons   Rongotai — —
57 Reuben Davidson   Christchurch East 67 +10  Y Won Christchurch East
58 Nick Ruane   — —
59 Fesaitu Solomone   Tāmaki — —
60 Mark Hutchinson   Napier — —
61 Nerissa Henry   Pakuranga 77 +16
62 Myra Williamson   Hamilton West — —
63 Oscar Sims   Auckland Central — —
64 Ala' Al-Bustanji   Taupō 71 +7
65 Gwendoline Keel   Port Waikato — —
66 Kharag Singh   Botany — —
67 Emma Dewhirst   Kaikōura — —
68 Zulfiqar Butt   Rangitīkei — —
69 Ben Sandford   Rotorua — —
70 Simon McCallum   Southland — —
71 Guy Wishart   Kaipara ki Mahurangi — —
72 Deborah Rhodes   — —
73 Jamie Toko   Waikato — —
74 Luke Jones   Selwyn — —
75 Beryl Riley   Coromandel — —
76 Ethan Reille   Waitaki — —
— Nanaia Mahuta   Electorate Hauraki-Waikato 10 —  N Lost seat
— Greg O'Connor   Electorate Ōhāriu — —  Y Won Ōhāriu
— Soraya Peke-Mason   List Te Tai Hauāuru 60 —  N Lost seat
— Cushla Tangaere-Manuel   Ikaroa-Rawhiti — —  Y Won Ikaroa-Rawhiti

National Party

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The National Party released its list on 19 August 2023.[17]

Rank Name Portrait Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Christopher Luxon   Electorate Botany 61 +60  Y Won Botany
2 Nicola Willis   List Ōhāriu 13 +11  Y Elected from list
3 Chris Bishop   List Hutt South 7 +4  Y Won Hutt South
4 Shane Reti   List Whangārei 5 +1  Y Won Whangārei
5 Paul Goldsmith   List Epsom 3 -2  Y Elected from list
6 Louise Upston   Electorate Taupō 9 +3  Y Won Taupō
7 Erica Stanford   Electorate East Coast Bays 39 +32  Y Won East Coast Bays
8 Matt Doocey   Electorate Waimakariri 31 +23  Y Won Waimakariri
9 Simeon Brown   Electorate Pakuranga 37 +28  Y Won Pakuranga
10 Judith Collins   Electorate Papakura 1 -9  Y Won Papakura
11 Mark Mitchell   Electorate Whangaparāoa 15 +4  Y Won Whangaparāoa
12 Todd McClay   Electorate Rotorua 6 -6  Y Won Rotorua
13 Melissa Lee   List Mount Albert 16 +3  Y Elected from list
14 Gerry Brownlee   List 2 -12  Y Elected from list
15 Andrew Bayly   Electorate Port Waikato 17 +2  Y Elected from list  Y Replaced himself in the 2023 Port Waikato by-election
16 Penny Simmonds   Electorate Invercargill 63 +47  Y Won Invercargill
17 Simon Watts   Electorate North Shore 65 +48  Y Won North Shore
18 Chris Penk   Electorate Kaipara ki Mahurangi 41 +23  Y Won Kaipara ki Mahurangi
19 Nicola Grigg   Electorate Selwyn 60 +41  Y Won Selwyn
20 Nancy Lu   26 +6  Y Replaced Andrew Bayly (in his role as list MP) in 2023
21 Suze Redmayne   Rangitīkei — —  Y Won Rangitīkei
22 Katie Nimon   Napier 45 +23  Y Won Napier
23 Catherine Wedd   Tukituki — —  Y Won Tukituki
24 Tama Potaka   Electorate Hamilton West — —  Y Won Hamilton West
25 Agnes Loheni   (Former MP) 28 +3
26 Maureen Pugh   List West Coast-Tasman 19 -7  Y Won West Coast-Tasman
27 Emma Chatterton   Remutaka — —
28 James Christmas   — —
29 Dale Stephens   Christchurch Central 29 0
30 Siva Kilari   Manurewa — —
31 Harete Hipango   List Te Tai Hauāuru 21 -10  N Lost seat
32 Rosemary Bourke   Māngere — —
33 Frances Hughes   Mana — —
34 Paulo Garcia   (Former MP) New Lynn 25 -9  Y Won New Lynn
35 Blair Cameron   Nelson — —
36 Barbara Kuriger   Electorate Taranaki-King Country 20 -16  Y Won Taranaki-King Country
37 Tracy Summerfield   Wigram — —
38 Hinurewa te Hau   Tāmaki Makaurau — —
39 Angee Nicholas   Te Atatū — —
40 Vanessa Weenink   Banks Peninsula — —  Y Won Banks Peninsula
41 Rima Nakhle   Takanini 50 +9  Y Won Takanini
42 Ruby Schaumkel   Kelston — —
43 Mahesh Muralidhar   Auckland Central — —
44 Dana Kirkpatrick   East Coast — —  Y Won East Coast
45 Scott Sheeran   Wellington Central — —
46 Navtej Singh Randhawa   Panmure-Ōtāhuhu — —
47 Carl Bates   Whanganui — —  Y Won Whanganui
48 Carlos Cheung   Mount Roskill — —  Y Won Mount Roskill
49 Matthew French   Taieri — —
50 Matt Stock   Christchurch East — —
51 Karunā Muthu   Rongotai — —
52 Ankit Bansal   Palmerston North — —
53 Joseph Mooney   Electorate Southland 62 +9  Y Won Southland
54 Simon O'Connor   Electorate Tāmaki 35 -19  N Lost seat
55 Scott Simpson   Electorate Coromandel 10 -45  Y Won Coromandel
56 Stuart Smith   Electorate Kaikōura 32 -24  Y Won Kaikōura
57 Sam Uffindell   Electorate Tauranga — —  Y Won Tauranga
58 Tim van de Molen   Electorate Waikato 42 -16  Y Won Waikato
59 Miles Anderson   Waitaki — —  Y Won Waitaki
60 Dan Bidois   (Former MP) Northcote 43 -17  Y Won Northcote
61 Mike Butterick   Wairarapa 58 -3  Y Won Wairarapa
62 Cameron Brewer   Upper Harbour — —  Y Won Upper Harbour
63 Hamish Campbell   Ilam 47 -16  Y Won Ilam
64 Tim Costley   Ōtaki 59 -5  Y Won Ōtaki
65 Greg Fleming   Maungakiekie — —  Y Won Maungakiekie
66 Ryan Hamilton   Hamilton East — —  Y Won Hamilton East
67 David MacLeod   New Plymouth — —  Y Won New Plymouth
68 Grant McCallum   Northland — —  Y Won Northland
69 James Meager   Rangitata — —  Y Won Rangitata
70 Tom Rutherford   Bay of Plenty — —  Y Won Bay of Plenty
71 Felicity Foy   — —
72 Janelle Hocking   — —
73 Kesh Naidoo-Rauf   — —
74 Senthuran Arulanantham   — —
— Michael Woodhouse   List Dunedin 12 —  N Lost seat

New Zealand First

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New Zealand First released its list on 16 September 2023.[18]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Winston Peters (Former MP) 1 0  Y Elected from list
2 Shane Jones (Former MP) Northland 4 +2  Y Elected from list
3 Casey Costello Port Waikato — —  Y Elected from list
4 Mark Patterson (Former MP) Taieri 7 +3  Y Elected from list
5 Jenny Marcroft (Former MP) Kaipara ki Mahurangi 17 +12  Y Elected from list
6 Jamie Arbuckle Kaikōura 13 +7  Y Elected from list
7 Andy Foster Mana — —  Y Elected from list
8 Tanya Unkovich Epsom — —  Y Elected from list
9 David Wilson Upper Harbour 9 0
10 Erika Harvey Tauranga 11 +1
11 Kirsten Murfitt Bay of Plenty — —
12 Lee Donoghue Hutt South — —
13 Stu Husband Waikato 16 +3
14 Gavin Benney Whangārei — —
15 Anne Degia-Pala Kelston 24 +9
16 Robert Ballantyne Rangitata — —
17 Helma Vermeulen Rangitīkei — —
18 Laurie Turnbull Napier — —
19 Taylor Arneil Wellington Central 23 +4
20 Keegan Langeveld Dunedin — —
21 Tira Pehi Taupō — —
22 Shane Wiremu Christchurch East — —
23 Mark Arneil Christchurch Central 14 -9
24 Michelle Warren Northcote — —
25 Robert Monds Papakura 27 +2
26 Kevin Stone Hamilton West — —
27 Jackie Farrelly West Coast-Tasman 21 -6
28 Geoff Mills Rongotai — —
29 Anthony Odering Waitaki 22 -7
30 William Arnold Whanganui — —
31 Craig Sinclair East Coast — —
32 Russelle Knaapp Hamilton East — —
33 Lindsay Kirslake Banks Peninsula — —
34 Andrew Hogg Maungakiekie — —
35 Caleb Ansell Coromandel — —

Te Pāti Māori

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Te Pāti Māori released their list on 20 August 2023.[19]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Debbie Ngarewa-Packer List Te Tai Hauāuru 1 0  Y Won Te Tai Hauāuru
2 Rawiri Waititi Electorate Waiariki 2 0  Y Won Waiariki
3 Meka Whaitiri Electorate Ikaroa-Rāwhiti (Labour: 28) +25  N Lost seat
4 Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke Hauraki-Waikato — —  Y Won Hauraki-Waikato
5 Tākuta Ferris Te Tai Tonga 4 -1  Y Won Te Tai Tonga
6 Takutai Moana Kemp Tāmaki Makaurau — —  Y Won Tāmaki Makaurau
7 Mariameno Kapa-Kingi Te Tai Tokerau 6 -1  Y Won Te Tai Tokerau
8 Merepeka Raukawa-Tait Rotorua 9 +1
9 Eru Kapa-Kingi 10 +1
10 Keanu Flavell — —
11 Hilda Peters Māngere — —
12 Arabela Poihegatama — —
13 Pere Huriwai-Seger — —
14 Hoera Kereama — —
15 Te Ao Kapa — —
16 Bridget Bell — —
17 Fallyn Flavell East Coast 20 +3
18 Rivah Hura — —
19 Conor Watene-O'Sullivan — —
20 Tureiti Moxon 11 -9
21 Nancy Tuaine — —
22 Teresa Butler — —
23 Kyla Campbell-Kamariera — —
24 Jacqui Harema Kelston — —
25 Te Waka Ruapounamu McLeod — —
26 John Tamihere (Former MP) Te Atatū 7 -19
27 Elijah Pue 12 -15
28 Rangi McLean Manurewa 21 -7
29 Mikaere Sydney Tauranga — —
30 Awatea Parker Hamilton East — —
31 Te Whakapono Waikare Wairarapa — —

Unsuccessful parties

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Animal Justice Party

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Animal Justice Party Aotearoa New Zealand announced their list.[20]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Robert McNeil Botany — —
2 Anna Rippon Port Waikato — —
3 Atom Emet Rongotai — —
4 Nicholas Hancock Pakuranga — —
5 Danette Wereta Christchurch East — —
6 Hamish Watkins New Plymouth — —
7 Sarah Jackson Christchurch Central — —
8 Lily Carrington Hamilton East — —
9 Sandra Kyle Whanganui — —
10 Paran Jeet Banks Peninsula — —
11 Christopher Gordon Wellington Central — —
12 Douglas Begg Palmerston North — —
13 Chelsea Stokman Tauranga — —
14 Caitlin Grattan Bay of Plenty — —
15 Madeleine Kane Auckland Central — —
16 Melanie Wilson Hamilton West — —
17 Lynley Tulloch Takanini — —

Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party

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Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party has published its list via Policy.nz.[21]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Maki Herbert Te Tai Tokerau 2 +1
2 Michael Appleby Wellington Central 1 -1
3 Mike Britnell Christchurch Central 3 0
4 Paula Lambert Christchurch East 4 0
5 Kevin O'Connell Invercargill 6 +1
6 Irinka Britnell Ilam 5 -1
7 Jeff Lye Northland 9 +2
8 Jennifer de Jonge Whangārei 10 +2
9 Christopher Coker Auckland Central 11 +2
10 Blair Anderson Wigram — —
11 Romana Manning Tukituki 8 -3
12 Anntwinette Grumball Southland — —
13 Rebecca Robin Te Tai Tonga — —
14 Adrian McDermott Dunedin — —
15 Anituhia McDonald — —
16 Antony Brown 12 -4

DemocracyNZ

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DemocracyNZ has published its party list via its website.[22]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Matt King (Former MP) Northland (National: 40) +39
2 Gordon Malcolm Waimakariri — —
3 Leao Tildsley Kelston — —
4 Martin Langford Napier — —
5 Scotty Bright Port Waikato — —
6 Juanita O'Connell Ilam — —
7 Roger Small Waitaki — —
8 Diana Burgess Whangārei — —
9 Doug Allington Banks Peninsula (Advance NZ: 11) +2
10 Sarah Brewer Kaipara ki Mahurangi — —
11 Sandra Campbell Kaikōura — —
12 Chris Robinson East Coast — —
13 Craig Laybourn Whangaparāoa — —

Freedoms NZ

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Freedoms New Zealand is a political alliance made up of The Freedoms & Rights Coalition, Vision NZ, and the NZ Outdoors & Freedom Party.[23]

Rank Name Component Party Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Brian Tamaki Freedoms NZ — —
2 Sue Grey Outdoors & Freedom West Coast-Tasman (Outdoors: 1) -1
3 Hannah Tamaki Vision NZ Tāmaki Makaurau (Vision NZ: 1) -2
4 Donna Pokere-Phillips Outdoors & Freedom Hauraki-Waikato (Māori: 5) +1
5 Heker Robertson Vision NZ Remutaka — —
6 Aly Cook Outdoors & Freedom — —
7 Paul Davie Rock The Vote NZ Auckland Central — —
8 Phineas Mann Vision NZ New Lynn — —
9 Caine Warren Vision NZ Manurewa — —
10 John Alcock Rock The Vote NZ Pakuranga — —
11 Sarai Tepou Outdoors & Freedom Coromandel (Advance NZ: 58) +47
12 Charles Hunia Vision NZ Waiariki — —
13 Mark Donaldson Vision NZ Northcote — —
14 Eric Chuah Rock The Vote NZ Maungakiekie — —
15 Alan Simmons Outdoors & Freedom (Outdoors: 2) -13
16 Michael Ngahuka Vision NZ Tukituki — —
17 Vijay Sudhamalla Vision NZ Port Waikato — —
18 Michael Clarkson Rock The Vote NZ Rangitata — —
19 Naomi Maclean Vision NZ Southland — —
20 Fuiavailili Ala'ilima Vision NZ Māngere (New Conservative: 18) -2
21 Grant Mountjoy Rock The Vote NZ — —
22 Rudi du Plooy Vision NZ Hamilton West — —
23 Karl Mokaraka Vision NZ Panmure-Ōtāhuhu — —
24 Kathy Harvey Vision NZ Papakura — —
25 Merania Roa Vision NZ Rongotai — —
26 Paris Winiata Vision NZ Te Tai Hauāuru (Vision NZ: 5) -21
27 Leon Samuels Vision NZ Tauranga — —
28 Patrick Lim Vision NZ Ōhāriu — —
29 Lois Dornan Vision NZ Waikato — —
30 Meg Lim Vision NZ Wellington Central — —
31 Leighton Packer Vision NZ East Coast (ONE: 11) -20
32 Max Rangitutia Vision NZ Hutt South — —
33 Daryl Raison Vision NZ Taranaki-King Country — —
34 Judith Terrill Vision NZ Invercargill (ONE: 15) -19
35 Ata Tuhakaraina Vision NZ Ikaroa-Rāwhiti — —

Leighton Baker Party

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Leighton Baker Party's list was published by the Electoral Commission.[24]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Leighton Baker Waimakariri (New Conservative: 1) 0
2 Wendy Gillespie Bay of Plenty — —
3 Debra Marie Cullimore Wigram — —

New Conservatives

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The New Conservatives announced their list.[25]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Helen Houghton Christchurch East 6 +5
2 Dieuwe de Boer Botany 9 +7
3 Karl Thomas Rangitata — —
4 Paul Deacon — —
5 Chris O'Brien Ilam — —
6 Alister Hood Kelston — —
7 Cyndee Elder Dunedin — —
8 Jonathan Langridge Tauranga — —
9 Abe Coulter Selwyn — —
10 Steven Senn — —

New Nation Party

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New Nation Party list was published by the Electoral Commission.[24]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Michael Jacomb — —
2 Guy Slocum Auckland Central — —
3 Greg Robinson New Plymouth — —
4 Dolf van Amersfoort Rangitata — —
5 Jeremy Elvidge — —
6 Nathan Barnes — —
7 Jan Newbould — —
8 Anthony de Vries — —
9 Angela Mackie — —
10 Brian Johnston — —

NewZeal

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NewZeal's list was published by the Electoral Commission.[24]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Alfred Ngaro (Former MP) (National: 30) +29
2 Paul Adams (Former MP) East Coast Bays — —
3 Kariana Black-Vercoe Rotorua (ONE: 5) +2
4 Lisa Marie Mead Banks Peninsula — —
5 Tony Pitiroi Remutaka — —
6 Charles Nimmo — —
7 Waipatu Winitana — —
8 Tracey Pita — —
9 Hayley Colling — —
10 Watson Pita — —
11 Marlene Angilene Greaves — —

New Zealand Loyal

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New Zealand Loyal's list was published by the Electoral Commission.[24]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Liz Gunn — —
2 Peter Drew — —
3 Phillip George Engel — —

The Opportunities Party

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The Opportunities Party (TOP) announced their list on 4 August 2023.[26]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Raf Manji Ilam — —
2 Natalia Albert Wellington Central — —
3 Benjamin Peters Dunedin 5 +2
4 Nina Su Epsom — —
5 Shai Navot Upper Harbour 2 -3
6 Jessica Hammond Ōhāriu 3 -3
7 Ciara Swords Mount Albert 18 +11
8 Damian Sycamore Auckland Central — —
9 Naomi Pocock Hamilton West 8 -1
10 Abe Gray North Shore 11 +1
11 Ben Wylie-van Eerd Hutt South 14 +3
12 Alex Corkin Hamilton East — —
13 Megan Owen Waikato — —

Women's Rights Party

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Women's Rights Party announced their list on 14 September 2023 via its website.[27]

Rank Name Incumbency Contesting electorate Previous
rank		 Change Initial results Later changes
1 Jill Ovens — —
2 Chimene del la Varis — —
3 Karen Guilliland — —
4 Marnie Fornusek — —
5 Prue Hyman — —
6 Catherine Ormsby — —
7 Linde Rose — —
8 Sue Hoskins — —
9 Catherine Mann — —
10 MacKenzie Clark — —
11 Kathleen Lauderdale (Social Credit: 5) -6
12 Adrienne Owen-Jones — —

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Elizabeth Kerekere resigned from her position as a current list MP in May 2023 during the list ranking process and will not stand for the Green Party in the 2023 election.

References

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  1. ^ "Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern resigning in February, announces election 2023 will be held on October 14". Newshub. Retrieved 20 January 2023.
  2. ^ "Parties". vote.nz.
  3. ^ "ACT announces list for 2023 General Election". ACT New Zealand. 16 July 2023.
  4. ^ "Our Candidates". ACT New Zealand. Retrieved 7 August 2023.
  5. ^ Desmarais, Felix (23 August 2023). "ACT's Seymour 'happy' another candidate left a month ago". 1 News.
  6. ^ "ACT candidate who compared vaccine mandates to concentration camps quits". 1 News. 23 August 2023.
  7. ^ Collins, Benedict (9 September 2023). "ACT loses another candidate just weeks out from election". 1 News. Retrieved 9 September 2023.
  8. ^ Cheng, Derek (9 October 2023). "Election 2023: Act candidate Neil Christensen dies, by-election to be held for Port Waikato". The New Zealand Herald.
  9. ^ Coughlan, Thomas (3 April 2023). "Golriz Ghahraman down, Elizabeth Kerekere up in new Green Party list – Efeso Collins in unwinnable position". The New Zealand Herald.
  10. ^ "Green Party unveils its list for the 2023 election". Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand. 20 May 2023.
  11. ^ Brew, Andy (15 June 2023). "Green Party's Kaikoura candidate steps down to take up new role in Christchurch". Marlborough Express.
  12. ^ Fallow, Michael (28 August 2023). "No Green candidate for Invercargill". The Southland Times. Retrieved 6 September 2023.
  13. ^ "Election 2023 Candidates". Green Party. Archived from the original on 29 August 2023. Retrieved 6 September 2023.
  14. ^ "Labour releases party list for 2023 election". RNZ. 31 July 2023.
  15. ^ "Notice of vacancy in seat in House of Representatives". New Zealand Gazette. 6 December 2023. Retrieved 8 December 2023.
  16. ^ "Declaration by Electoral Commission that Camilla Vera Feslier Belich is clected a Member of Parliament". New Zealand Gazette. 6 December 2023. Retrieved 8 December 2023.
  17. ^ Coughlan, Thomas (19 August 2023). "Election 2023: Christopher Luxon unveils list, senior MP withdraws". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 15 October 2023.
  18. ^ "Election 2023: New Zealand First releases party list". Radio New Zealand. 16 September 2023. Retrieved 21 October 2023.
  19. ^ Desmarais, Felix (20 August 2023). "Te Pāti Māori list: 20-year-old ranked at number four". 1 News. Retrieved 20 August 2023.
  20. ^ "Animal Justice Party". The Spinoff.
  21. ^ "Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis". The Spinoff. Retrieved 27 September 2023.
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  24. ^ a b c d "Parties". Vote NZ. Retrieved 2023-09-16.
  25. ^ "Our Team". New Conservative.
  26. ^ "The Opportunities Party announces a fresh team to bring new ideas to Parliament at the 2023 General Election". The Opportunities Party. 4 August 2023.
  27. ^ "Election 2023 Candidates". Women's Rights Party. Retrieved 14 September 2023.
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