New Zealand First Party List
New Zealand First is proud to announce the Party List for the upcoming 2023 General Election.
We have had a great number of applicants and potential candidates moving through the selection process over the past few months.
Our final selection for our list proves we have a wide range of highly qualified, skilled, and experienced New Zealanders who have put their hands up to represent our Party and New Zealand.
This is the team that will give a voice for kiwis who want some certainty, experience, and common sense back in parliament.
1
Winston Peters (List)
2 Shane Jones (Northland)
3
Casey Costello (Port Waikato)
4 Mark Patterson
(Taieri)
5 Jenny Marcroft (Kaipara Ki Mahurangi)
6
Jamie Arbuckle (Kaikoura)
7 Andy Foster (Mana)
8 Tanya
Unkovich (Epsom)
9 David Wilson (Upper Harbour)
10
Erika Harvey (Tauranga)
11 Kirsten Murfitt (Bay of
Plenty)
12 Lee Donoghue (Hutt South)
13 Stuart Husband
(Waikato-Hauraki)
14 Gavin Benney (Whangarei)
15 Anne
Degia-Pala (Kelston)
16 Robert Ballantyne
(Rangitata)
17 Helma Vermeulen (Rangitikei)
18 Laurie
Turnbull (Napier)
19 Taylor Arneil (Wellington
Central)
20 Keegan Langeveld (Dunedin)
21 Tira Pehi
(Taupo)
22 Shane Wiremu (Christchurch East)
23 Mark
Arneil (Christchurch Central)
24 Michelle Warren
(Northcote)
25 Robert Monds (Papakura)
26 Kevin Stone
(Hamilton West)
27 Jackie Farrelly (West Coast
Tasman)
28 Geoff Mills (Rongotai)
29 Anthony Odering
(Waitaki)
30 William Arnold (Whanganui)
31 Craig
Sinclair (East Coast)
32 Russelle Knaapp (Hamilton
East)
33 Lindsay Kirslake (Banks Peninsula)
34 Andrew
Hogg (Manugakiekie)
35 Caleb Ansell
(Coromandel)
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