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词条 2016 Wellington local elections
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  1. Greater Wellington Regional Council

     Wellington constituency (5)  Lower Hutt constituency (3)  Porirua-Tawa constituency (2)  Kapiti Coast constituency (1)  Upper Hutt constituency (1)  Wairarapa constituency (1) 

  2. Kapiti Coast District Council

     Mayor  Councillors – at large (5)  Councillors – Paraparaumu ward (2)  Councillors – Ōtaki ward (1)  Councillors – Waikanae ward (1)  Councillors – Paekakāriki-Raumati ward (1) 

  3. Porirua City Council

     Mayor  Councillors – Northern ward (4)  Councillors – Eastern ward (4)  Councillors – Western ward (2) 

  4. Upper Hutt City Council

     Mayor  Councillors (10) 

  5. Hutt City Council

     Mayor  Councillors – Northern ward (2)  Councillors – Western ward (2)  Councillors – Central ward (2)  Councillors – Eastern ward (2)  Councillors – Harbour ward (2)  Councillors – Wainuiomata ward (2) 

  6. Wellington City Council

     Mayor  Councillors – Eastern ward  Councillors – Lambton ward  Councillors – Northern ward  Councillors – Onslow-Western ward  Councillors – Southern ward 

  7. Masterton District Council

     Mayor  Councillors – at large (5)  Councillors – Urban ward (4)  Councillors – Rural ward (1) 

  8. Carterton District Council

     Mayor  Councillors (8) 

  9. South Wairarapa District Council

     Mayor  Councillors – Greytown ward (3)  Councillors – Featherston ward (3)  Councillors – Martinborough ward (3) 

  10. References

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| next_election = 2019 Wellington local elections
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The 2016 Wellington local elections were part of the wider 2016 New Zealand local elections, to elect members to sub-national councils and boards. The Wellington elections cover one regional council (the Greater Wellington Regional Council), eight territorial authority (city and district) councils, three district health boards, and various local boards and licensing trusts.

Greater Wellington Regional Council

Wellington constituency (5)

Incumbent councillor Judith Aitken did not seek re-election. Incumbents Sue Kedgley, Chris Laidlaw and Daran Ponter were re-elected, joined by former Wellington City deputy mayor Ian McKinnon and Roger Blakeley. Incumbent Paul Bruce was defeated.

Greater Wellington Regional Council election, 2016 – Wellington constituency (preliminary results)[1]
CandidateAffiliationFirst preferenceLast iteration
Votes % Votes %
Sue KedgleyGreens 11,184 20.77 8,815.05 17.32
Chris LaidlawIndependent 9,933 18.45 8,878.60 17.44
Ian McKinnonIndependent 9,020 16.75 8,843.99 17.38
Daran PonterLabour 6,766 12.56 8,890.04 17.47
Roger BlakeleyIndependent 5,639 10.47 8,581.70 16.86
Paul BruceGreen 4,382 8.14 6,891.25 13.54
Russell TregonningIndependent 3,409 6.33 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Keith FlindersIndependent 1,075 2.00 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
John KlaphakeIndependent 981 1.82 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Norbert HausbergIndependent 796 1.48 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Sam SomersIndependent 664 1.23 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Total 53,849 100.00 50,900.63 100.00
Non-transferable votes 2,948.37
Informal votes
Blank votes
Total votes cast 100.00
Turnout

Lower Hutt constituency (3)

Incumbent councillors Ken Laban and Prue Lamason were re-elected, while David Ogden defeated incumbent councillor Sandra Greig.

Greater Wellington Regional Council election, 2016 – Lower Hutt constituency (preliminary results)[2]
CandidateAffiliationFirst preferenceLast iteration
Votes % Votes %
Ken LabanLabour 7,170 29.32 5,339.45 25.67
Prue LamasonIndependent 3,575 14.62 5,621.37 25.88
David OgdenIndependent 3,065 12.53 5,490.19 25.28
John TerrisIndependent 2,927 11.97 5,031.06 23.17
Sandra GreigIndependent 2,441 9.98 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Derek WilshereIndependent 2,303 9.42 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Leonie Dobbs 1,893 7.74 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Kath AllenTeam Fred Allen 1,079 4.41 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Total 24,453 100.00 21,746.94 100.00
Non-transferable votes 2,736.06
Informal votes
Blank votes
Total votes cast 100.00
Turnout

Porirua-Tawa constituency (2)

Incumbent councillors Jenny Brash and Barbra Donaldson were re-elected.

Greater Wellington Regional Council election, 2016 – Porirua-Tawa constituency (preliminary results)[3]
CandidateAffiliationFirst preferenceLast iteration
Votes % Votes %
Jenny BrashIndependent 7,617 45.35 5,599.00 34.31
Barbara DonaldsonIndependent 4,598 27.37 5,577.99 34.18
Joern ScherzerIndependent 2,675 15.93 2,941.52 13.48
Heidi MillsIndependent 1,907 11.35 2,200.28 13.48
Total 16,797 100.00 16,318.79 100.00
Non-transferable votes 478.21
Informal votes
Blank votes
Total votes cast 100.00
Turnout

Kapiti Coast constituency (1)

Retiring Kapiti Coast District Council councillor Penny Gaylor was elected, defeating incumbent councillor Nigel Wilson.

Greater Wellington Regional Council election, 2016 – Kapiti Coast constituency (preliminary results)[4]
CandidateAffiliationFirst preferenceLast iteration
Votes % Votes %
Penny GaylorIndependent 6,728 40.92 7,738 51.16
Nigel WilsonIndependent 6,701 40.76 7,388 48.84
Peter BollmannIndependent 3,013 18.33 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Total 16,442 100.00 15,126 100.00
Non-transferable votes 1,316
Informal votes
Blank votes
Total votes cast 100.00
Turnout

Upper Hutt constituency (1)

Incumbent councillor Paul Swain was elected unopposed.

Wairarapa constituency (1)

The Wairarapa constituency was vacant following the death of councillor Gary McPhee in June 2016. Retiring South Wairarapa mayor Adrienne Staples was elected.

Greater Wellington Regional Council election, 2016 – Wairarapa constituency (preliminary results)[5]
CandidateAffiliationFirst preferenceLast iteration
Votes % Votes %
Adrienne Staples 6,487 44.89 7,755 58.31
David HolmesIndependent 4,403 30.47 5,545 41.69
Andrew Wright 1,846 12.78 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Linton McGill 1,076 7.45 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Monique Leerschool 638 4.42 colspan=2 {{n/a}}
Total 100.00 100.00
Non-transferable votes 1,150
Informal votes
Blank votes
Total votes cast 100.00
Turnout

Kapiti Coast District Council

Mayor

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  • Angela Buswell
  • Ross Church
  • Jackie Elliott (Independent)
  • K Gurunathan
  • David Scott
  • Gavin Welsh
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Councillors – at large (5)

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  • Ric Austin
  • Murray Bell
  • Emily Boonen
  • Angela Buswell
  • Mike Cardiff
  • Jackie Elliott
  • Peter Ellis
  • Anne-Maree Ellison
  • Eric Gregory
  • K Gurunathan
  • John Howson
  • Christopher Ruthe
  • David Scott
  • Shelly Warwick
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Councillors – Paraparaumu ward (2)

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  • Mark Benton
  • Martin Halliday
  • Bernie Randall
  • Kathy Spiers
  • Fiona Vining
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Councillors – Ōtaki ward (1)

James Cootes was elected unopposed.

Councillors – Waikanae ward (1)

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  • Geoffrey Churchman
  • Iride McCloy
  • Tim Parry
  • Michael Scott
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Councillors – Paekakāriki-Raumati ward (1)

  • Guy Burns
  • Janet Holborow

Porirua City Council

Mayor

Incumbent Nick Leggett did not seek re-election, instead seeking election as mayor of the Wellington City Council.

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  • Mike Duncan (Independent)
  • Liz Kelly (Independent)
  • Gordon Marshall
  • Euon Murrell
  • Mike Tana (Independent)
  • David Watt (Grow Porirua, not the Council)
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Councillors – Northern ward (4)

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  • Anita Baker
  • Don Casagranda (Independent)
  • Brian Collins
  • Phil Dyer (Independent)
  • Dianne Khan
  • Ross Leggett
  • Keryn Martin
  • Barry McEwen (Independent)
  • Sarah Piper (Independent)
  • Nathan Waddle
  • Beverley Wakem
  • Andrew Wellum
  • Dale Williams
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Councillors – Eastern ward (4)

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  • John Burke
  • Morris Cheer
  • Izzy Ford
  • Jevan Goulter (Make Porirua great again)
  • Martin Gregory (Independent Socialist)
  • Lorna Kanavatoa
  • Denys Latham (Independent)
  • Paula Mac Ewan (Independent)
  • Sala Nimarota
  • Faafoi Seiuli
  • Benna Seveali'i Siolo
  • Willie Taurima
  • David Watt (Grow Porirua, not the Council)
  • Kylie Wihapi
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Councillors – Western ward (2)

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  • Chantelle Anslow
  • Ana Coffey (Independent)
  • Zahi Dodson (Independent)
  • Mike Duncan (Independent)
  • Graeme Ebbett (Independent)
  • T J Fermanis (Independent)
  • Jude Pointon (Independent)
  • Henry Smith (Independent)
  • Chris Wilson (Independent)
  • Ranei Wineera-Parai (Our City, Our Home, Our Future)
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Upper Hutt City Council

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Wayne Guppy was re-elected.

Upper Hutt City Council election, 2016 – Mayor (preliminary results)[6]
Candidate Affiliation Votes %
Wayne Guppy 8,402 71.92
Alan JefferiesIndependent 3,280 28.08
Total 11,682 100.00
Informal votes 11
Blank votes 424
Total votes cast 12,117 100.00
Turnout41.00

Councillors (10)

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  • Vicki Amai-Waiwai (Independent)
  • Michael Anderson (Independent)
  • Michael Baines
  • Chris Carson
  • Ros Connelly
  • Karen de Wit
  • Blair Griffiths
  • John Gwilliam
  • Alan Jefferies (Independent)
  • Harry Kent (Independent)
  • Paul Lambert (Independent)
  • Nigel Mander (A friend you can trust)
  • Glenn McArthur (Independent)
  • Angela McLeod (Independent)
  • Rob Rangi (Independent)
  • Adrian Sparrow
  • Hellen Swales (Independent)
  • Steve Taylor
  • Tracey Ultra (Independent)
  • Dave Wheeler
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Hutt City Council

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Ray Wallace was re-elected.

Hutt City Council election, 2016 – Mayor (preliminary results)[7]
Candidate Affiliation Votes %
Ray WallaceIndependent 20,379 79.23
James Anderson 1,908 7.42
Glenda BarrattIndependent 1,689 6.57
Phil StratfordIndependent 1,097 4.26
David SmithIndependent 649 2.52
Total 25,722 100.00
Informal votes 72 0.27
Blank votes 834 3.13
Total votes cast 26,628 100.00
Turnout37.47

Councillors – Northern ward (2)

The Northern ward covers the suburbs of Stokes Valley and Taita.

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  • Fred Allen (Team Fred Allen)
  • Dina Awarau (Labour)
  • Tania Karaitiana-Ugone (Independent)
  • Gwen McDonald (Independent)
  • Leigh Sutton (Independent)
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Councillors – Western ward (2)

The Western ward includes the suburbs of Haywards, Manor Park, Kelson, Belmont, Tirohanga, Harbour View, Melling, Normandale, Maungaraki and Alicetown.

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  • Margaret Cousins (Independent)
  • Karim Dickie (Independent)
  • Chris Milne (The Man with a Plan)
  • Max Shierlaw (Independent)
  • Joy Skye
  • Lynette Vigrass (Independent)
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Councillors – Central ward (2)

The Central ward includes the suburbs of Avalon, Boulcott, Epuni, Lower Hutt Central and Woburn.

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  • David Bassett (Independent)
  • Simon Edwards (Independent)
  • Mark Leicester (Independent)
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Councillors – Eastern ward (2)

The Eastern ward covers the suburbs of Naenae, Fairfield, Waterloo and Waiwhetū (north of Whites Line)

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  • Glenda Barratt (Independent)
  • Lisa Bridson (Green)
  • Roger Styles (Independent)
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Councillors – Harbour ward (2)

The Harbour ward covers the suburbs of Korokoro, Petone, Waiwhetū (south of Whites Line), Moera, Gracefield, Seaview, Point Howard, Sorrento Bay, Lowry Bay, York Bay, Mahina Bay, Sunshine Bay, Days Bay and Eastbourne.

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  • Mason Branch (Independent)
  • Brady Dyer (Independent)
  • Mike Fisher (Independent)
  • Tui Lewis (Independent)
  • Michael Lulich (Independent)
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Councillors – Wainuiomata ward (2)

The Wainuiomata ward covers the town of Wainuiomata.

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  • Campbell Barry (Independent)
  • Josh Briggs (Independent)
  • Leah Clark
  • Kia Houpapa (Independent Maori)
  • Margaret Willard (Independent)
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Wellington City Council

Mayor

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Incumbent mayor Celia Wade-Brown did not seek re-election

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Councillors – Eastern ward

The Eastern ward returns three councillors to the Wellington City Council. The final iteration of results for the ward were:

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|candidate = Sarah Free
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|candidate = Simon (Swampy) Marsh
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|candidate = Chris Calvi-Freeman
|votes = 3,073
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|candidate = Lynda McGregor
|votes = 2,295
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|candidate = Rob Goulden
|votes = 1,269
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|candidate = Robert Murray
|votes = 594
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Councillors – Lambton ward

The Lambton ward returns three councillors to the Wellington City Council. The final iteration of results for the ward were:

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|candidate = Iona Pannett
|votes = 4,387
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|candidate = Nicola Young
|votes = 2,934
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|candidate = Brian Dawson
|votes = 2,913
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|candidate = Mazz Scannell
|votes = 2,153
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|candidate = Tony Jansen
|votes = 883
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|candidate = Milton Hollard
|votes = 664
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|candidate = Dave Gee
|votes = 487
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Councillors – Northern ward

The Northern ward returns three councillors to the Wellington City Council. The final iteration of results for the ward were:

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|candidate = Malcolm Sparrow
|votes = 3,730
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|candidate = Jill Day
|votes = 3,153
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|candidate = Peter Gilberd
|votes = 3,195
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|candidate = Graeme Sawyer
|votes = 2,678
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|candidate = Judith Gray
|votes = 1,837
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Councillors – Onslow-Western ward

The Onslow-Western ward returns three councillors to the Wellington City Council. The final iteration of results for the ward were:

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|party = Independent politician
|candidate = Andy Foster
|votes = 5,608
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|candidate = Simon Woolf
|votes = 4,206
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|candidate = Diane Calvert
|votes = 3,677
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|candidate = Ray Chung
|votes = 2,736
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|candidate = Matthew Plummer
|votes = 1,967
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|candidate = Paul Douglas
|votes = 171
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Councillors – Southern ward

The Southern ward returns two councillors to the Wellington City Council. The final iteration of results for the ward were:

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|candidate = Paul Eagle
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|candidate = Brendon Bonner
|votes = 1,269
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Masterton District Council

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Lyn Patterson was elected unopposed.[14]

Councillors – at large (5)

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  • John Dalziell
  • Deborah Davidson
  • Siobhan Garlick
  • Jonathan Hooker
  • Keith Hunt
  • Frazer Mailman
  • Tina Nixon (Working for Masterton)
  • Chris Peterson
  • Ian Steer (Independent)
  • Jennifer Taylor
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Councillors – Urban ward (4)

The urban ward covers the Masterton township.

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  • Gary Caffell
  • Brent Goodwin (Fighting for the Ratepayers)
  • Mark Harris (Working for Growth and Development)
  • Rebecca (Bex) Johnson
  • Donna Laing (Our Families, Our Future)
  • Simon (Ziggy) O'Donoghue
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Councillors – Rural ward (1)

The rural ward covers the entire Masterton district outside Masterton township.

  • Ross Cottle (Independent)
  • Graham McClymont

Carterton District Council

Mayor

Incumbent mayor John Booth was re-elected.

Carterton District Council election, 2016 – Mayor (preliminary results)[15]
Candidate Affiliation Votes %
John Booth 2,774 84.04
Mike Osborne 527 15.96
Total 3,301 100.00
Informal votes 1 0.03
Blank votes 91 2.68
Total votes cast 3,393 100.00
Turnout52.29

Councillors (8)

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  • Mike Ashby
  • Kathy Bartlett
  • Ruth Carter
  • Brian Deller
  • Don Farr
  • Sandy Garrett
  • Jill Greathead
  • Rob Harris
  • Russell Keys
  • Greg Lang
  • Tracey O'Callaghan
  • Mike Osborne
  • Mike Palmers
  • Ron Shaw
  • Rebecca Vergunst
  • Leah Wynne
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South Wairarapa District Council

Mayor

Incumbent mayor Adrienne Staples did not seek re-election, instead seeking election as the Wairarapa constituency councillor on the Greater Wellington Regional Council. Greytown ward councillor and deputy mayor Viv Napier was elected.

South Wairarapa Council election, 2016 – Mayor (preliminary results)[16]
Candidate Affiliation Votes %
Viv Napier 1,507 36.19
Liz Mellish 995 23.90
John Hayes 726 17.44
Sue FoxIndependent 556 13.35
Graham HigginsonIndependent 380 9.13
Total 4,164 100.00
Informal votes 18 0.42
Blank votes 56 1.32
Total votes cast 4,238 100.00
Turnout56.09

Councillors – Greytown ward (3)

The Marlborough ward includes the town of Greytown and the surrounding rural areas, bounded in the south and east by the Tauherenikau River, State Highway 53 and the Ruamahanga River.

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  • Paora Ammunson (Independent)
  • Margaret Craig
  • Dean Davies
  • John Gilberthorpe
  • Mike Gray
  • Viv Napier
  • Jerry Steer
  • Colin Wright
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Councillors – Featherston ward (3)

The Marlborough ward includes the town of Featherston and the surrounding rural areas, bounded in the north and east by the Tauherenikau River, State Highway 53 and the Ruamahanga River.

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  • Perry Cameron
  • Lee Carter (Caring for our community)
  • Dayle Harwood (Independent)
  • Pete Love
  • Colin Olds
  • Robyn Ramsden
  • Pete Roberts (Independent)
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Councillors – Martinborough ward (3)

The Marlborough ward includes the town of Martinborough and the surrounding rural areas, bounded in the west by the Ruamahanga River.

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  • Alice Arndell
  • Pam Colenso
  • Martin Freeth
  • Graham Higginson (Independent)
  • Robert Hunter
  • Brian Jephson
  • Pip Maynard
  • Terry Te Maari
  • Mary Tipoki
  • Alex Wall (Independent)
  • Greg Whitten
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References

1. ^{{cite web |title= Wellington constituency - Preliminary result |url= http://www.gw.govt.nz/assets/Elections-2016/Wellington-Constituency-Preliminary-Result.pdf |publisher= Greater Wellington Regional Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}
2. ^{{cite web |title= Lower Hutt constituency – Preliminary results |url= http://www.gw.govt.nz/assets/Elections-2016/Lower-Hutt-Constituency-Preliminary-Result.pdf |publisher= Greater Wellington Regional Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}
3. ^{{cite web |title= Porirua-Tawa constituency – Preliminary result |url= http://www.gw.govt.nz/assets/Elections-2016/Porirua-Tawa-Constituency-Preliminary-Result.pdf |publisher= Greater Wellington Regional Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}
4. ^{{cite web |title= Kapiti Coast constituency – Preliminary result |url= http://www.gw.govt.nz/assets/Elections-2016/Kapiti-Coast-Constituency-Preliminary-Result-Report.pdf |publisher= Greater Wellington Regional Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}
5. ^{{cite web |title= Wairarapa constituency – Preliminary result |url= http://www.gw.govt.nz/assets/Elections-2016/Wairarapa-Constituency-Preliminary-Result.pdf |publisher= Greater Wellington Regional Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}
6. ^{{cite web |title= 2016 triennial elections – Preliminary results |url= http://www.electionz.com/2016lgeresults/ELT45UH16_results.pdf |publisher= Upper Hutt City Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}
7. ^{{cite web |title= 2016 triennial elections – Preliminary results |url= http://www.huttcity.govt.nz/Your-Council/About-your-Council/local-government-elections/local-government-elections-2016/Preliminary-Results/ |publisher= Hutt City Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}
8. ^{{cite web |title= Election 2016: Preliminary results for the Mayor |url= http://wellington.govt.nz/your-council/elections/elections-2016/results/mayor |publisher= Wellington City Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}
9. ^{{cite web |title= Election 2016: Final results for the Eastern Ward |url= http://wellington.govt.nz/your-council/elections/elections-2016/results/eastern-ward |publisher= Wellington City Council |accessdate= 27 October 2016}}
10. ^{{cite web |title= Election 2016: Final results for the Lambton Ward |url= http://wellington.govt.nz/your-council/elections/elections-2016/results/lambton-ward |publisher= Wellington City Council |accessdate= 27 October 2016}}
11. ^{{cite web |title= Election 2016: Final results for the Northern Ward |url= http://wellington.govt.nz/your-council/elections/elections-2016/results/northern-ward |publisher= Wellington City Council |accessdate= 27 October 2016}}
12. ^{{cite web |title= Election 2016: Final results for the Onslow-Western Ward |url= http://wellington.govt.nz/your-council/elections/elections-2016/results/onslow-western-ward |publisher= Wellington City Council |accessdate= 27 October 2016}}
13. ^{{cite web |title= Election 2016: Final results for the Southern Ward |url= http://wellington.govt.nz/your-council/elections/elections-2016/results/southern-ward |publisher= Wellington City Council |accessdate= 27 October 2016}}
14. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/310843/local-body-election-nominations-close|title=Local body election nominations close|date=12 August 2016|accessdate=19 August 2016|publisher=Radio New Zealand}}
15. ^{{cite web |title= 2016 triennial elections – Preliminary results |url= http://www.electionz.com/2016lgeresults/ELT49CA16_results.pdf |publisher= Carterton District Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}
16. ^{{cite web |title= 2016 triennial elections – Preliminary results |url= http://www.electionz.com/2016lgeresults/ELT50SW16_results.pdf |publisher= South Wairarapa District Council |accessdate= 10 October 2016}}

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