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Mayors

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All territorial authorities (including the one unitary authority) directly elected mayors.

Territorial authority Incumbent Elected Runner-up Details Sources
Far North   Yvonne Sharp (Ind.)   Wayne Brown (Value for Ratepayers)   Yvonne Sharp (Ind.) [1][2][1]
Whangarei   Pamela Peters (Ind.)   Stan Semenoff (Ind.)   Pamela Peters (Ind.) [3][4]
Kaipara   Peter King (Ind.)   Neil Tiller (Ind.)   Peter King (Ind.) [5][6]
Rodney   John Law (Ind.)   Penny Webster (Ind.)   Wayne Walker (Ind.) [7][8]
Auckland City   Dick Hubbard (Ind.)   John Banks (Ind.)   Dick Hubbard (Ind.) Details [9][10]
North Shore   George Wood (Ind.)   Andrew Williams (Ind.)   George Wood (Ind.) [11][12][13]
Waitakere   Bob Harvey (Ind.)   John Tamihere (Ind.) [14][15]
Manukau   Barry Curtis (Residents and Ratepayers)   Len Brown (Ind.)   Dick Quax (People's Choice) [16][17]
Papakura   John Robertson (Ind.)   Calum Penrose (Pride of Papakura)   John Robertson (Ind.) [18][18]
Franklin   Mark Ball (Ind.)   William Cotter (Ind.) [11][19][2][19]
Thames-Coromandel   Phillipa Barriball (Ind.)   Dal Minogue (Ind.) [20][21]
Hauraki   John Tregidga (Ind.)   Raymond Bassett (Ind.) [11][22][2][23]
Waikato   Peter Harris (Ind.) unopposed [11][24][2][25]
Matamata-Piako   Hugh Vercoe (Ind.)   Endine Dixon-Harris (Ind.) [26][27]
Hamilton   Michael Redman (Ind.)   Bob Simcock (Ind.)   Roger Hennebry (Citizens & Ratepayers) [28][29]
Waipa   Alan Livingston (Ind.)   Stephen Lee (Ind.) [30][30]
Otorohanga   Dale Williams (Ind.) unopposed [11][31][2][32]
South Waikato   Neil Sinclair (Ind.)   ? (?) [11][33][2][34]
Waitomo   Mark Ammon (Ind.) unopposed [11][35][2][36]
Taupō   Clayton Stent (Ind.)   Clayton Stent (Ind.) [11][37][2][38]
Western Bay of Plenty   Graeme Weld (Ind.) unopposed [11][39][2]
Tauranga   Stuart Crosby (Ind.)   Murray Guy (?) [40][41][42][2][43]
Rotorua Lakes   Kevin Winters (Ind.)   Lyall Thurston (Ind.) [11][44][45]
Whakatane   Colin Holmes (Ind.)   ? (?) [11][46][2]
Kawerau   Malcolm Campbell (Ind.)   Pat Norris (Ind.) [47][2][48]
Opotiki   John Forbes (Ind.) unopposed [11][49]Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).
Gisborne   Meng Foon (Ind.)   Tony Evans (Ind.) [50][51]
Wairoa   Les Probert (Ind.)   Gordon McIntyre (?) [52][53][11][54]
Hastings   Lawrence Yule (Ind.) unopposed [52][55][56]
Napier   Barbara Arnott (Ind.)   Robin Gwynn (Ind.) [57][58]
Central Hawke's Bay   Tim Gilbertson (Ind.) unopposed [52][59][60]
New Plymouth   Peter Tennent (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][61][62]
Stratford   Brian Jeffares (Ind.)   Milan Vukovich (?) [52][63][64]
South Taranaki   Mary Bourke (Ind.)   Ross Dunlop (Ind.)   Jeffrey Ward (?) [65][11][66]
Ruapehu   Sue Morris (Ind.)   Weston Kirton (Ind.) [52][67][68]
Wanganui   Chas Poynter (Ind.)   Michael Laws (Vision Wanganui)   John Martin (Ind.) [52][69][70]
Rangitikei   Bob Buchanan (Ind.)   John Vickers (Ind.) [52][71][72]
Manawatu   Ian McKelvie (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][73][11][74]
Palmerston North   Mark Bell-Booth (Ind.)   Heather Tanguay (Ind.)   Mark Bell-Booth (Ind.) [75][76][77]
Tararua   Maureen Reynolds (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][78]
Horowhenua   Tom Robinson (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][79]
Kapiti Coast   Iride McCloy (?)   Alan Milne (Ind.)   Nigel Wilson (Affordable Kapiti) [52][80][81]
Porirua   Jenny Brash (Ind.)   Gregory Fortuin (?) [82][83]
Upper Hutt   Wayne Guppy (Ind.)   Nicholas Kelly (Anti Capitalist Alliance) [84][85]
Lower Hutt   John Terris (City Vision – Terris' Team)   David Ogden (Our City, Our Future)   John Terris (City Vision – Terris' Team) Details [86][87]
Wellington   Kerry Prendergast (Ind.)   Bryan Pepperell (Ind.) Details [88][89][90]
Masterton   Bob Francis (Ind.)   Rod McKenzie (?) [52][91][11][92]
Carterton   Martin Tankersley (Ind.)   Gary McPhee (Ind.)   Martin Tankersley (Ind.) [52][93][94]
South Wairarapa   John Read (Ind.)   Adrienne Staples (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][95][96]
Tasman   John Hurley (Ind.)   Richard Johns (?) [52][97][98]
Nelson   Paul Matheson (Ind.)   Gary Watson (Ind.) [52][99][11][100]
Marlborough   Tom Harrison (Ind.)   Alistair Sowman (Ind.)   Tom Harrison (Ind.) [101][102]
Buller   Pat O'Dea (Ind.)   Martin Sawyers (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][103][11][104]
Grey   Kevin Brown (Ind.)   Kevin Brown (Ind.) [105][11][106]
Westland   John Drylie (Ind.)   Maureen Pugh (Ind.)   Margaret Moir (Ind.) [107][11][108]
Kaikoura   Jim Abernathy (Ind.)   Kevin Heays (Ind.)   Jim Abernathy (Ind.) [52][109][11][110]
Hurunui   Tony Arps (Ind.)   Garry Jackson (Ind.)   Tony Arps (Ind.) [111][11][112]
Waimakariri   Jim Gerard (Ind.) unopposed [52][113][11][114]
Christchurch   Garry Moore (Christchurch 2021)   Aaron Keown (Ind.) Details [115][116]
Banks Peninsula   Bob Parker (Positive Future)   Jo Rolley (?) [52][117][11][118]
Selwyn   Michael McEvedy (Ind.) unopposed [52][119][11][120]
Ashburton   Murray Anderson (Ind.)   Bede O'Malley (Ind.)   Murray Anderson (Ind.) [52][121][122]
Timaru   Wynne Raymond (Ind.)   Janie Annear (Ind.)   ? (?) [123][124]
Mackenzie   Stan Scorringe (Ind.)   Joel O'Neill (Ind.)   John Gallagher (Ind.) [52][125][52][126]
Waimate   David Owen (Ind.)   John Coles (Ind.)   David Owen (Ind.) [52][127][11][128]
Waitaki   Alan McLay (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][129][11][130]
Central Otago   Malcolm MacPherson (Ind.)   Edna McAtamney (?) [52][131][11][132]
Queenstown-Lakes   Cleve Geddes (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][133][134]
Dunedin   Sukhi Turner (Ind.)   Peter Chin (Ind.)   Malcom Farry (?) Details [135][136][11][137]
Clutha   Juno Hayes (Ind.)   Bryan Cadogan (?) [52][138][11][139]
Southland   Frana Cardno (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][140][11][141]
Gore   Owen O'Connor (Ind.)   Tracy Hicks (Ind.)   Jeffrey Cunningham (?) [52][142][11][143]
Invercargill   Tim Shadbolt (Ind.)   Alan Swallow (Ind.) Details [52][144][11][145]
Chatham Islands   Patrick Smith (Ind.)   ? (?) [52][11][146]
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