Christchurch Central Judicial Recount Official Results
MEDIA
RELEASE
Wednesday 14
December
Electoral
Commission
Te Kaitiaki Take
Kōwhiri
Christchurch Central Judicial Recount
Official Results
The judicial recount of the electorate votes for the Christchurch Central electorate has been completed and National Party candidate Nicky Wagner has been confirmed as winning the seat with a majority of 47 votes.
The recount was brought as a result of an application filed by Labour Party candidate Brendon Burns on 12 December. The recount was conducted under the direction of a District Court Judge on 13 December at the headquarters of the Returning Officer for the Christchurch Central electorate in the presence of candidate scrutineers.
Christchurch Central Judicial Recount Official
Results
Candidate Party Number
of Votes
BURNS, Brendon Labour
Party 12,017
CHANDLER, Luke
Independent 138
COOKE, Michael
Conservative Party 439
MOORHOUSE, David
Green Party 2,321
SEVERIN, Toni ACT
New Zealand 110
WAGNER, Nicky National
Party 12,064
Candidate
Informals 532
TOTAL 27,621
Party Number of
Votes
ACT New
Zealand 219
Alliance 24
Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis
Party 180
Conservative Party 487
Democrats for Social
Credit 9
Green Party 4,556
Labour
Party 8,240
Libertarianz 22
Mana 100
Māori
Party 139
National Party 12,506
New Zealand First
Party 1,391
United Future 151
Party
Informals 237
TOTAL 28,261
As directed by the District Court Judge, an amended
declaration of the official results for Christchurch Central
has been made by the publication of a notice in the
Gazette.
The official election results website www.electionresults.govt.nz has been updated accordingly.
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