Party lists in the 2017 New Zealand general election

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The 2017 New Zealand general election was held on Saturday, 23 September 2017, to determine the membership of the 52nd New Zealand Parliament. Parliament has 120 seats, and 71 were filled by electorate MPs, with the remaining 49 from ranked party lists. Writ day, i.e. the day when the Governor-General issues a formal direction to the Electoral Commission to hold the election, was set for Wednesday, 23 August 2017. As stipulated in section 127 of the Electoral Act 1993, the writ will set a date by which registered parties must submit a "list of candidates for election to the seats reserved for those members of Parliament elected from lists".^[1] Party lists must have been submitted by Monday, 28 August, at noon.^[2] On Wednesday, 30 August, the Electoral Commission released details of candidates for election, party lists, and the polling places. This page lists candidates by party, including their ranking on a list.

Incumbent parliamentary parties

ACT Party

ACT New Zealand released its list on 9 July 2017.^[3]^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Seymour David Seymour	AElectorate	Epsom		Z10199—	AY Won Epsom	Z
2	Houlbrooke Beth Houlbrooke	Z	ZZ	0044	A098+2	Z	Z
3	van Velden Brooke van Velden	Z	Auckland Central		Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Singh Bhupinder Singh	Z	Manukau East		Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Berry Stephen Berry	Z	East Coast Bays	0066	A099+1	Z	Z
6	Pedersen Stuart Pedersen	Z	Tauranga		Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Carlson Anneka Carlson	Z	New Plymouth		Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Ng Shan Ng	Z	Mana		Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Purchas Sam Purchas	Z	Dunedin North		Z10999—	Z	Z
10	Severin Toni Severin	Z	Christchurch East	01111	A099+1	Z	Z
11	O’Sullivan Grae O’Sullivan	Z	Rimutaka	03737	A074+26	Z	Z
12	Evans Richard Evans	Z	Kaikōura		Z11299—	Z	Z
13	McDowall James McDowall	Z	Hamilton East		Z11399—	Z	Z
14	Wells Richard Wells	Z	New Lynn		Z11499—	Z	Z
15	Warren Michael Warren	Z	Wellington Central		Z11599—	Z	Z
16	Moore Andi Moore	Z	Ohariu Ōhariu		Z11699—	Z	Z
17	Parkins Andy Parkins	Z	Hutt South		Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Carley Bruce Carley	Z	Bay of Plenty	02323	A095+5	Z	Z
19	Corbett Tom Corbett	Z	Rangitata	02424	A095+5	Z	Z
20	Davidson Brian Davidson	Z	Selwyn		Z12099—	Z	Z
21	Davidson Alan Davidson	Z	Whanganui		Z12199—	Z	Z
22	Doughty Dan Doughty	Z	Dunedin South		Z12299—	Z	Z
23	Evans Alex Evans	Z	Helensville		Z12399—	Z	Z
24	Gilbert Paul Gilbert	Z	Ilam	02727	A097+3	Z	Z
25	Greenslade Roger Greenslade	Z	Wairarapa		Z12599—	Z	Z
26	Hawkins Stuart Hawkins	Z	Waimakariri		Z12699—	Z	Z
27	Haycock Bruce Haycock	Z	Upper Harbour	03030	A097+3	Z	Z
28	Hufflett Paul Hufflett	Z	Nelson		Z12899—	Z	Z
29	Kearney Nick Kearney	Z	North Shore		Z12999—	Z	Z
30	Kronfeld Tim Kronfeld	Z	Northcote	02020	C110-10	Z	Z
31	Misselbrook Joe Misselbrook	Z	ZZ		Z13199—	Z	Z
32	Nelson Craig Nelson	Z	Northland		Z13299—	Z	Z
33	Perry Joshua Perry	Z	ZZ		Z13399—	Z	Z
34	Singh Sam Singh	Z	Manurewa		Z13499—	Z	Z
35	Smith Anthony Smith	Z	Hunua		Z13599—	Z	Z
36	Sole Chris Sole	Z	Rongotai		Z13699—	Z	Z
37	Wilson Neil Wilson	Z	Rangitikei	04141	A096+4	Z	Z
38	Fletcher Stephen Fletcher	Z	Te Atatū		Z13899—	Z	Z
39	Grattan Wayne Grattan	Z	Otaki Ōtaki		Z13999—	Z	Z

Green Party

The Green Party announced its initial list of 46 candidates for member consultation on 2 April 2017.^[5] The final list was released on 30 May 2017.^[6]^[7] On 7 August 2017, Kennedy Graham (originally 8th on the list) and David Clendon (originally 16th) announced that they would remove themselves from the list, following Metiria Turei's admission of historic benefit fraud.^[8] On 8 August 2017, Hutt South candidate Susanne Ruthven withdrew citing work commitments.^[9] Turei resigned as co-leader and withdrew from the Green Party list on 9 August 2017.^[10]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Shaw James Shaw	BList	Wellington Central	01212	A089+11	BY Elected from list	Z
2	Davidson Marama Davidson	BList	Tamaki Makaurau	01515	A087+13	BY Elected from list	Z
3	Genter Julie Anne Genter	BList	Mount Albert	0088	A095+5	BY Elected from list	Z
4	Sage Eugenie Sage	BList	Port Hills	0044	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
5	Hughes Gareth Hughes	BList	East Coast	0055	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
6	Logie Jan Logie	BList	Mana	01010	A096+4	BY Elected from list	Z
7	Swarbrick Chlöe Swarbrick	Z	Maungakiekie	999999—	Z10799—	BY Elected from list	Z
8	Ghahraman Golriz Ghahraman	Z	Te Atatū	999999—	Z10899—	BY Elected from list	Z
9	Mathers Mojo Mathers	BList	Rangitata	0099	B1000	EN Lost seat	Z
10	Coates Barry Coates	BList	Epsom	01616	A094+6	EN Lost seat	Z
11	McDonald Jack McDonald	Z	Te Tai Hauauru	02020	A091+9	Z	Z
12	Hart John Hart	Z	Wairarapa	01717	A095+5	Z	Z
13	Roche Denise Roche	BList	Auckland Central	01313	B1000	EN Lost seat	Z
14	Holt Hayley Holt	Z	Helensville	999999—	Z11499—	Z	Z
15	Crossen Teall Crossen	Z	Rongotai	999999—	Z11599—	Z	Z
16	Tuiono Teanau Tuiono	Z	Manurewa	999999—	Z11699—	Z	Z
17	Tamu Leilani Tamu	Z	New Lynn	999999—	Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Lawrey Matt Lawrey	Z	Nelson	999999—	Z11899—	Z	Z
19	Kerekere Elizabeth Kerekere	Z	Ikaroa-Rawhiti	999999—	Z11999—	Z	Z
20	Perley Chris Perley	Z	Tukituki	02929	A091+9	Z	Z
21	Menendez-March Ricardo Menéndez March	Z	Mount Roskill	999999—	Z12199—	Z	Z
22	Zhu Julie Zhu	Z	Botany	999999—	Z12299—	Z	Z
23	Leckinger Richard Leckinger	Z	Tamaki Tāmaki	02323	B1000	Z	Z
24	Nash Thomas Nash	Z	Palmerston North	999999—	Z12499—	Z	Z
25	Taylor Sam Taylor	Z	Hamilton East	999999—	Z12599—	Z	Z
26	Fulton Kate Fulton	Z	West Coast-Tasman	999999—	Z12699—	Z	Z
27	Woodley Tane Woodley	Z	Ohariu Ōhāriu	02828	A099+1	Z	Z
28	Wrigley Jo Wrigley	Z	Hamilton West	999999—	Z12899—	Z	Z
29	Holwell Ash Holwell	Z	Whangarei	999999—	Z12999—	Z	Z
30	Grand-Meyer Stefan Grand-Meyer	Z	Rimutaka	999999—	Z13099—	Z	Z
31	McCandless Robin McCandless	Z	Rangitikei	999999—	Z13199—	Z	Z
32	Bould Niki Bould	Z	Dunedin North	999999—	Z13299—	Z	Z
33	Gallagher Shane Gallagher	Z	Dunedin South	04343	A090+10	Z	Z
34	Summerfield Scott Summerfield	Z	Coromandel	999999—	Z13499—	Z	Z
35	Surendran Rochelle Surendran	Z	Invercargill	999999—	Z13599—	Z	Z
36	Walsh Bridget Walsh	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z13699—	Z	Z
37	Goldsmith Rachael Goldsmith	Z	Clutha-Southland	03030	C107-7	Z	Z
38	Wall Patrick Wall	Z	Waitaki	999999—	Z13899—	Z	Z
39	Goodhue James Goodhue	Z	Upper Harbour	999999—	Z13999—	Z	Z
40	Wesley Richard Wesley	Z	Wigram	03333	C107-7	Z	Z
41	Hunt Guy Hunt	Z	Pakuranga	999999—	Z14199—	Z	Z
42	Dyett Elaine Dyett	Z	Mangere Māngere	999999—	Z14299—	Z	Z
43	Ferguson Sam Ferguson	Z	Otaki Ōtaki	999999—	Z14399—	Z	Z
44	Gillies Richard Gillies	Z	Rotorua	999999—	Z14499—	Z	Z
45	Hodge Emma-Leigh Hodge	Z	Tauranga	999999—	Z14599—	Z	Z
46	Horn Chrys Horn	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z14699—	Z	Z
47	Jaung Rebekah Jaung	Z	Northcote	999999—	Z14799—	Z	Z
48	Lee David Lee	Z	Ilam	999999—	Z14899—	Z	Z
49	Mayne Nicholas Mayne	Z	East Coast Bays	999999—	Z14999—	Z	Z
50	Moore Robert Moore	Z	Taranaki-King Country	999999—	Z15099—	Z	Z
51	Patrick Nicola Patrick	Z	Whanganui	999999—	Z15199—	Z	Z
52	Richardson Peter Richardson	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z15299—	Z	Z
53	Rudolph Godfrey Rudolph	Z	Te Tai Tokerau	999999—	Z15399—	Z	Z
54	Rusden Damon Rusden	Z	Napier	999999—	Z15499—	Z	Z
55	Sandilands Julie Sandilands	Z	Taupō	999999—	Z15599—	Z	Z
56	Singh Raj Singh	Z	Manukau East	999999—	Z15699—	Z	Z
57	Smith Nicola Smith	Z	Kelston	999999—	Z15799—	Z	Z
58	Stevenson Philippa Stevenson	Z	Waikato	999999—	Z15899—	Z	Z
59	Sweet Cathy Sweet	Z	Christchurch East	999999—	Z15999—	Z	Z

Labour Party

The Labour Party released its list on 2 May 2017.^[11]

On 21 March 2017, Labour announced that its sitting Māori electorate MPs would not contest the party list, standing for their electorates only.^[12]

Labour announced a revised list on 15 August 2017 following a leadership change.^[13]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Ardern Jacinda Ardern	AElectorate	Mount Albert	0055	A096+4	AY Won Mount Albert	Z
2	Davis Kelvin Davis	AElectorate	Te Tai Tokerau	01818	A084+16	AY Won Te Tai Tokerau	Z
3	Little Andrew Little	BList	ZZ	01111	A092+8	BY Elected from list	Z
4	Robertson Grant Robertson	AElectorate	Wellington Central	0033	C101-1	AY Won Wellington Central	Z
5	Twyford Phil Twyford	AElectorate	Te Atatū	0077	A098+2	AY Won Te Atatū	Z
6	Woods Megan Woods	AElectorate	Wigram	02020	A086+14	AY Won Wigram	Z
7	Hipkins Chris Hipkins	AElectorate	Rimutaka	0099	A098+2	AY Won Rimutaka	Z
8	Sepuloni Carmel Sepuloni	AElectorate	Kelston	02929	A079+21	AY Won Kelston	Z
9	Clark David Clark	AElectorate	Dunedin North	02626	A083+17	AY Won Dunedin North	Z
10	Parker David Parker	BList	Epsom	0022	C108-8	BY Elected from list	Z
11	Nash Stuart Nash	AElectorate	Napier		Z11199—	AY Won Napier	Z
12	Radhakrishnan Priyanca Radhakrishnan	Z	Maungakiekie	02323	A089+11	BY Elected from list	Z
13	Huo Raymond Huo	BList	ZZ	02121	A092+8	BY Elected from list	Z
14	Lees-Galloway Iain Lees-Galloway	AElectorate	Palmerston North	02424	A090+10	AY Won Palmerston North	Z
15	Tinetti Jan Tinetti	Z	Tauranga		Z11599—	BY Elected from list	Z
16	Sio William Sio	AElectorate	Mangere Māngere	01414	C102-2	AY Won Māngere	Z
17	Prime Willow-Jean Prime	Z	Northland	03434	A083+17	BY Elected from list	Z
18	O'Connor Damien O'Connor	AElectorate	West Coast-Tasman	02222	A096+4	AY Won West Coast-Tasman	Z
19	Salesa Jenny Salesa	AElectorate	Manukau East	03131	A088+12	AY Won Manukau East	Z
20	Faafoi Kris Faafoi	AElectorate	Mana		Z12099—	AY Won Mana	Z
21	Allan Kiri Allan	Z	East Coast		Z12199—	BY Elected from list	Z
22	Jackson Willie Jackson	C(Former MP)	ZZ		Z12299—	BY Elected from list	Z
23	Curran Clare Curran	AElectorate	Dunedin South		Z12399—	AY Won Dunedin South	Z
24	Dyson Ruth Dyson	AElectorate	Port Hills		Z12499—	AY Won Port Hills	Z
25	Williams Poto Williams	AElectorate	Christchurch East	02828	A097+3	AY Won Christchurch East	Z
26	Wall Louisa Wall	AElectorate	Manurewa	01212	C114-14	AY Won Manurewa	Z
27	Wood Michael Wood	AElectorate	Mount Roskill	03939	A088+12	AY Won Mount Roskill	Z
28	Andersen Ginny Andersen	Z	Hutt South	03737	A091+9	BY Elected from list	Z
29	Luxton Jo Luxton	Z	Rangitata		Z12999—	BY Elected from list	Z
30	Russell Deborah Russell	Z	New Lynn	03333	A097+3	AY Won New Lynn	Z
31	Craig Liz Craig	Z	Invercargill	03232	A099+1	BY Elected from list	Z
32	Lubeck Marja Lubeck	Z	Rodney		Z13299—	BY Elected from list	Z
33	Mallard Trevor Mallard	AElectorate	ZZ		Z13399—	BY Elected from list	Z
34	Eagle Paul Eagle	Z	Rongotai		Z13499—	AY Won Rongotai	Z
35	Coffey Tāmati Coffey	Z	Waiariki	03030	C105-5	AY Won Waiariki	Z
36	Strange Jamie Strange	Z	Hamilton East	05454	A082+18	BY Elected from list	Z
37	Kanongata'a-Suisuiki Anahila Kanongata'a-Suisuiki	Z	ZZ	04949	A088+12	BY Elected from list	Z
38	McAnulty Kieran McAnulty	Z	Wairarapa		Z13899—	BY Elected from list	Z
39	Warren-Clark Angie Warren-Clark	Z	Bay of Plenty		Z13999—	BY Elected from list	Z
40	White Helen White	Z	Auckland Central		Z14099—	Z	Z
41	O'Connor Greg O'Connor	Z	Ohariu Ōhāriu		Z14199—	AY Won Ōhāriu	Z
42	Lewis Steph Lewis	Z	Whanganui		Z14299—	Z	Z
43	Webb Duncan Webb	Z	Christchurch Central		Z14399—	AY Won Christchurch Central	Z
44	Sosene Lemauga Lydia Sosene	Z	ZZ		Z14499—	Z	Z
45	Walker Janette Walker	Z	Kaikōura	04646	A099+1	Z	Z
46	Lorck Anna Lorck	Z	Tukituki		Z14699—	Z	Z
47	Udanga Romy Udanga	Z	North Shore		Z14799—	Z	Z
48	Boyack Rachel Boyack	Z	Nelson		Z14899—	Z	Z
49	Johal Sarb Johal	Z	ZZ		Z14999—	Z	Z
50	Chen Naisi Chen	Z	East Coast Bays		Z15099—	Z	Z
51	Halbert Shanan Halbert	Z	Northcote	04848	C103-3	Z	Z
52	Rosewarne Dan Rosewarne	Z	Waimakariri		Z15299—	Z	Z
53	An Jin An	Z	Upper Harbour		Z15399—	Z	Z
54	Pabla Jesse Pabla	Z	Papakura		Z15499—	Z	Z
55	Humphrey Hilary Humphrey	Z	Taranaki-King Country		Z15599—	Z	Z
56	Savage Tony Savage	Z	Whangarei		Z15699—	Z	Z
57	Loader Brooke Loader	Z	Waikato		Z15799—	Z	Z
58	Sandford Ben Sandford	Z	Rotorua		Z15899—	Z	Z
59	Taogaga Kurt Taogaga	Z	Helensville		Z15999—	Z	Z
60	Warren Heather Warren	Z	Rangitīkei		Z16099—	Z	Z
61	McDonald Sam McDonald	Z	Tamaki Tāmaki		Z16199—	Z	Z
62	Chapman Cherie Chapman	Z	Clutha-Southland		Z16299—	Z	Z
63	Al-Bustanji Al'a Al-Bustanji	Z	Taupō		Z16399—	Z	Z
64	Kaur Baljit Kaur	Z	Hunua		Z16499—	Z	Z
65	Higgins Linsey Higgins	Z	ZZ		Z16599—	Z	Z
66	Kirker Barry Kirker	Z	Pakuranga		Z16699—	Z	Z
67	Mamedov Tofik Mamedov	Z	Botany	06060	C107-7	Z	Z
68	Lomax Michelle Lomax	Z	ZZ		Z16899—	Z	Z
69	Blomfield Nathaniel Blomfield	Z	Coromandel		Z16999—	Z	Z
70	Sharma Gaurav Sharma	Z	Hamilton West		Z17099—	Z	Z
71	Rimell Anthony Rimell	Z	Ilam		Z17199—	Z	Z
72	Condon Tony Condon	Z	Selwyn		Z17299—	Z	Z
73	Packer Sarah Packer	Z	ZZ		Z17399—	Z	Z
74	Begg Andy Begg	Z	ZZ		Z17499—	Z	Z
75	Haddock Corie Haddock	Z	New Plymouth	05353	C122-22	Z	Z

Māori Party

The Māori Party released its list on 30 August 2017.^[14]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Fox Marama Fox	BList	Ikaroa-Rawhiti	0022	A099+1	EN Lost seat	Z
2	Flavell Te Ururoa Flavell	AElectorate	Waiariki	0011	C101-1	EN Lost seat	Z
3	Papa Rahui Papa	Z	Hauraki-Waikato	999999—	Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Taurima Shane Taurima	Z	Tamaki Makaurau	999999—	Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Reedy-Taare Mei Reedy-Taare	Z	Te Tai Tonga	999999—	Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Tamati Howie Tamati	Z	Te Tai Hauauru	999999—	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Te Hau Hinurewa Te Hau	Z	ZZ	01313	A094+6	Z	Z
8	Esera Tuilagi Saipele Esera	Z	Manukau East	999999—	Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Kiria John Kiria	Z	Mount Roskill	999999—	Z10999—	Z	Z
10	McLeod Te Waka McLeod	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z11099—	Z	Z
11	Stoddart-Smith Carrie Stoddart-Smith	Z	Pakuranga	999999—	Z11199—	Z	Z
12	Lua Manase Lua	Z	Maungakiekie	999999—	Z11299—	Z	Z
13	Kang Wetex Kang	Z	Botany	999999—	Z11399—	Z	Z
14	Hohaia Tasha Hohaia	Z	Manurewa	999999—	Z11499—	Z	Z
15	Tofilau-Tevaga Esther Tofilau-Tevaga	Z	Mangere Māngere	999999—	Z11599—	Z	Z
16	Porou Tina Porou	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z11699—	Z	Z
17	Ngatai George Ngatai	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Whitlock Cinnamon Whitlock	Z	Kelston	999999—	Z11899—	Z	Z
19	Bhana Raewyn Bhana	Z	ZZ	01010	C109-9	Z	Z
20	Chapman Ngarangi Chapman	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z12099—	Z	Z
21	Biddle Wendy Biddle	Z	Rotorua	999999—	Z12199—	Z	Z
22	Marsters Maryanne Marsters	Z	Napier	999999—	Z12299—	Z	Z
23	Williams Karen Williams	Z	New Lynn	999999—	Z12399—	Z	Z
24	Te Whiu Amiria Te Whiu	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z12499—	Z	Z
25	Pepa Mele Pepa	Z	Tamaki Tāmaki	999999—	Z12599—	Z	Z
26	Tu’inukuafe Tae Moala Tu’inukuafe	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z12699—	Z	Z

National Party

The National Party released its list on 30 July 2017.^[15]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	English Bill English	BList	ZZ	0022	A099+1	BY Elected from list	CN Left parliament in 2018
2	Bennett Paula Bennett	AElectorate	Upper Harbour	0099	A093+7	AY Won Upper Harbour	Z
3	Carter David Carter	BList	ZZ	0033	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
4	Joyce Steven Joyce	BList	ZZ	0055	A099+1	BY Elected from list	CN Left parliament in 2018
5	Brownlee Gerry Brownlee	AElectorate	Ilam	0044	C101-1	AY Won Ilam	Z
6	Bridges Simon Bridges	AElectorate	Tauranga	01818	A088+12	AY Won Tauranga	Z
7	Adams Amy Adams	AElectorate	Selwyn	01515	A092+8	AY Won Selwyn	Z
8	Coleman Jonathan Coleman	AElectorate	Northcote	01010	A098+2	AY Won Northcote	CN Left parliament in 2018
9	Finlayson Chris Finlayson	BList	Rongotai	0088	C101-1	BY Elected from list	CN Left parliament in 2019
10	Woodhouse Michael Woodhouse	BList	Dunedin North	02020	A090+10	BY Elected from list	Z
11	Tolley Anne Tolley	AElectorate	East Coast	01212	A099+1	AY Won East Coast	Z
12	Guy Nathan Guy	AElectorate	Otaki	01616	A096+4	AY Won Otaki	Z
13	Kaye Nikki Kaye	AElectorate	Auckland Central	01919	A094+6	AY Won Auckland Central	Z
14	McClay Todd McClay	AElectorate	Rotorua	02323	A091+9	AY Won Rotorua	Z
15	Smith Nick Smith	AElectorate	Nelson	01313	C102-2	AY Won Nelson	Z
16	Collins Judith Collins	AElectorate	Papakura	0066	C110-10	AY Won Papakura	Z
17	Barry Maggie Barry	AElectorate	North Shore	04040	A077+23	AY Won North Shore	Z
18	Goldsmith Paul Goldsmith	BList	Epsom	03030	A088+12	BY Elected from list	Z
19	Upston Louise Upston	AElectorate	Taupō	02727	A092+8	AY Won Taupō	Z
20	Ngaro Alfred Ngaro	BList	Te Atatū	03434	A086+14	BY Elected from list	Z
21	Mitchell Mark Mitchell	AElectorate	Rodney	04242	A079+21	AY Won Rodney	Z
22	Wagner Nicky Wagner	AElectorate	Christchurch Central	02525	A097+3	BY Elected from list	Z
23	Dean Jacqui Dean	AElectorate	Waitaki	03636	A087+13	AY Won Waitaki	Z
24	Bennett David Bennett	AElectorate	Hamilton East	03737	A087+13	AY Won Hamilton East	Z
25	Macindoe Tim Macindoe	AElectorate	Hamilton West	02828	A097+3	AY Won Hamilton West	Z
26	Simpson Scott Simpson	AElectorate	Coromandel	04545	A081+19	AY Won Coromandel	Z
27	Ross Jami-Lee Ross	AElectorate	Botany	02929	A098+2	AY Won Botany	Z
28	Kuriger Barbara Kuriger	AElectorate	Taranaki-King Country	05858	A070+30	AY Won Taranaki-King Country	Z
29	Doocey Matt Doocey	AElectorate	Waimakariri	05656	A073+27	AY Won Waimakariri	Z
30	Hudson Brett Hudson	BList	Ohariu Ōhāriu	03939	A091+9	BY Elected from list	Z
31	Lee Melissa Lee	BList	Mount Albert	03131	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
32	Bakshi Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi	BList	Manukau East	03232	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
33	Yang Jian Yang	BList	ZZ	03333	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
34	Parmar Parmjeet Parmar	BList	Mount Roskill	04848	A086+14	BY Elected from list	Z
35	Young Jonathan Young	AElectorate	New Plymouth	03838	A097+3	AY Won New Plymouth	Z
36	Hayes Jo Hayes	BList	Christchurch East	04747	A089+11	BY Elected from list	Z
37	McKelvie Ian McKelvie	AElectorate	Rangitīkei	04141	A096+4	AY Won Rangitīkei	Z
38	O'Connor Simon O'Connor	AElectorate	Tamaki Tāmaki	04343	A095+5	AY Won Tāmaki	Z
39	Bayly Andrew Bayly	AElectorate	Hunua	05555	A084+16	AY Won Hunua	Z
40	Bishop Chris Bishop	BList	Hutt South	04949	A091+9	AY Won Hutt South	Z
41	Dowie Sarah Dowie	AElectorate	Invercargill	05757	A084+16	AY Won Invercargill	Z
42	Korako Nuk Korako	BList	Port Hills	05050	A092+8	BY Elected from list	CN Left parliament in 2019
43	Muller Todd Muller	AElectorate	Bay of Plenty	05959	A084+16	AY Won Bay of Plenty	Z
44	Pugh Maureen Pugh	BList	West Coast-Tasman	05252	A092+8	EN Lost seat	BY Replaced Bill English in 2018
45	Reti Shane Reti	AElectorate	Whangarei	06060	A085+15	AY Won Whangarei	Z
46	Scott Alastair Scott	AElectorate	Wairarapa	06161	A085+15	AY Won Wairarapa	Z
47	Smith Stuart Smith	AElectorate	Kaikōura	06262	A085+15	AY Won Kaikōura	Z
48	Willis Nicola Willis	Z	Wellington Central		Z14899—	Z	BY Replaced Steven Joyce in 2018
49	Loheni Agnes Loheni	Z	Mangere Māngere		Z14999—	Z	BY Replaced Chris Finlayson in 2019
50	Garcia Paulo Garcia	Z	New Lynn		Z15099—	Z	BY Replaced Nuk Korako in 2019
51	King Matt King	Z	Northland		Z15199—	AY Won Northland	Z
52	Hiatt David Hiatt	Z	Wigram		Z15299—	Z	Z
53	Gregory Matt Gregory	Z	Dunedin South		Z15399—	Z	Z
54	Pierce Adrienne Pierce	Z	Palmerston North		Z15499—	Z	Z
55	Elliott David Elliott	Z	Napier		Z15599—	Z	Z
56	Bungard Katrina Bungard	Z	Manurewa		Z15699—	Z	Z
57	Beeram Bala Beeram	Z	Kelston		Z15799—	Z	Z
58	O'Fallon Carolyn O'Fallon	Z	Rimutaka	07474	A084+16	Z	Z
59	Murrell Euon Murrell	Z	Mana		Z15999—	Z	Z
60	Brown Simeon Brown	Z	Pakuranga	06464	A096+4	AY Won Pakuranga	Z
61	Falloon Andrew Falloon	Z	Rangitata		Z16199—	AY Won Rangitata	CN Left parliament in 2020
62	Hipango Harete Hipango	Z	Whanganui		Z16299—	AY Won Whanganui	Z
63	Lee Denise Lee	Z	Maungakiekie		Z16399—	AY Won Maungakiekie	Z
64	Penk Chris Penk	Z	Helensville	06868	A096+4	AY Won Helensville	Z
65	Stanford Erica Stanford	Z	East Coast Bays		Z16599—	AY Won East Coast Bays	Z
66	van de Molen Tim van de Molen	Z	Waikato		Z16699—	AY Won Waikato	Z
67	Yule Lawrence Yule	Z	Tukituki		Z16799—	AY Won Tukituki	Z
68	Walker Hamish Walker	Z	Clutha-Southland	06565	C103-3	AY Won Clutha-Southland	Z
69	Barley Sarah Jo Barley	Z	ZZ		Z16999—	Z	Z
70	Whyte Lisa Whyte	Z	ZZ		Z17099—	Z	Z
71	Cooper Linda Cooper	Z	ZZ	06969	C102-2	Z	Z
72	Bidois Dan Bidois	Z	ZZ		Z17299—	Z	AY Replaced Jonathan Coleman in the 2018 Northcote by-election
73	Sirigiri Rahul Sirigiri	Z	ZZ		Z17399—	Z	Z
74	Reid Hadleigh Reid	Z	ZZ		Z17499—	Z	Z
75	Collins Graham Collins	Z	ZZ		Z17599—	Z	Z

New Zealand First

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Peters Winston Peters	AElectorate	Northland	0011	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
2	Mark Ron Mark	BList	Wairarapa	0099	A093+7	BY Elected from list	Z
3	Martin Tracey Martin	BList	Rodney	0022	C101-1	BY Elected from list	Z
4	Tabuteau Fletcher Tabuteau	BList	Rotorua	0044	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
5	Ball Darroch Ball	BList	Palmerston North	01010	A095+5	BY Elected from list	Z
6	Mitchell Clayton Mitchell	BList	Tauranga	0066	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
7	Patterson Mark Patterson	Z	Clutha-Southland		Z10799—	BY Elected from list	Z
8	Jones Shane Jones	C(Former MP)	Whangarei		Z10899—	BY Elected from list	Z
9	Marcroft Jenny Marcroft	Z	Tamaki		Z10999—	BY Elected from list	Z
10	Bindra Mahesh Bindra	BList	Mount Roskill	01111	A099+1	EN Lost seat	Z
11	Paraone Pita Paraone	BList	Hamilton East	0088	C103-3	EN Lost seat	Z
12	Bond Ria Bond	BList	Invercargill	01212	B1000	EN Lost seat	Z
13	O'Rourke Denis O'Rourke	BList	Port Hills	0077	C106-6	EN Lost seat	Z
14	Wilson David Wilson	Z	Te Atatū		Z11499—	Z	Z
15	Prosser Richard Prosser	BList	Waimakariri	0033	C112-12	EN Lost seat	Z
16	Reeves Jon Reeves	Z	Hunua	01515	C101-1	Z	Z
17	Husband Stu Husband	Z	Waikato		Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Foster Andy Foster	Z	Wellington Central		Z11899—	Z	Z
19	Mark-Shadbolt Melanie Mark-Shadbolt	Z	Christchurch East		Z11999—	Z	Z
20	Peterson Helen Peterson	Z	Helensville		Z12099—	Z	Z
21	Stevenson Rob Stevenson	Z	Rangitīkei		Z12199—	Z	Z
22	Close Lisa Close	Z	Ohariu Ōhāriu		Z12299—	Z	Z
23	Arbuckle Jamie Arbuckle	Z	Kaikōura		Z12399—	Z	Z
24	Hubbard Joshua Hubbard	Z	North Shore		Z12499—	Z	Z
25	Meikle Talani Meikle	Z	Rimutaka		Z12599—	Z	Z
26	Chan Peter Chan	Z	New Lynn		Z12699—	Z	Z
27	Gray Lester Gray	Z	Bay of Plenty		Z12799—	Z	Z
28	Degia-Pala Anne Degia-Pala	Z	Kelston	02121	C107-7	Z	Z
29	Kelly Suzanne Kelly	Z	Pakuranga		Z12999—	Z	Z
30	Chong Murray Chong	Z	New Plymouth		Z13099—	Z	Z
31	Farrelly Jackie Farrelly	Z	West Coast-Tasman		Z13199—	Z	Z
32	Greening Toa Greening	Z	Papakura		Z13299—	Z	Z
33	Paul Julian Paul	Z	Epsom		Z13399—	Z	Z
34	Wihongi Shayne Wihongi	Z	Hamilton West		Z13499—	Z	Z
35	Rudzki Romuald Rudzki	Z	Otaki Ōtaki	01414	C121-21	Z	Z
36	Skipworth Reg Skipworth	Z	Whanganui		Z13699—	Z	Z
37	Kairau Joe Kairau	Z	Tukituki		Z13799—	Z	Z
38	Koloni Kym Koloni	Z	Northcote		Z13899—	Z	Z
39	Mills Geoff Mills	Z	Rongotai		Z13999—	Z	Z
40	Familton Alexander Familton	Z	Waitaki		Z14099—	Z	Z
41	Andrews Anne-Marie Andrews	Z	Coromandel		Z14199—	Z	Z
42	Tilley Julian Tilley	Z	East Coast		Z14299—	Z	Z
43	Flesher William Flesher	Z	Manukau East		Z14399—	Z	Z
44	Apanui Tane Apanui	Z	Wigram		Z14499—	Z	Z
45	Hall John Hall	Z	Manurewa	02727	C118-18	Z	Z
46	Voight Warren Voight	Z	Dunedin North	ZZ99(Democrats: 5)	C141-41	Z	Z
47	Johnston Jane Johnston	Z	Upper Harbour		Z14799—	Z	Z
48	Edwards Frank Edwards	Z	Auckland Central		Z14899—	Z	Z
49	Ruppeldt Ilja Ruppeldt	Z	East Coast Bays		Z14999—	Z	Z
50	Paroro Mataroa Paroro	Z	Mangere	01313	C137-37	Z	Z
51	Rushton Kerry Rushton	Z	Dunedin South		Z15199—	Z	Z
52	Gupta Alok Gupta	Z	Hutt South		Z15299—	Z	Z
53	Littlejohn Andrew Littlejohn	Z	Mount Albert		Z15399—	Z	Z
54	Sara Susan Sara	Z	Nelson		Z15499—	Z	Z
55	Mahon Ken Mahon	Z	Maungakiekie		Z15599—	Z	Z
56	Palmer Lindy Palmer	Z	Selwyn		Z15699—	Z	Z

United Future

United Future lodged the following party list with the Electoral Commission.^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Light Damian Light	Z	Botany	0033	A098+2	Z	Z
2	Rickard Ben Rickard	Z	Tauranga	0055	A097+3	Z	Z
3	Sheffield-Cranstoun Kelleigh Sheffield-Cranstoun	Z	Mana		Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Nadakuitavuki Bale Nadakuitavuki	Z	Ohariu Ōhāriu		Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Turner Judy Turner	C(Former MP)	East Coast		Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Todd Quentin Todd	Z	Hamilton West	0099	A097+3	Z	Z
7	Hubscher John Hubscher	Z	New Lynn		Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Foster John Foster	Z	Kaikoura		Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Gaskin Ian Gaskin	Z	Christchurch Central		Z10999—	Z	Z
10	Woolston JB Woolston	Z	ZZ		Z11099—	Z	Z

Other registered parties

Ban 1080

The Ban 1080 Party's list was released on 31 August 2017.^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Graf Clyde Graf	Z	Coromandel		Z10199—	Z	Z
2	Wallace Bill Wallace	Z	ZZ	0022	B1000	Z	Z
3	Salter Peter Salter	Z	West Coast-Tasman	0033	B1000	Z	Z
4	Adams Brian Adams	Z	Clutha-Southland		Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Sawyer Carol Sawyer	Z	ZZ		Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Hilton James Hilton	Z	ZZ		Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Tomlinson Glen Tomlinson	Z	ZZ	0055	C102-2	Z	Z
8	Hanson Kenneth Hanson	Z	ZZ		Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Molloy Mary Molloy	Z	ZZ		Z10999—	Z	Z

Conservative Party

The following are the Conservative Party candidates for 2017.^[16]^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Baker Leighton Baker	Z	Epsom		Z10199—	Z	Z
2	Ikilei Elliot Ikilei	Z	Manurewa	02020	A082+18	Z	Z
3	Taylor Melanie Taylor	Z	Northland	0077	A096+4	Z	Z
4	Stitt Kevin Stitt	Z	Mangere		Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Frauenstein Martin Frauenstein	Z	Ilam		Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Ashton Lachie Ashton	Z	Clutha-Southland		Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Davie Kathryn Davie	Z	Mount Roskill		Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Welsh Bruce Welsh	Z	Rongotai		Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Davie Paul Davie	Z	New Lynn		Z10999—	Z	Z
10	Larkins Roger Larkins	Z	Port Hills		Z11099—	Z	Z
11	Johnson Jeffrey Johnson	Z	Mount Albert		Z11199—	Z	Z
12	Price Benjamin Price	Z	Waimakiriri		Z11299—	Z	Z

Democrats for Social Credit

The New Zealand Democratic Party for Social Credit released a party list.^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	de Ruyter Stephnie de Ruyter	Z	ZZ	0011	B1000	Z	Z
2	Leitch Chris Leitch	Z	Whangarei	0022	B1000	Z	Z
3	Jobsis Jason Jobsis	Z	ZZ	0099	A094+6	Z	Z
4	MacArthur Scott MacArthur	Z	New Lynn		Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Van Wieren Hessel Van Wieren	Z	Waitaki	0077	A098+2	Z	Z
6	Leitch Andrew Leitch	Z	Mount Roskill	0088	A098+2	Z	Z
7	Ransom Katherine Ransom	Z	ZZ	0044	C103-3	Z	Z
8	Briggs Simon Briggs	Z	ZZ		Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Rhodes Mischele Rhodes	Z	Hamilton East	01515	A094+6	Z	Z
10	Matthys Karl Matthys	Z	Napier		Z11099—	Z	Z
11	Collin Jack Collin	Z	ZZ		Z11199—	Z	Z
12	McConachy Heather McConachy	Z	ZZ		Z11299—	Z	Z
13	Ring John Ring	Z	Wigram	02323	A090+10	Z	Z
14	Pemberton John Pemberton	Z	Taupō	0033	C111-11	Z	Z
15	Ryan Dick Ryan	Z	Tukituki	01313	C102-2	Z	Z
16	McKenzie Carolyn McKenzie	Z	Waikato	01111	C105-5	Z	Z
17	Wilson David Wilson	Z	Northland	02020	A097+3	Z	Z
18	Smith Heather Marion Smith	Z	ZZ	02626	A092+8	Z	Z
19	Livingston-Pooley Tracy Livingston-Pooley	Z	Bay of Plenty	01919	B1000	Z	Z
20	Adcock-White Peter Adcock-White	Z	Waimakiriri	01818	C102-2	Z	Z
21	Pulford Barry Pulford	Z	Napier	01717	C104-4	Z	Z
22	Cheel Tricia Cheel	Z	Northcote	ZZ99(Ban 1080: 6)	C116-16	Z	Z
23	McCaskey John McCaskey	Z	Kaikoura	02222	C101-1	Z	Z
24	Gribben Gary Gribben	Z	Port Hills	02727	A097+3	Z	Z
25	Mowat Miriam Mowat	Z	Dunedin North	02424	C101-1	Z	Z
26	Richards Robert Richards	Z	ZZ	03535	A091+9	Z	Z

Internet Party

The following are the Internet Party candidates for 2017.^[17]^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Dawson Suzie Dawson	Z	ZZ	Z10199—	Z	Z
2	Cooney Ben Cooney	Z	ZZ	Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Goulder-Horobin Daymond Goulder-Horobin	Z	ZZ	Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Booth Jo Booth	Z	ZZ	Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Bedford-Palmer Blake Bedford-Palmer	Z	ZZ	Z10599—	Z	Z
6	King Bruce King	Z	ZZ	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Smith Nicholas Smith	Z	ZZ	Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Turner Jourdan Turner	Z	ZZ	Z10899—	Z	Z

Legalise Cannabis Party

The following candidates will stand for the Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party in 2017.^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Herbert Maki Herbert	Z	Te Tai Tokerau		Z10199—	Z	Z
2	Lye Jeff Lye	Z	Kelston	0055	A097+3	Z	Z
3	Lambert Paula Lambert	Z	ZZ		Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Britnell Mike Britnell	Z	ZZ		Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Mihaere Kingi Emma-Jane Mihaere Kingi	Z	Te Tai Tonga	0033	C102-2	Z	Z
6	Shiriwastow Vineet Prasad Shiriwastow	Z	ZZ		Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Saxby-Koning Jonee Saxby-Koning	Z	ZZ		Z10799—	Z	Z
8	McDermott Adrian McDermott	Z	Dunedin South	01111	A097+3	Z	Z
9	Shufflebotham Janine Shufflebotham	Z	ZZ		Z10999—	Z	Z
10	Wilkinson Steven Wilkinson	Z	ZZ		Z11099—	Z	Z
11	Saxby Jeanette Saxby	Z	ZZ		Z11199—	Z	Z
12	Brown Tony Brown	Z	ZZ		Z11299—	Z	Z
13	Robin Rebecca Robin	Z	ZZ		Z11399—	Z	Z
14	McTague Geoff McTague	Z	ZZ		Z11499—	Z	Z

Mana Movement

Mana Movement's list was released on 31 August 2017.^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Harawira Hone Harawira	C(Former MP)	Te Tai Tokerau	0011	B1000	Z	Z
2	McNab Lisa McNab	Z	ZZ		Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Papali'i James Papali'i	Z	Mangere Māngere	0099	A094+6	Z	Z
4	Repia Tracey-lee Repia	Z	ZZ		Z10499—	Z	Z

The Opportunities Party

The Opportunities Party released its list on 28 August 2017.^[18]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Morgan Gareth Morgan	Z	ZZ		Z10199—	Z	Z
2	Simmons Geoff Simmons	Z	Wellington Central		Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Moore Teresa Moore	Z	East Coast Bays	ZZ99(Greens: 26)	A077+23	Z	Z
4	Mikaere Buddy Mikaere	Z	ZZ		Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Wilson Olly Wilson	Z	Rangitata		Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Pokere-Phillips Donna Pokere-Phillips	Z	Hamilton West		Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Hill Doug Hill	Z	Christchurch Central		Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Tukapua Piri-Hira Tukapua	Z	Otaki Ōtaki		Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Glenjarman Nicola Glenjarman	Z	Waimakiriri		Z10999—	Z	Z
10	Gudsell Mika Haka	Z	Auckland Central		Z11099—	Z	Z
11	Snoyink Nicky Snoyink	Z	Selwyn		Z11199—	Z	Z
12	Warwick Richard Warwick	Z	Hutt South		Z11299—	Z	Z
13	Johnston Ted Faleauto Johnston	Z	Manukau East		Z11399—	Z	Z
14	Gray Abe Gray	Z	Dunedin North	ZZ99(ALCP: 2)	C112-12	Z	Z
15	Ulyatt Clint Ulyatt	Z	Mount Roskill		Z11599—	Z	Z
16	Thurston Dan Thurston	Z	Mount Albert		Z11699—	Z	Z
17	Immink Lesley Immink	Z	East Coast		Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Lee Vanessa Lee	Z	ZZ		Z11899—	Z	Z
19	Plunket Paddy Plunket	Z	Rongotai		Z11999—	Z	Z
20	Owens Brittany Owens	Z	Rodney		Z12099—	Z	Z
21	Isbister Matt Isbister	Z	North Shore		Z12199—	Z	Z
22	Hay David Hay	Z	ZZ		Z12299—	Z	Z
23	Condie Jenny Condie	Z	ZZ		Z12399—	Z	Z
24	Doube Jessica Hammond Doube	Z	Ohariu Ōhāriu		Z12499—	Z	Z
25	Neill Kevin Neill	Z	Waitaki		Z12599—	Z	Z
26	Smith Lindsay Smith	Z	Dunedin South		Z12699—	Z	Z

Outdoors Party

The New Zealand Outdoors Party's list was released on 31 August 2017.^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Simmons Alan Simmons	Z	Taupō	ZZ99(United Future: 2)	A099+1	Z	Z
2	Haynes David Haynes	Z	Nelson		Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Paull Derrick Paull	Z	Maungakiekie		Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Bearman-Riedel Wilf Bearman-Riedel	Z	Hutt South		Z10499—	Z	Z

New Zealand People's Party

The New Zealand People's Party lodged the following party list with the Electoral Commission.^[19]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Nauhria Roshan Nauhria	Z	ZZ	Z10199—	Z	Z
2	Ching Steven Ching	Z	ZZ	Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Sharma Anil Sharma	Z	ZZ	Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Yao Lily Yao	Z	ZZ	Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Wu Joann Wu	Z	ZZ	Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Nampally Sree Nampally	Z	ZZ	Z10699—	Z	Z

References

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↑ "Party Secretary Handbook: General Election" (PDF). Electoral Commission. Archived (PDF) from the original on 21 August 2017. Retrieved 22 March 2017.
↑ "ACT unveils Party List". Scoop.co.nz. 9 July 2017. Archived from the original on 10 July 2017. Retrieved 10 July 2017.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 "2017 General Election Party Lists". Electoral Commission. 31 August 2017. Archived from the original on 20 April 2018. Retrieved 3 September 2017.
↑ "Green Party thrilled to announce initial 2017 party list". Green Party (via Scoop.co.nz). 2 April 2017. Archived from the original on 2 April 2017. Retrieved 2 April 2017.
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↑ "Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand List 2017". Green Party of Aoteraroa New Zealand. Archived from the original on 12 August 2017. Retrieved 12 August 2017.
↑ "Green MPs quit in protest over Metiria Turei". The New Zealand Herald. 7 August 2017. Archived from the original on 7 August 2017. Retrieved 7 August 2017.
↑ "Green party candidate for Hutt South pulls out of election race, citing new job". Stuff. 9 August 2017. Archived from the original on 9 August 2017. Retrieved 9 August 2017.
↑ "Green Party Co-Leader Metiria Turei resigns as Co-leader". Scoop. 9 August 2017. Archived from the original on 9 August 2017. Retrieved 9 August 2017.
↑ "Labour Party List for the 2017 Election announced". Scoop.co.nz. 2 May 2017. Archived from the original on 2 May 2017. Retrieved 2 May 2017.
↑ Small, Vernon; Muir, Jo (21 March 2017). "Labour's Maori MPs opt to go 'electorate only' and not seek list places". Stuff.co.nz. Archived from the original on 9 August 2017. Retrieved 2 May 2017.
↑ "Revised Labour Party List for the 2017 Election". Scoop.co.nz. 15 August 2017. Archived from the original on 18 October 2020. Retrieved 15 August 2017.
↑ "Māori Party announces list". Waatea News. 30 August 2017. Archived from the original on 30 August 2017. Retrieved 30 August 2017.
↑ "National releases 2017 party list". New Zealand National Party. 30 July 2017. Archived from the original on 30 July 2017. Retrieved 30 July 2017.
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[1] "Electoral Act 1993". Parliamentary Counsel Office. Archived from the original on 11 April 2020. Retrieved 22 March 2017.

[2] "Party Secretary Handbook: General Election" (PDF). Electoral Commission. Archived (PDF) from the original on 21 August 2017. Retrieved 22 March 2017.

[ACT-3] "ACT unveils Party List". Scoop.co.nz. 9 July 2017. Archived from the original on 10 July 2017. Retrieved 10 July 2017.

[PartyLists-4] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 "2017 General Election Party Lists". Electoral Commission. 31 August 2017. Archived from the original on 20 April 2018. Retrieved 3 September 2017.

[5] "Green Party thrilled to announce initial 2017 party list". Green Party (via Scoop.co.nz). 2 April 2017. Archived from the original on 2 April 2017. Retrieved 2 April 2017.

[6] "Green Party unveils strongest ever candidate list". Green Party (via Scoop.co.nz). 30 May 2017. Archived from the original on 30 May 2017. Retrieved 31 May 2017.

[7] "Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand List 2017". Green Party of Aoteraroa New Zealand. Archived from the original on 12 August 2017. Retrieved 12 August 2017.

[8] "Green MPs quit in protest over Metiria Turei". The New Zealand Herald. 7 August 2017. Archived from the original on 7 August 2017. Retrieved 7 August 2017.

[9] "Green party candidate for Hutt South pulls out of election race, citing new job". Stuff. 9 August 2017. Archived from the original on 9 August 2017. Retrieved 9 August 2017.

[10] "Green Party Co-Leader Metiria Turei resigns as Co-leader". Scoop. 9 August 2017. Archived from the original on 9 August 2017. Retrieved 9 August 2017.

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[12] Small, Vernon; Muir, Jo (21 March 2017). "Labour's Maori MPs opt to go 'electorate only' and not seek list places". Stuff.co.nz. Archived from the original on 9 August 2017. Retrieved 2 May 2017.

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