2017 New Zealand general election
MPs who did not stand for re-election
Twenty-two members of parliament announced that they would not stand for re-election.

2017 New Zealand general election

Section Title: MPs who did not stand for re-election
Table Section Text: Twenty-two members of parliament announced that they would not stand for re-election.

Name	Party	Electorate/List	Term in office	Date announced

Todd Barclay	National	Clutha-Southland	2014–2017	21 June 2017

Chester Borrows	National	Whanganui	2005–2017	29 November 2016

Steffan Browning	Green	List	2011–2017	15 December 2016

David Clendon	Green	List	2009–2017	7 August 2017

Clayton Cosgrove	Labour	List	1999–2017	10 April 2016

David Cunliffe	Labour	New Lynn	1999–2017	1 November 2016

Catherine Delahunty	Green	List	2008–2017	15 December 2016

Peter Dunne	United Future	Ōhāriu	1984–2017	21 August 2017

Craig Foss	National	Tukituki	2005–2017	14 December 2016

Paul Foster-Bell	National	List	2013–2017	26 February 2017

Jo Goodhew	National	Rangitata	2005–2017	25 January 2017

Kennedy Graham	Green	List	2008–2017	7 August 2017

John Key	National	Helensville	2002–2017	5 December 2016

Annette King	Labour	Rongotai	1984–1990; 1993–2017	1 March 2017

Sam Lotu-Iiga	National	Maungakiekie	2008–2017	13 December 2016

Murray McCully	National	East Coast Bays	1987–2017	15 December 2016

Sue Moroney	Labour	List	2005–2017	30 April 2017

Jono Naylor	National	List	2014–2017	3 November 2016

Hekia Parata	National	List	2008–2017	19 October 2016

Barbara Stewart	NZ First	List	2002–2008; 2011–2017	7 March 2017

Lindsay Tisch	National	Waikato	1999–2017	20 June 2016

Maurice Williamson	National	Pakuranga	1987–2017	26 July 2016

Sentence(s)

On 7 August 2017, MPs David Clendon and Kennedy Graham announced that they planned not to stand for re-election of Green Party candidates for the 2017 election.

final_sentence: On 7 August 2017, MPs David Clendon and Kennedy Graham announced that they planned not to stand for re-election of Green Party candidates for the 2017 election.