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January 27, 2037 House of Representatives

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The proceeding in the New Zealand House of Representatives on January 27, 2037 took place between 12pm and 6pm.

## Progress

12pm: Question Time.

1pm: Southland Rural Zoning Control and Discretion Ammendment Act (HR1900401). Bill passed.

2:30pm: Inland Revenue Department Procurement Procedure Regulation (HR1901601). Bill passed.

5:30pm: Fire and Emergency Services Reporting Procedures Regulation (HR1901603). Debate interupted.
Dunedin's 8th Congressional District

Population (2016)
 Cook PVI

Dunedin's 8th Congressional District also known as Dunedin North is situated in northern Dunedin. The urban district takes in the suburbs of St. Leonards, North East Valley, North Dunedin, Dalmore and Opoho.

Since the New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by Labour's Benjamin Warner.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 8th District, 2036**

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 8th District, 2034**

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 8th District, 2032**

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 8th District, 2030**

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 8th District, 2028**
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Bay of Plenty's 3rd District, 2034

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Andrew Leroy
Labour
Andrew Leroy
Labour

The **2034 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Bay of Plenty's 3rd Congressional District** was held on November 11, 2034, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Representative Andrew Leroy won the election over National's Derek Evans.
Bay of Plenty's 2nd Congressional District

Bay of Plenty's 2nd Congressional District also known as Gisborne is situated on the east coast of the central North Island. The urban district encompasses all of Gisborne.

Since the 2036 New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by Labour's Regan Watson.

## Boundaries

**2018-2028:** Mangapapa, Okuti, Outer Kaiti, Victoria, Wainui, Whataupoko

**2028-2038:** Elgin, Makauri, Mangapapa, Matawhero, Outer Kaiti, Riverdale, Te Hapara, Victoria, Wainui, Whataupoko

## District Profile

Since it's formation in 2018, the District has been centred on the city of Gisborne.

## Electoral History

 Other Candidates
 Majority

 Other Candidates
 Majority
13/3/36, No One Lining Up to Take on Warner

*by Amy Xie, Senior Politics Reporter*

House Democrats have perfected a response to question if they are planning challenge Geneva Warner in West Auckland's competitve Senate race later this year. In interviews with five Labour Congressional Representatives over the last week, all declined to confirm they had any plans to challenge Warner, instead offering up various degrees of defeatism. "Look I think we're gonna have to search very carefully for the right candidate, but I'm optimistic of a win" was veteran Rep. Ben Ashby (L-WA) take. Freshman Rep. Sam Chawla was more optimistic: "it's not going to be hard to run a campaign against Geneva, she seems more interested in her Party primary than our community." But all five showed no signs of geering up for a May 17 primary race which is one of the earliest on the calendar. With no high profile candidates on the ballot, it appears any one of the group would get a painless lead into a clash that Labour strategists feel could help swing the Senate in their favour. "No. Defintely not" was all outgoing Rep. Simon Marshall (L-WA) could muster at a press stand up while Rep. Natalie Maxwell (L-WA) managed to acknowledge "there is defintely an opportunity here, to put National on the backfoot." Senator Gina Hall noted Warner's strengths but was critical of her work in the community "Sen. Warner hasn't delivered any meaningful benefits for West Auckland and instead has worked hard on legislation like the WORK Repeal Act which will harm West Aucklanders." District Councillor Shane Yuan has indicated interest in the race which currently has only business owner Kamal Madhya and electrican Gemma Sims. Sen. Warner's office commented "the lack of opposition to Senator Warner in the Labour Party shows the Senator's agenda working for all West Aucklanders has been successful."
Franklin's 1st Congressional District

Franklin's 1st Congressional District also known as Howick is situated in eastern Auckland. The urban district takes in the suburbs of Howick, Cockle Bay, Somerville and Shelly Park.

Since the 2030 New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by National's Angela Graham.

## Members of Parliament

 2030

 Re-elected 2028
 Angela Graham
 Re-elected 2036

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Franklin's 1st District, 2036**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Franklin's 1st** District, 2034**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Franklin's 1st** District, 2032**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Franklin's 1st** District, 2030**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Franklin's 1st** District, 2028**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority
New Zealand Senate Election in Nelson Lakes, 2034

The **2034 New Zealand Senate election in Nelson Lakes** was held on November 11, 2034, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of Nelson Lakes, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

First-term Incumbent Labour Senator Anika Blackwell was defeated by National's Charlie Blake.
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 6th District, 2032

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Labour
Labour

The **2032 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Christchurch's 6th Congressional District** was held on November 9, 2032, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, concurrently with the 2032 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Congresswomen Alica Jawahar won re-election over National's candidate Seth Oram by 0.9%.
Prime Minister of New Zealand Election, 2036

Percentage

 Labour

The election for **Prime Minister of New Zealand** was held November 8 2036, to elect the Prime Minister of New Zealand. Labour incumbent Andrew Norris was term limited and therefore didn't stand for re-election. National Auckland Governor Stephanie Kennedy won the election over Labour Senator Angela Aldress by 2.8%.

A centrist re-alignment of both parties policy platforms dominated the election. Labour made up ground with rural and migrant voters while National gained increased support from middle income urban voters that had been Labour's base for the previous decade.

## National Nominee

National nominated Stephanie Kennedy after a compeditive primary.
New Zealand Senate election in Dunedin, 2036

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Penny Norman
Labour
Frank Sullivan
Labour

The **2036 New Zealand Senate election in Dunedin** was held on November 8, 2036, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of Dunedin, concurrently with the 2036 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

On January 12, 2036, Incumbent Labour Senator Penny Norman announced she would not stand for re-election. On June 8, 2036, Frank Sullivan won Labour's nomination.

On June 28, 2036, National nominated Andy Brady unopposed.

In the general election, Sullivan defeated Brady by 5.3%.

## Labour Primary

### **Candidates**

#### **Nominee**

* Frank Sullivan, Former Congressional Representative

#### **Eliminated in primary**

* Benjamin Warner, Congressional Representative
* Lilly Middleton, Dunedin Councillor

### **Campaign**

On January 14, Lilly Middleton announced she would run for Labour's nomination at Otago University.

On January 25, Frank Sullivan confirmed he would enter the race at a press conference outside his district office in Oamaru. On February 10, Benjamin Warner announced he was running for the nomination in a Facebook live stream with supporters.

The campaign was negative with both Middleton and Warner attacking Sullivan for being to centrist. The attacks focused on Sullivan's economic policies including his opposition to tax increases and his vote against the first Capital Gains Tax package.

Sullivan held a modest lead in a poll taken in late February however this eroded by early April when a TV1 poll showed him trailing Warner by 7%.

On April 21, Warner launched a new ad. In this he branded Sullivan a traitor.

> *"Frank Sullivan voted against making the rich pay their fair share. He voted against putting more money in the pocket of our most vulnerable. On June 8, don't let a traitor to Labour's values become our senator. Vote Ben Warner, a true Labour candidate."*
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> *- Benjamin Warner Campaign Video*
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There was substantial outcry among many Labour members across the country. On April 24 Warner's campaign pulled the ad and apologised for the accusation. Polling conducted in mid-May showed Sullivan had regained the lead in the primary and by late May he held a substantial lead.

While the race tightened during June, Warner was unable to close the gap and Sullivan won with a 8.3% majority.

### **Results**

 Lilly Middleton
 Majority

## National Primary

### **Nominee**

* Andy Brady, former Congressional Candidate

### **Campaign**

Brady was selected unopposed for the National Party.

## General Election

### **Debates**

On October 10, 2036, Brady and Sullivan participated in one debate hosted on campus by Otago University and live-streamed by Stuff.

Most commentators suggested that Sullivan comfortably won the debate.
Manukau's 5th Congressional District

Population (2016)
 Cook PVI

Manukau's 9th Congressional District also known as Mount Roskill is situated in central Auckland. The urban district takes in the suburbs of southern Sandringham, southern Mount Eden and northern Mount Roskill.

Since the 2030 New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by Labour's Hardeep Suksma.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Manukau's 1st District, 2036**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in** Manukau's 1st **District, 2034**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Manukau's 1st District, 2032**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Manukau's 1st District, 2030**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Manukau's 1st District, 2028**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority
New Zealand Senate Election in Wellington, 2032

The **2032 New Zealand Senate election in Wellington** was held on November 9, 2032, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of Wellington, concurrently with the 2032 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Senator Oliver Reid was comfortably re-elected to another term.
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 2nd District, 2036

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Cecilia Woods
Labour
Cecilia Woods
Labour

The **2036 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Christchurch's 2nd Congressional District** was held on November 8, 2036, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, concurrently with the 2036 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Representative Cecilia Woods won the seat over National's Max Hanying.
Manawatu-Wairarapa's 7th Congressional District

Population (2016)
 Cook PVI

Manawatu-Wairarapa's 7th Congressional District also known as Levin is situated on the west coast of the lower North Island. The urban-rural district is centered on the town of Levin.

Since the 2036 New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by Labour's Jeremy McCally.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Manawatu-Wairarapa's 7th District, 2036**
 National
 Labour **gain** | Majority
The Abyss

The chaotic realm which Arcana is sourced from. Almost nothing is known about the Abyss, other than it is either entirely or partially commanded by Malmarax. It is also the home of Demons, whose information about the realm vary with their experiences in it. The Abyss is describes to be a timeless absence of space. Arcana behaves violently in this realm, creating flares, clusters, black holes, and even stars or planets. Everything floats without rhyme or reason,and nothing in this realm lives with structure. There are no civilizations outside of small gatherings of demons, and even they don't seem to entirely understand how the Abyss works. Most would speculate that it is simply an enormous feed of Arcana reacting with itself.

### **Abyssal Voices**

It isn't certain who these Abyssal voices belong to, but they can be heard if one listens closely to the Abyssal Gateway. Metathurgists root their study in deciphering these voices and doing as they say, though to most others it is an incoherent and mild annoyance. Abyssal voices do not seem to have an alignment or individuality, but most Metathurgists agree that their primary goal is sharing Arcana with the mortal realm. To those who understand them, Abyssal voices are described as hundreds of distant, shouting whispers who desperately attempt to command you.

### **Demons**

Lessers and Heriaks come from the Abyss. Although they are useful creatures, they know very little about their own realm. Their existence in the Abyss is describes as a mixture of dreaming and traveling through vast, empty space. Most are not in agreement about how much time passes in the Abyss, although a common defense is that it does not pass at all.
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 9th District, 2034

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

National
National

The **2034 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Christchurch's 9th Congressional District** was held on November 11, 2034, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

National incumbent Congresswomen Rebecca Lewis won re-election over Labour's Bryan Walker by 19.4%.
Franklin's 3rd Congressional District

Population (2016)
 Cook PVI

Franklin's 3rd Congressional District also known as Pakuranga is situated in eastern Auckland. The urban district takes in the suburbs of Pakuranga, Sunnyhills, Farmcove and Edgewater.

Since the New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by National's Andrew Ho.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Franklin's 3rd** District, 2036**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Franklin's 3rd** District, 2034**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Franklin's 3rd** District, 2032**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Franklin's 3rd** District, 2030**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Franklin's 3rd District, 2028**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority
Governor of Bay of Plenty

Term length
 Deputy
 Population
 PVI

The Governor of Bay of Plenty is the head of the Bay of Plenty regional council and is responsible for local services and facilities in the Bay of Plenty region.

## Region of Governance

The Governor of Bay of Plenty oversees an area covering the Bay of Plenty Senate area we as well as part of the Tauranga Senate areas.

This area includes the following Districts:

 Tauranga's 9th

## Election

 **Labour** | **Hiraani Francis (inc.)** | 35,563
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

 **Labour** | **Hiraani Francis (inc.)** | 34,649
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

 **Labour** | **Hiraani Francis** | 36,510
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority
New Zealand Senate Election in West Auckland, 2036

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Geneva Warner
National
Geneva Warner
National

The **2036 New Zealand Senate election in West Auckland** was held on November 8, 2036, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of West Auckland, concurrently with the 2036 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Majority Leader and National Senator Geneva Warner won a third term over Labour candidate Greg Henderson.

## Context

Despite the seats Labour lean Warner was considered relatively safe due to her strong local popularity and moderate record. However, some commentators were initially concerned Warner’s re-election campaign could limit her ability to campaign for National Senate candidates across the country.

> It seems unlikely Geneva Warner will struggle in her fight for re-election in the otherwise marginal West Auckland constituency. Yet Labour may only need to make the race competitive to force Warner back to her own seat and disarm National of one of its most effective campaign weapons in marginal seats around the country where Warner’s dynamic presence could otherwise push candidates over the line. ***-Newsroom, February 12, 2036***
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However by early March, no credible Labour candidate had indicated interest in the race. Despite meeting with Lauren Barker, several Labour Congressional representatives indicated they saw the race as unwinnable and were disinterested in the potential risk to their existing seats.

## Labour Primary

### **Candidates**

#### **Nominee**

* Greg Henderson, Candidate for District Council in 2034

#### **Eliminated in Primary**

* Ella Michel, Community Worker at Westwards
* Kamal Madhya, Business Owner

* Gemma Sims, Electrician

#### **Declined to Run**

* Brad Christopher, District Councillor
* Shane Yuan, District Councillor

### **Campaign**

No prominent candidates ran for Labour. It was felt this reflected a On May 17th, former District Council candidate Greg Henderson won the Labour Party nomination with 36.8% of the vote.

### **Results**

 Gemma Sims
 Ella Michel
 Other
 Total Votes

## National Primary

### **Results**

 **Geneva Warner** | 13,868
 Other
 Total Votes

## General Election

### **Campaign**

Despite repeated attempts by Greg Henderson to portray Warner as out of touch there was little movement in polling throughout the campaign. After a backlash against Stephanie Kennedy who's policy included defunding some community training programs in industries she said were going to shrink with climate change, Warner said she wouldn't vote in favour of the proposal if elected but declined to say she would actively oppose it. Henderson attacked Warner over the position as being to conflicted by political calculus however Warner respond, arguing she was always willing to buck the party line if needed.

### **Result**

1. ↑ 13/3/36, No One Lining Up to Take on Warner
2. ↑ 18/5/36, Henderson to Take on Warner in West Auckland
Packthread

Packthread is a type of Arcanic Thread which can be used to harm any touchable target. The thread may be used to lash, trip, entangle, or tie objects.

Mechanics

Packthread can be any length, but only one can exist at a time. Thread use is dependent on length and manipulation.

Packthread is difficult to cut with sharp objects but varies in resistance to enchanted or magic blades. It has a tensile strength of 5000 lbs though this is dependent on the strength and hold of its wielder.

Cutting Packthread

Packthread is created from your fingertip and can be manipulated in space around you. In creatures without fingers, the wrist or mouth may be used instead.

When the length of packthread desired is reached, its creator may cut it from their form or leave it attached. As a safety feature, cutting at length is not possible if the packthread's creation point is under tension.

Appearance

Packthread is traditionally cyan in color and luminous. However, it may appear golden, green, or magenta.
New Zealand Senate Election in Northland, 2032

The **2032 New Zealand Senate election in Northland** was held on November 9, 2032, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of Northland, concurrently with the 2032 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Former Majority Leader National Senator Phil Wilkerson won re-election over Labour's Brad Tamati.
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Waikato's 4th District, 2036

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Joyce Shen
National
Julia Anderson
Labour

The **2036 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Waikato's 4th Congressional District** was held on November 8, 2036, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, concurrently with the 2036 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent National Congresswomen Joyce Shen retired after the Zimmerman Investigation indicated she had been a benefactor of illegal campaign contributions.

Labour's candidate Julia Anderson won the seat over National's Dennis Kelly by 1.7%.
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Isthmus's 8th District, 2032

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Darren Boyer
Labour
Darren Boyer
Labour

The **2032 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Isthmus's 8th Congressional District** was held on November 9, 2032, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, concurrently with the 2032 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Representative Darren Boyer won re-election over National's Ethan Branson.
New Zealand Senate Election in North Shore, 2034

The **2034 New Zealand Senate election in North Shore** was held on November 11, 2034, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of North Shore, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

First-term Incumbent National Senator Tiffany Walters ran for re-election. Labour chose not to run a candidate, instead endorsing independent Congressman Devon Crane who caucused with Labour in the House. Polling showed a close race with polls in the weeks before the election predicting anywhere between a 9% victory for Walters and a 2% win for Crane. Walters defeated Crane by 6.3% in the election.

## Polling

### **Graphical Summary**

Graphical summary of polling results using a rolling average.
Cabinet of New Zealand

The Cabinet of New Zealand is made up of 16 representatives from either the House or the Senate, selected by the Prime Minister to lead specific policy areas. The leader of the Prime Minister's party in the House and the Senate are traditionally included in the Cabinet.

The opposition also form a Shadow Cabinet of New Zealand.
Hamilton's 1st Congressional District

Hamilton's 1st Congressional District also known as Hamilton East is situated in the south eastern urban area of Hamilton and is represented by National's Ella Paul.

## Boundaries

**2018-2028:**Hamilton East (South), Hillcrest, Pukemoremore, Riverlea, Silverdale, Tamahere, Wauwhare

**2018-Present:**Hamilton East, Hillcrest, Riverlea, Silverdale, Tamahere

## District Profile

Hamilton's 1st District has covered two extremely distinct from 2018 to 2028 and then from 2028 to the present.

Since 2028, the District has covered a grouping of South-East suburbs in Hamilton as well as a cut of semi-rural lifestyle blocks between Hamilton and Cambridge. The District is anchored by a segment of middle class suburbs of Hamilton East and the Massey University campus. These Labour leaning areas are counterbalanced by the wealthy and older suburb of Riverlea on the edge of the city.

To reach the required population levels, the District like the previously numbered 7th District stretches out into Tamahere and Matangi. This rural region strongly votes National balancing the suburbs. Notably, the previous configuration of the District stretched further into rural Waikato, making the seat extremely marginal. The 2028 redistricting removed some of the rural parts of the District due to population growth in Hamilton, making the District more favourable to Labour.

The result of this districting makes this a notionally Labour district which is within reach of National candidates under favourable nationwide conditions. Between 2028 and 2034 the District was represented by popular Labour candidate Angela Graves. Her announcement she wouldn't stand for re-election in 2036 allowed three-time National candidate and local Councillor Ella Paul to win the 2036 election by a narrow margin.

## Electoral History

 **Labour** | **Angela Graves** | 7,459
 National
 Other Candidates
 Majority
 Labour **hold** | Swing

 **Labour** | **Brian O'Keefe** | 4,389
 National
 Other Candidates
 Majority
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Bay of Plenty's 5th District, 2034

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Jocelyn Oates
Labour
Jocelyn Oates
Labour

The **2034 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Bay of Plenty's 5th Congressional District** was held on November 11, 2034, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Representative Jocelyn Oates won the seat over National's Alicia Van Buren by 32.9%.
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Bay of Plenty's 9th District, 2028

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Krysta Rayburn
National
Krysta Rayburn
National

The **2028 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Bay of Plenty's 9th Congressional District** was held on November 13, 2028, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, concurrently with the 2028 New Zealand Presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent National Representative Krysta Rayburn won the seat over Labour's Marisa King.
Christchurch's 4th Congressional District

Population (2016)
 Cook PVI

Christchurch's 4th Congressional District also known as Christchurch Central is situated in central Christchurch. The urban district takes in the suburbs of Saint Albans, Merivale Edgeware and Hagley Park.

Since the 2036 New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by Labour's John Ma.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 4th District, 2036**
 National
 Labour **gain** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 4th District, 2034**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 4th District, 2032**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 4th District, 2030**
 Labour
 National **gain** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 4th District, 2028**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 3rd District, 2036

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Garry Marshall
Labour
Garry Marshall
Labour

The **2036 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Christchurch's 3rd Congressional District** was held on November 8, 2036, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, concurrently with the 2036 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Representative Garry Marshall won the election over National's Alexia Moyer.
Governor of Northland

Term length
 Term limit
 Deputy
 Population
 PVI

The Governor of Northland is the head of the Northland Regional Council and is responsible for local services and facilities in the region.

## Region of Governance

The Governor oversees an area covering Northland's 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Districts.

## Elections

 National **gain** | Majority

 Labour **gain** | Majority
Franklin's 9th Congressional District

Population (2016)
 PVI

Franklin's 9th Congressional District also known as Dairy Flats is situated in southern Auckland. The rural district takes in the areas of Waiuku, Kingseat, Karaka and Clarks Beach.

Since the New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by National's Peter Hobbs.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Franklin's 9th District, 2036**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in** Franklin's 9th **District, 2034**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in** Franklin's 9th **District, 2032**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in** Franklin's 9th **District, 2030**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in** Franklin's 9th **District, 2028**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 6th District, 2034

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Labour
National

The **2034 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Christchurch's 6th Congressional District** was held on November 11, 2034, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Congresswomen Alica Jawahar was defeated by National's candidate Seth Oram by 4.8%.
Christchurch's 1st Congressional District

Population (2016)
 Cook PVI

**Christchurch's 1st Congressional District** also known as New Brighton is situated in the eastern suburbs of Christchurch. The urban district takes in the suburbs of Bexley, Parklands, Burswood, Waimairi Beach and New Brighton.

Since the New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by Labour's Ella Lambert.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch**'s 1st** District, 2036**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch**'s 1st** District, 2034**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch**'s 1st** District, 2032**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch**'s 1st** District, 2030**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch**'s 1st** District, 2028**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority
New Zealand Senate Election, 2034

**Elections to the New Zealand Senate** were held on November 8, 2034 with 14 of the 40 seats (Class 3) in the Senate being contested in regular elections whose winners would serve six-year terms. The House elections and several gubernatorial elections, were held on the same date.

In the 2034 Senate elections, 14 of the 40 seats—all class 3 Senate seats—were contested in regular elections; the winners will serve six-year terms until January 13, 2041. Class 1 was last up for election in 2028, when Labour won a net gain of five seats.

## Seats Contested

* Bay of Plenty
* Christchurch
* Franklin
* Hamilton
* Isthmus
* Manawatu-Wairarapa
* Nelson Lakes
* North Shore
* Selwyn
* Southland
* Taranaki
* Tauranga
* Wellington
* West Auckland
Hamilton's 6th Congressional District

Population (2016)
 Cook PVI

Hamilton's 6th Congressional District also known as Hamilton West is situated in western Hamilton. The urban district takes in the suburbs of Te Rapa, Nawton, Baverstock, Flagstaff and Grandview Heights.

Since the 2034 New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by National's Marissa Woodward.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Hamilton's 6th District, 2036**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Hamilton's 6**th **District, 2034**
 Labour
 National **gain** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Hamilton's 6**th **District, 2032**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Hamilton's 6**th **District, 2030**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Hamilton's 6**th **District, 2028**
 National
 Labour **gain** | Majority
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 5th District, 2032

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Labour
Labour

The **2032 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Christchurch's 5th Congressional District** was held on November 9, 2032, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, concurrently with the 2032 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Congressman Christian Baldwin won re-election over National's candidate Christian Baldwin by 0.4%.
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 5th District, 2030

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Labour
Labour

The **2030 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Christchurch's 5th Congressional District** was held on November 9, 2030, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Congressman Cole Archer won re-election over former National Congresswomen Madison Flynn by 0.6%.
New Zealand Senate Election in Isthmus, 2034

The **2034 New Zealand Senate election in Isthmus** was held on November 11, 2034, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of Isthmus, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Senator Kent Allen won re-election to a fourth term by 5.6% over National's Chris Farrell.
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 4th District, 2036

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Julie Roberts
National
Daniel Wilson
Labour

The **2036 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Dunedin's 4th Congressional District** was held on November 8, 2036, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, concurrently with the 2036 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Three term incumbent Julie Roberts was defeated by Labour's Daniel Wilson by 0.2%.
Isthmus's 6th Congressional District

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Isthmus's 6th Congressional District also known as Grafton is situated in central Auckland. The urban district takes in eastern central Auckland.

Since the New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by Labour's Noah Boyle.

The district has the lowest average age and is the geographically smallest in the country.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives in Isthmus's 6th District, 2036**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in** Isthmus's 6th **District, 2034**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Isthmus's 6th District, 2032**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Isthmus's 6th District, 2030**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Isthmus's 6th District, 2028**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 6th District, 2030

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Labour
Labour

The **2030 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Christchurch's 6th Congressional District** was held on November 9, 2030, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Congresswomen Alica Jawahar won re-election over National's candidate Seth Oram by 1.5%.
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Christchurch's 3rd District, 2030

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Anita Rose
Labour
Sam Emerson
Labour

The **2030 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Christchurch's 3rd Congressional District** was held on November 13, 2030, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Labour Representative Anita Rose resigned to run for the Senate. Labour's candidate Sam Emerson won the election over National's Seth Oram.
Dunedin's 7th Congressional District

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Dunedin's 7th Congressional District also known as Dunedin Central is situated in central Dunedin. The urban district takes in the suburbs of Helensburgh, Brockville, Kaikorai, Wakari, Belleknowes and part of Mornington.

Since the New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by Labour's Brooke Leonard.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 7th District, 2036**

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 7th District, 2034**

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 7th District, 2032**

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 7th District, 2030**

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 7th District, 2028**
Governor of Canterbury-Southland

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The Governor of Canterbury-Southland is the head of the Canterbury-Southland regional council and is responsible for local services and facilities in the Canterbury-Southland facilities in the Canterbury-Southland region.

## Region of Governance

The Governor of Canterbury-Southland oversees an area covering the Canterbury-Southland Senate area we as well as part of the Selwyn Senate areas.

This area includes the following Districts:

 Selwyn's 9th

## Election

 **National** | **Martin Webber (inc.)** | 17,233
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

 **National** | **Martin Webber** | 14,790
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Tamaki's 2nd District, 2034

Percentage

 National

The **2034 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Tamaki's 2nd Congressional District** was held on November 11, 2034, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.
New Zealand Senate Election in Manukau, 2032

The **2032 New Zealand Senate election in Manukau** was held on November 9, 2032, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of Manukau, concurrently with the 2032 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Labour incumbent Senator Greg Banks was re-elected by a wide margin over National's Asher Hila.
Manukau's 2nd Congressional District

Manukau's 2nd Congressional District also known as Mangere is situated in southern Auckland. The urban district takes in the suburbs of Mangere, Mangere Bridge and Auckland Airport.

In the 2026 Election, National recorded its lowest vote total ever in a Congressional seat, earning just 876 votes.

Since the New Zealand Congressional Elections it has been represented by Labour's Jacob Ward.

## Boundaries

**2018-2028:** Mangere, Mangere Bridge

**2028-Present:** Mangere, Mangere Bridge

## District Profile

The district has always been based in the safe Labour heartland of Mangere and Mangere Bridge. The District is based in suburbs with high levels of poverty and a low median income of $22,483.

The district has been held safely by Labour's Jacob Ward since he was elected in 2024.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Manukau's 2nd District, 2036**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives Election in** Manukau's 2nd **District, 2034**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Manukau's 2nd District, 2032**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Manukau's 2nd District, 2030**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Manukau's 2nd District, 2028**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in **Manukau's 2nd District, 2026**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority
New Zealand Senate election in Christchurch, 2030

Popular Vote
 Percentage

 Labour

The **2030 New Zealand Senate election in Christchurch** was held on November 9, 2030, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of Christchurch, concurrently with other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

In 2028 Andrew Norris was elected as Prime Minister. Anita Rose was appointed to her Senate seat and won a special election in May 2029. She stood for a first full term.
New Zealand House of Representatives election in Manawatu-Wairarapa's 3rd District, 2030

Popular vote
 Percentage

William Douglas
National
William Douglas
National

The **2030 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Manawatu-Wairarapa's 3rd Congressional District** was held on November 9, 2030, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent Congressman William Douglas won re-election for a second time over Labour's Lynn Wheeler.
New Zealand Senate Election in Northland, 2036

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

Vanessa Robertson
National
Vanessa Robertson
National

The **2036 New Zealand Senate election in Northland** was held on November 8, 2036, to elect a member of the New Zealand Senate to represent the Senate District of Northland, concurrently with the 2036 New Zealand presidential election, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

Incumbent National Senator Vanessa Robertson defeated Labour candidate Scott Waters by a comfortable to win a third term.

## National Primary

### **Results**

 Total Votes

## Labour Primary

### **Candidates**

#### **Nominee**

* Scott Waters, former candidate for Congressional Representative

**Results**

 Total Votes
Lynn Wheeler

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Lynn Wheeler is a New Zealand politician serving as the representative for Manawatu-Wairarapa's 1st Congressional District.

Wheeler is also the Shadow Minister for Environment and Conservation.

## Electoral History

**New Zealand House of Representatives election in Manawatu-Wairarapa's 3rd District, 2028**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives election in Manawatu-Wairarapa's 3rd District, 2030**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives election in Manawatu-Wairarapa's 3rd District, 2032**
 Labour
 National **hold** | Majority

**New Zealand House of Representatives election in Manawatu-Wairarapa's 1st District, 2034**
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority

New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Manawatu-Wairarapa's 1st District, 2036
 National
 Labour **hold** | Majority
New Zealand House of Representatives Election in Dunedin's 1st District, 2034

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

National
National

The **2034 New Zealand House of Representatives election in Dunedin's 1st Congressional District** was held on November 11, 2034, to elect a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives, as well as other elections to the New Zealand Senate in other states and elections to the New Zealand House of Representatives and gubernatorial elections.

National incumbent Congresswomen Gary Simpson won re-election over Labour's Jaycee Best by 37.1%.