Candidates in the 2014 New Zealand general election by electorate

71 members of the New Zealand House of Representatives were elected in the general election on 20 September 2014.

New Zealand political candidates in the MMP era
1996	party lists	by electorate
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2014	party lists	by electorate
2017	party lists	by electorate
2020	party lists	by electorate

General electorates

Auckland Central

2014 general election: Auckland Central[1]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Jacinda Ardern	List MP since 2008	5	[2][3]
	National	Nikki Kaye	Incumbent since 2008	19	[4][5]
	ACT	Dasha Kovalenko		7	[6]
	New Conservative	Regan Monahan
	Money Free	Jordan Osmaston
	Internet	Miriam Pierard		6	[7]
	Green	Denise Roche	List MP since 2011	13	[8]
	Climate	Peter Whitmore
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	Legalise Cannabis	Richard Neutgens	Announced, but not on final candidate list		[9]

Bay of Plenty

2014 general election: Bay of Plenty[10]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Deborah Cunliffe		17	[11]
	NZ First	Ray Dolman		19
	Independent Coalition	Brendan Horan	NZ First List MP 2011–2012, Independent since 2012	1	[12]
	Democrats	Tracy Livingston		19	[13]
	National	Todd Muller		59	[4][5]
	United Future	Ben Rickard		5	[14]
	Labour	Clare Wilson		50	[2][3]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	Tony Ryall	MP since 1990; Incumbent since 1996		[15]

Botany

2014 general election: Botany[16]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	David John McCormick
	Labour	Tofik Mamedov		60	[2][3]
	National	Jami-Lee Ross	Incumbent since 2011 by-election	29	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Paul Young		10	[17]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	United Future	Ram Parkash	Announced, but not on final candidate list		[14][18]

Christchurch Central

2014 general election: Christchurch Central[19]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	George Abraham		18
	Democrats	Robin Columbus		12
	New Conservative	Michael Cooke			[17]
	Māori	Lenis Davidson		20
	Labour	Tony Milne		36	[2][3][20]
	Green	David Moorhouse		21	[8]
	ACT	Toni Severin		11
	National	Nicky Wagner	List MP 2005–2011, Incumbent since 2011	25	[4][5]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	Legalise Cannabis	Rob Wilkinson	Announced, but instead standing for Christchurch East		[21]

Christchurch East

2014 general election: Christchurch East[22]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Leighton Baker			[17]
	National	Jo Hayes	List MP since January 2014	47	[4][5]
	Māori	Tania Mataki		21
	Green	Mojo Mathers	List MP since 2011	9	[8]
	United Future	Sam Park		11
	Legalise Cannabis	Rob Wilkinson	Originally announced for Christchurch Central	8	[21]
	Labour	Poto Williams	Incumbent since 2013 by-election	28	[2][3]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	Legalise Cannabis	Paula Lambert	Announced, but replaced on final candidate list		[21]

Clutha-Southland

2014 general election: Clutha-Southland[23]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Lachlan Ashton			[17]
	National	Todd Barclay		54	[4][5]
	Independent Coalition	Karl Barkley		7	[24]
	Labour	Liz Craig		32	[2][3][25]
	Green	Rachael Goldsmith		30	[8][25]
	Democrats	Jason Jobsis		9	[13]
	ACT	Don Nicolson		5	[26]
	Ban 1080	James Veint		4	[27]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	Bill English	Standing as List only; MP since 1990, incumbent since 1996		[25]

Coromandel

2014 general election: Coromandel[28]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Catherine Delahunty	List MP since 2008	6	[8]
	Ban 1080	Mike Downard		1	[27]
	NZ First	Grant Ertel		29	[29]
	ACT	David Olsen		14
	Māori	Hiria Pakinga		17
	Labour	Korbinian Poschl			[2]
	National	Scott Simpson	Incumbent since 2011	45	[4][5]
	New Conservative	David Walkden			[30]

Dunedin North

2014 general election: Dunedin North[31]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	David Clark	Incumbent since 2011	26	[2][3]
	New Conservative	Jonathan Daley			[17]
	Independent	Adrian Graamans
	Legalise Cannabis	Abe Gray		2	[9]
	Independent	Stan Lusby
	Democrats	Miriam Mowat		24	[13]
	Internet	Robert Stewart		26	[7]
	Green	Metiria Turei	List MP since 2002, Party co-leader	1	[8]
	National	Michael Woodhouse	List MP since 2008	20	[4][5]

Dunedin South

2014 general election: Dunedin South[32]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Legalise Cannabis	Julian Crawford		1	[9]
	Labour	Clare Curran	Incumbent since 2008		[2]
	Green	Shane Gallagher		43	[8]
	New Conservative	Cindy Kerr
	Internet	Andrew LePine		30	[7]
	ACT	Colin Nicholls		36
	Democrats	Warren Voight		5	[13]
	National	Hamish Walker		65	[4][5]

East Coast

2014 general election: East Coast[33]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Rick Drayson
	Labour	Moana Mackey	List MP since 2003	17	[2][3]
	Green	Gavin MacLean		47
	Internet	Patrick Salmon		16	[7]
	Democrats	Harry Alchin Smith		14	[13]
	NZ First	Mere Takoko			[34]
	National	Anne Tolley	List MP 1999–2002, Incumbent since 2005	12	[4][5]

East Coast Bays

2014 general election: East Coast Bays[35]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Ban 1080	Patricia Cheel		6	[27]
	New Conservative	Colin Craig	Party leader	1	[36]
	National	Murray McCully	Incumbent 1987– present	11	[4][5]
	Labour	Greg Milner-White			[2]
	Green	Teresa Moore		26	[8]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	NZ First	Andrew Williams	List MP 2011–2014, announced but not on final candidate list		[37][38]

Epsom

2014 general election: Epsom[39]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Julie Anne Genter	List MP since 2011	8	[8][40]
	National	Paul Goldsmith	List MP since 2011	30	[4][5]
	Independent	Matthew Goode
	Independent	Grace Haden			[41]
	Independent	Adam Holland
	Independent	Susanna Kruger
	NZ First	Cliff Lyon		30
	Mana	Pat O'Dea		13	[42]
	New Conservative	Christine Rankin		2	[43]
	ACT	David Seymour			[44]
	Labour	Michael Wood		39	[2][3]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	ACT	John Banks	MP 1981–1999 (National); ACT MP since 2011		[45]

Hamilton East

2014 general election: Hamilton East[46]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Clifford Allen			[2]
	National	David Bennett	Incumbent since 2005	37	[4][5]
	Internet	Raymond Calver		28	[7]
	New Conservative	Katrina Day
	Democrats	Carolyn McKenzie			[13]
	Green	Mark Servian		54	[8]
	ACT	Ron Smith		19	[47]
	NZ First	Richard Taurima		28
	United Future	Quentin Todd		9	[14][18]

Hamilton West

2014 general election: Hamilton West[48]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Bill Gudgeon	List MP 2002–2005	24	[49]
	National	Tim Macindoe	Incumbent since 2008	28	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Tony McKenna			[17]
	Labour	Sue Moroney	List MP since 2005	10	[2][3]
	ACT	Sara Muti		10	[50]
	Democrats	Mischele Rhodes		15	[13]
	Māori	Richard Te Ao
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	Green	Jennifer Lawless	Withdrew due to illness		[51]

Helensville

2014 general election: Helensville[52]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Penny Bright			[53]
	New Conservative	Deborah Dougherty			[17]
	Green	Kennedy Graham	List MP since 2008	7	[8]
	Labour	Corie Haddock		53	[2][3]
	Internet	Laila Harré	Internet Party leader, Alliance list MP 1996–2002	2	[7][54]
	National	John Key	incumbent MP 2002–present	1	[4][5]
	ACT	Phelan Pirrie		12	[50]
	Independent	Brendan Whyte

Hunua

2014 general election: Hunua[55]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Andrew Bayly		55	[4][5]
	ACT	Ian Cummings		9	[56]
	New Conservative	Neville Hudson			[17]
	Democrats	Huia Mitchell		21	[13]
	Māori	Thomas Phillips		14
	NZ First	Jon Reeves		15	[57]
	Labour	Arena Williams		40	[2][3]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	Paul Hutchison	MP since 1999		[58]

Hutt South

2014 general election: Hutt South[59]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Chris Bishop		49	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Gordon Copeland	Former United Future and Independent list MP		[60]
	Labour	Trevor Mallard	MP 1984–1990, Incumbent since 1996		[2]
	ACT	Grae O'Sullivan		37
	Independent	Jan Pajak
	NZ First	Mataroa Paroro		13
	United Future	Dave Stonyer		7	[14][18]
	Green	Holly Walker	List MP since 2011		[8]

Ilam

2014 general election: Ilam[61]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Internet	Beverley Ballantine		10	[7]
	National	Gerry Brownlee	Incumbent since 1996	4	[4][5]
	Labour	James Dann		51	[2][3]
	Green	John Kelcher		31	[8]
	New Conservative	John Stringer		13	[17]
	ACT	Gareth Veale		8	[62]
	Māori	Benita Wakefield		24

Invercargill

2014 general election: Invercargill[63]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Ria Bond		12
	Democrats	Stephnie de Ruyter	Party Leader	1	[13]
	National	Sarah Dowie		57	[4][5]
	Green	David Kennedy		18	[8]
	Labour	Lesley Soper	List MP 2005-2005, 2007–2008		[2]
	New Conservative	Laura Storr
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	Eric Roy	MP 1993–2002 and 2005–2014		[64]

Kaikōura

2014 general election: Kaikōura[65]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Steffan Browning	List MP since 2011	14	[8]
	NZ First	Steve Campbell		22
	ACT	Richard Evans		17	[66]
	Money Free	Ted Howard
	New Conservative	Howard Hudson		19	[17]
	Democrats	John McCaskey		22	[13]
	National	Stuart Smith		62	[4][5]
	Ban 1080	Glen Tomlinson		5	[27]
	Labour	Janette Walker		46	[2][3]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	Colin King	Incumbent 2005–2014, deselected by party		[67][68]

Kelston

2014 general election: Kelston[69]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Anne Degia-Pala		21
	ACT	Bruce Haycock		30
	Green	Ruth Irwin		45	[8]
	Legalise Cannabis	Jeffrey Lye		5	[9]
	National	Chris Penk		68	[5][70]
	Internet	Roshni Sami		18	[7]
	Labour	Carmel Sepuloni	List MP 2008–2011	29	[2][3]
	New Conservative	Paul Sommer			[17]
	United Future	Jason Woolston		6	[14]
Withdrawn candidates
	National	Claudette Hauiti	List MP 2013–2014	N/A	[4][71]

Mana

2014 general election: Mana[72]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Roy Barry
	Democrats	Ron England		30
	Labour	Kris Faafoi	Incumbent since 2010		[2]
	Legalise Cannabis	Richard Goode		6	[73]
	Green	Jan Logie	List MP since 2011	10	[8]
	National	Hekia Parata	List MP since 2008	7	[4][5]

Māngere

2014 general election: Māngere[74]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Mana	James Papali'i		9	[42]
	New Conservative	Edward Saafi		5	[75]
	Labour	William Sio	List MP 2008, Incumbent since 2008	14	[2][3]
	Green	Mua Strickson-Pua		58	[8]
	National	Misa Fia Turner		53	[4][5]

Manukau East

2014 general election: Manukau East[76]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Kanwal Singh Bakshi	List MP since 2008	32	[4][5]
	NZ First	Asenati Lole-Taylor	List MP since 2011	16
	Green	Umesh Perinpanayagam		24	[77]
	Labour	Jenny Salesa		31	[2][3]
	New Conservative	Vili Taukolo
	Mana	Joe Trinder		23	[42]
	Communist League	Annalucia Vermunt			[78]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	Labour	Ross Robertson	MP since 1987, Incumbent 1996–2014		[79]

Manurewa

2014 general election: Manurewa[80]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Māori	Raewyn Bhana		10
	National	Simeon Brown		64	[81]
	Mana	Yvonne Dainty		32	[42]
	NZ First	John Hall		27
	New Conservative	Elliot Ikilei		20	[17][75][82]
	Green	Trish Tupou		59	[83]
	Labour	Louisa Wall	List MP 2008 & 2011, Incumbent since 2011	12	[2][3]

Maungakiekie

2014 general election: Maungakiekie[84]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Carol Beaumont	List MP 2008–2011, 2013–	27	[2][3]
	Communist League	Felicity Coggan			[78]
	Mana	Sitaleki Finau		21	[42]
	Green	Richard Leckinger		23	[8]
	National	Sam Lotu-Iiga	incumbent 2008–present	24	[4][5]
	United Future	Bryan Mockridge		8	[14][18]
	New Conservative	Litia Simpson

Mount Albert

2014 general election: Mount Albert[85]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Mana	Joe Carolan		19	[42]
	Green	Jeanette Elley		19	[8]
	ACT	Tommy Fergusson		26
	New Conservative	Jeffrey Johnson			[17]
	National	Melissa Lee		31	[4][5]
	Labour	David Shearer	Incumbent since 2009	13	[2][3]
	Human Rights Party	Anthony van den Heuvel
	Independent	Michael Wackrow

Mount Roskill

2014 general election: Mount Roskill[86]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Mahesh Bindra		11
	Green	Barry Coates		16	[8]
	New Conservative	Paul Davie			[17]
	Labour	Phil Goff	MP 1981–1990, and since 1993, Incumbent since 1996	16	[2][3]
	Mana	John Minto		4	[42]
	National	Parmjeet Parmar		48	[4][5]

Napier

2014 general election: Napier[87]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Paul Bailey		38	[8]
	New Conservative	Garth McVicar		3	[88]
	Labour	Stuart Nash	List MP 2008–2011		[2]
	Alliance	Mary O'Niell
	Democrats	Barry Pulford		17	[13]
	National	Wayne Walford		63	[4][5][20]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	Chris Tremain	Incumbent 2005–2014		[89]

Nelson

2014 general election: Nelson[90]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Democrats	Adrian Bayly		28	[13]
	New Conservative	John Green			[17]
	ACT	Paul Hufflett		31	[91]
	Money Free	Richard Osmaston			[92]
	Green	Colin Robertson		52	[93]
	National	Nick Smith	MP since 1990, Incumbent since 1996	13	[4][5]
	Labour	Maryan Street	List MP since 2005	15	[2][3]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	Green	Aaryn Barlow	Deselected by party		[94]

New Lynn

2014 general election: New Lynn[95]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	David Cunliffe	incumbent since 1999	1	[2][3]
	National	Tim Groser	List MP since 2005	14	[4][5]
	Democrats	Andrew Leitch		8	[13]
	Green	Daniel Rogers		32	[8]
	New Conservative	Steve Taylor		8	[17]

New Plymouth

2014 general election: New Plymouth[96]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Legalise Cannabis	Jamie Dombroski		9
	ACT	James Gray		28	[97]
	Labour	Andrew Little	list MP since 2011	11	[2][3]
	Green	Sarah Roberts		51	[8]
	New Conservative	Angela Storr
	National	Jonathan Young	incumbent since 2008	38	[4][5]

North Shore

2014 general election: North Shore[98]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Maggie Barry	incumbent since 2011	40	[4][5]
	ACT	Nick Kearney		15
	Democrats	Tim Leitch		29	[13]
	New Conservative	Melissa Perkin		4
	Green	Brett Stansfield		56	[8]
	Labour	Claire Szabó		38	[2][3]

Northcote

2014 general election: Northcote[99]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Jonathan Coleman	incumbent since 2005	10	[4][5]
	Labour	Richard Hills		47	[2][3]
	Internet	Gil Ho		12	[7]
	ACT	Tim Kronfeld		20
	United Future	Damian Light		3	[14][18]
	Green	Anne-Elise Smithson		34	[8]
	New Conservative	Matthew Webster			[17]

Northland

2014 general election: Northland[100]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	David Clendon	List MP since 2009	11	[8]
	ACT	Craig Nelson		35
	Labour	Willow-Jean Prime		34	[2][3]
	Focus	Ken Rintoul	Party leader	1	[101]
	Independent	Murray Robertson
	National	Mike Sabin	incumbent since 2011	44	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Mel Taylor		7	[36]
	Money Free	Glen Timms
	Democrats	David Wilson		20	[13]

Ōhāriu

2014 general election: Ōhāriu[102]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Ginny Andersen		37	[2][3]
	New Conservative	Michael Brunner		15
	United Future	Peter Dunne	Labour MP 1984–1994, Independent 1994, United Future 1994 to present	1	[14][18]
	ACT	Sean Fitzpatrick		16	[103]
	Independent	Sue Hamill
	National	Brett Hudson		39	[4][5]
	Democrats	Alida Steemson		6	[13]
	Green	Tane Woodley		28	[8]

Ōtaki

2014 general election: Ōtaki[104]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Maddy Drew		42	[8]
	National	Nathan Guy	List MP 2005–2008, incumbent since 2008	16	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Anne Lovelock			[17]
	Labour	Rob McCann			[2]
	Independent	Frederick MacDonald
	Independent	Amanda Vickers			[105]

Pakuranga

2014 general election: Pakuranga[106]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Andrew Craig
	Labour	Barry Kirker	Contested North Shore for NewLabour in 1990		[2]
	ACT	Jamie Whyte		1	[107]
	National	Maurice Williamson	incumbent since 1987	35	[4][5]

Palmerston North

2014 general election: Palmerston North[108]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Darroch Ball		10
	Internet	Pani Farvid		14	[7]
	Labour	Iain Lees-Galloway	incumbent 2008–present	24	[2][3]
	National	Jono Naylor	Current Mayor of Palmerston North	51	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Mark Pearce

Papakura

2014 general election: Papakura[109]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Brent Catchpole	List MP 2002–2005	17
	National	Judith Collins	incumbent since 2002	6	[4][5]
	Green	Caroline Conroy		39	[8]
	Mana	Roger Fowler		31	[42]
	Māori	Ann Kendall		16
	Labour	Jerome Mika		35	[2][3]
	New Conservative	Kevin Stitt			[17]
	ACT	John Thompson		40	[110]

Port Hills

2014 general election: Port Hills[111]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Chris Brosnan			[17]
	Labour	Ruth Dyson	Incumbent 1993–1996 and 1999–present, List 1996–1999		[2]
	Democrats	Gary Gribben		27	[13]
	National	Nuk Korako		50	[4][5]
	NZ First	Denis O'Rourke	List MP since 2011	7
	ACT	Geoff Russell		39
	Green	Eugenie Sage	List MP since 2011	4	[8]

Rangitata

2014 general election: Rangitata[112]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	ACT	Tom Corbett		24
	Labour	Steven Gibson		56	[2][3]
	National	Jo Goodhew	incumbent since 2005	21	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Oliver Vitali

Rangitīkei

2014 general election: Rangitīkei[113]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Roy Brown		9	[17]
	National	Ian McKelvie	incumbent since 2011	41	[4][5]
	NZ First	Romuald Rudzki		14	[114]
	Labour	Deborah Russell		33	[2][3]
	ACT	Neil Wilson		41	[115]

Rimutaka

2014 general election: Rimutaka[116]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Chris Hipkins	incumbent 2008–present	9	[2][3]
	National	Lewis Holden	Former chairman of NZ Republic	66	[4][5][117]
	NZ First	Aaron Hunt		26
	New Conservative	Philip Lynch		18
	Green	Susanne Ruthven		25	[8]

Rodney

2014 general election: Rodney[118]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Eric Bolt			[2]
	New Conservative	Anton Heyns		14	[17]
	ACT	Beth Houlbrooke		4	[119]
	Green	Malcolm McAll		35	[8]
	NZ First	Tracey Martin	List MP since 2011	2
	National	Mark Mitchell	Incumbent since 2011	42	[4][5]

Rongotai

2014 general election: Rongotai[120]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Climate	Aaron Carter
	United Future	Sultan Eusoff		4	[14][18]
	National	Chris Finlayson	List MP since 2005	8	[4][5]
	Labour	Annette King	MP 1984– current	4	[2][3]
	Green	Russel Norman	List MP since 2008, Party co-leader	2	[8]
	Patriotic Revolutionary Front	Johnny Overton			[121][122]
	Mana	Ariana Paretutanganui-Tamati		25	16
	NZ First	Brent Pierson		25
	Independent	Don Richards
	New Conservative	Bruce Welsh			[17]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	Legalise Cannabis	David Kent	Announced, but not on final candidate list		[73]

Rotorua

2014 general election: Rotorua[123]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Tamati Coffey		30	[2][3]
	New Conservative	Michael Davidson
	National	Todd McClay	Incumbent since 2008	23	[4][5]
	ACT	Lyall Russell
	NZ First	Fletcher Tabuteau		4

Selwyn

2014 general election: Selwyn[124]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Amy Adams	Incumbent since 2008	15	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Roger Clibborn
	Labour	Gordon Dickson			[2]
	Māori	Sheryl Gardyne		22
	ACT	Paul Gilbert		27
	Green	Peter Hill		44	[8]
	NZ First	Bill Woods		31

Tāmaki

2014 general election: Tāmaki[125]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Mana	Lisa Gibson		27	[42]
	ACT	Mike Milne		18
	New Conservative	Danny Mountain
	National	Simon O'Connor	Incumbent since 2011	43	[4][5]
	Green	Dorthe Siggaard		55	[8]
	Labour	Chao-Fu Wu		57	[2][3]

Taranaki-King Country

2014 general election: Taranaki-King Country[126]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Edward Aish
	Democrats	David Espin		25	[13]
	Labour	Penny Gaylor		45	[2][3]
	Internet	Grant Keinzley		22
	National	Barbara Kuriger		58	[4][5]
	Green	Robert Moore		50	[8]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	Shane Ardern	MP since 1998		[127]

Taupō

2014 general election: Taupō[128]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	New Conservative	Lance Gedge
	Democrats	John Pemberton	Party President	3	[13]
	NZ First	Edwin Perry	List MP 2002–05	23
	Green	Dave Robinson		53	[8]
	United Future	Alan Simmons		2	[14][18]
	Labour	Jamie Strange		54	[2][3]
	National	Louise Upston	Incumbent since 2008	27	[4][5]
	Māori	Claire Winitana		18

Tauranga

2014 general election: Tauranga[129]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Simon Bridges	Incumbent since 2008	18	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Nathaniel Heslop
	Labour	Rachel Jones		25	[2][3]
	Independent	Rusty Kane			[130]
	Independent	Yvette Lamare
	Green	Ian McLean		49	[8]
	United Future	James Maxwell		10	[14][131]
	NZ First	Clayton Mitchell		6	[132]
	Māori	Verna Ohia-Gate		15
	Independent Coalition	Michael O'Neill		2	[12]
	ACT	Stuart Pedersen			[133]

Te Atatū

2014 general election: Te Atatū[134]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	ACT	Stephen Fletcher		13
	Legalise Cannabis	Adrian McDermott		11
	National	Alfred Ngaro	List MP since 2011	34	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Paddy O'Rourke			[17]
	Green	Gary Stewart		57	[8]
	Labour	Phil Twyford	incumbent since 2008	7	[2][3]
	Internet	Chris Yong		5	[7]

Tukituki

2014 general election: Tukituki[135]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Craig Foss	incumbent since 2005	17	[4][5]
	New Conservative	Stephen Jenkinson			[17]
	ACT	Duncan Lennox		33
	Labour	Anna Lorck			[2]
	Legalise Cannabis	Romana Manning		7	[9]
	Green	Chris Perley		29	[8]
	Democrats	Dick Ryan		13	[13]

Upper Harbour

2014 general election: Upper Harbour[136]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Paula Bennett	List MP 2005–2008, MP for Waitakere 2008–2014	9	[4][5]
	ACT	Stephen Berry		6	[137][138]
	New Conservative	Callum Blair		6	[36]
	Green	Nicholas Mayne		48	[8]
	Mana	Makelesi Ngata		15	[42]
	Labour	Hermann Retzlaff			[2]
	Māori	Hinurewa Te Hau		13	[2]

Waikato

2014 general election: Waikato[139]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	ACT	Mike Burrow		22
	New Conservative	Brian Dobbs		12	[17]
	Labour	Christine Greer		44	[2][3]
	Democrats	Katherine Ransom		4	[13]
	NZ First	Barbara Stewart	MP 2002–08 and since 2011	5
	National	Lindsay Tisch	MP since 1999, Incumbent since 2008	26	[4][5]

Waimakariri

2014 general election: Waimakariri[140]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Democrats	Peter Adcock-White		18	[13]
	Labour	Clayton Cosgrove	MP since 1999, List MP since 2011	8	[2][3]
	National	Matthew Doocey	Runner-up 2013 Christchurch East by-election	56	[4][5][141]
	Green	Reuben Hunt		37	[8]
	New Conservative	Benjamin Price			[17]
	NZ First	Richard Prosser	List MP since 2011	3
	Māori	Aroha Reriti-Crofts		12
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	Kate Wilkinson	MP since 2005		[142]

Wairarapa

2014 general election: Wairarapa[143]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	ACT	Shane Atkinson		21
	Green	John Hart		17	[8]
	Labour	Kieran McAnulty			[2]
	NZ First	Ron Mark	List MP 1996–2008; current Mayor of Carterton	9	[144]
	New Conservative	Brent Reid		16	[17]
	National	Alastair Scott		61	[4][5][145]
	Māori	Ra Smith		19
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	John Hayes	MP since 2005		[146]

Waitaki

2014 general election: Waitaki[147]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Glenda Alexander			[2]
	New Conservative	Donald Aubrey		11	[17]
	Green	Sue Coutts		40	[148]
	National	Jacqui Dean	MP since 2005, Incumbent since 2008	36	[4][5]
	Democrats	Hessel Van Wieren		7	[13]

Wellington Central

2014 general election: Wellington Central[149]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	NZ First	Hugh Barr		20
	National	Paul Foster-Bell	list MP since 2013	46	[4][5]
	Legalise Cannabis	Alistair Gregory		4	[73]
	New Conservative	Brian Hooper
	Independent	Huimaono Karena Puhi
	Democrats	James Knuckey		10	[13]
	Labour	Grant Robertson	incumbent since 2008	3	[2][3]
	Independent	Peter Robinson
	Green	James Shaw		12	[8]
	Internet	Callum Valentine		20	[7]

West Coast-Tasman

2014 general election: West Coast-Tasman[150]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Money Free	Laurence Boomert
	Green	Kevin Hague	List MP since 2008	3	[8]
	New Conservative	Claire Holley			[17]
	Labour	Damien O'Connor	incumbent 1993–2008, list MP 2008–2011, incumbent since 2011	22	[2][3]
	National	Maureen Pugh	Former Mayor, Westland District Council	52	[4][5]
	Ban 1080	Peter Salter		3	[27]
	Independent	Steven Wilkinson

Whanganui

2014 general election: Whanganui[151]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	National	Chester Borrows	Incumbent since 2005	22	[4][5]
	ACT	Alan Davidson		25	[115]
	New Conservative	Kim MacIntyre
	Labour	Hamish McDouall		41	[2][3]
	Democrats	Heather Marion Smith		26	[13]
	Māori	Nancy Tuaine		6	[152]

Whangarei

2014 general election: Whangarei[153]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Internet	David Currin		8	[7]
	Green	Paul Doherty		41	[8]
	Labour	Kelly Ellis		52	[2][3]
	ACT	Robin Grieve		3
	Māori	Anaru Kaipo		9
	Focus	Les King		2	[101]
	Democrats	Chris Leitch	Deputy Party Leader, runner-up Tāmaki 1992 by-election (as Alliance)	2	[13][154]
	New Conservative	Don Nightingale		8
	NZ First	Pita Paraone	List MP 2002–2008	8	[155]
	National	Shane Reti		60	[4][5][20]
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	National	Phil Heatley	MP since 1999		[156]

Wigram

2014 general election: Wigram[157]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	ACT	Shaun Grieve		29
	Economic Euthenics	Tubby Hansen
	Internet	Lois McClintock		24	[7]
	New Conservative	Mark Peters			[17]
	Māori	Te Whe Phillips		23
	Democrats	John Ring		23	[13]
	National	Karl Varley		67	[4][5]
	Green	Richard Wesley		33	[8]
	Labour	Megan Woods	Incumbent since 2011	20	[2][3]

Māori electorates

Hauraki-Waikato

2014 general election: Hauraki-Waikato[158]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Māori	Susan Cullen			[159]
	Mana	Angeline Greensill		11
	Labour	Nanaia Mahuta	List MP 1996–1999, MP Te Tai Hauauru 1999–2002. MP Tainui 2002–2008, incumbent since 2008	6	[2][3]

Ikaroa-Rāwhiti

2014 general election: Ikaroa-Rāwhiti[160]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Independent	Cathryn Eden
	Māori	Marama Fox		2	[159]
	Green	Henare Kani		46	[8]
	Mana	Te Hāmua Nikora		7	[161]
	Expatriate	Vicky Rose			[162]
	Labour	Meka Whaitiri	Incumbent since 2013	19	[2][3]

Tāmaki Makaurau

2014 general election: Tāmaki Makaurau[163]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Marama Davidson		15	[8]
	Independent	Raewyn Harrison
	Labour	Peeni Henare			[2]
	Māori	Rangi McLean			[159]
	Mana	Kereama Pene
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	Māori	Pita Sharples	Incumbent since 2005, party co-leader

Te Tai Hauāuru

2014 general election: Te Tai Hauāuru[164]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Green	Jack McDonald		20	[8]
	Māori	Chris McKenzie		3	[159][165]
	Labour	Adrian Rurawhe			[2]
	Mana	Jordan Winiata
Withdrawn candidates and retiring MPs
	Māori	Tariana Turia	Incumbent since 1999; MP since 1996 (originally Labour), party co-leader

Te Tai Tokerau

2014 general election: Te Tai Tokerau[166]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Labour	Kelvin Davis	List MP 2008–11, list MP from June 2014	18	[2][3]
	Independent	Clinton Dearlove	Stood for Mana in Te Tai Tonga, 2011		[167]
	Mana	Hone Harawira	Incumbent since 2005 (Māori Party until 2011), party leader	1
	Māori	Te Hira Paenga		4	[168]

Te Tai Tonga

2014 general election: Te Tai Tonga[169]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Mana	Georgina Beyer	Labour MP 1999–2007		[170]
	Māori	Ngaire Button		5	[159]
	Legalise Cannabis	Emma-Jane Kingi		3	[9]
	Green	Dora Langsbury		27	[8]
	Democrats	Hahona Rakiraki Tamiti			[13]
	Labour	Rino Tirikatene	MP since 2011		[2]

Waiariki

2014 general election: Waiariki[171]
Notes:		Blue background denotes an incumbent. Pink background denotes a current list MP. Yellow background denotes a retiring MP.
Party		Candidate	Notes	List #	Source
	Māori	Te Ururoa Flavell	incumbent since 2005	1	[159]
	Independent Coalition	Pat Spellman		3	[12]
	Mana	Annette Sykes		3	[172]
	Labour	Rawiri Waititi			[2]

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