Seven to contest Te Hiku council seat
Seven to contest Te Hiku council seat
Seven people
have put their names forward to contest the Northland
Regional Council Te Hiku seat left vacant by the October
death of Councillor Dennis Bowman.
Independent contractor Election Services, which is handling the by-election for the regional council, says an official nomination period for those wishing to stand closed at noon today (subs: Monday 22 December.)
Electoral Officer Dale Ofsoske says those nominated are:
BAINBRIDGE,
Sheryl; Kaeo
BASSETT, John Edward (independent);
Herekino
FINLAYSON, Mike (independent); Kaitaia
KING,
Fiona; Awanui
KING, Mike ; Coopers Beach
KNIGHT, Monty
(independent); Kaitaia
TAHANA, JT (independent);
Awanui.
Mr Ofsoske says all resident electors and non-resident ratepayer electors of the Te Hiku Constituency whose names are on the latest electoral roll are eligible to vote.
Postal voting documents will be mailed to all eligible voters from Tuesday 27 January. The voting period is three weeks from then until noon on Tuesday 17 February.
A polling place for the issuing of special voting documents and receiving completed voting documents will also be available over that same period from regional council’s Kaitaia and Whangarei offices.
“Preliminary results will be known as soon as practicable after the close of voting and will be accessible on council’s website via: www.nrc.govt.nz/byelection and the successful candidate will be officially declared on Wednesday 25 February.
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