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2019 Greater Wellington Regional Council election
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The 2019 Greater Wellington Regional Council election was a local election held from 20 September until 12 October in the Greater Wellington region of New Zealand as part of that year's nation-wide local elections. Voters elected thirteen regional councillors for the 2019–2022 term of the Greater Wellington Regional Council. Postal voting and the single transferable vote system were used.
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Greater Wellington Regional Council
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Councillors standing down
By July 2019 four councillors had announced that they would not be standing for re-election to the Wellington Regional Council; Sue Kedgley, Chris Laidlaw, Ian McKinnon and Paul Swain. The GWRC has been "under fire" for changes to the bus services, particularly in Wellington city.[1]
Kapiti Coast constituency (1)
- Penny Gaylor
- Neil Mackay
Te Awa Kairangi ki Uta/Upper Hutt constituency (1)
- Ros Connelly
- Mark Crofskey
- Bill Hammond
- Steve Pattinson
Wairarapa constituency (1)
- Pim Borren
- Richard Moore
- Adrienne Staples
Porirua-Tawa constituency (2)
- Jenny Brash
- Barbara Donaldson
- Chris Kirk-Burnnand
- Vaughn Liley
- Phillip Marshall (Labour)
- Natalie Repia
- Roger Watkin
Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai/Lower Hutt constituency (3)
- Leonie Dobbs
- Peter Glensor
- Ken Laban
- Pue Lamason
- David Ogden
- Josh van Lier
Poneke/Wellington constituency (5)
- Roger Blakeley
- Gavin Bruce
- Tony de Lorenzo
- Jill Ford
- Alexander Garside
- Glenda Hughes (Wellington Party)
- Tony Jansen
- John Klaphake
- Anand Kochunny
- David Lee
- Yvonne Legarth
- Troy Mihaka (Wellington Party)
- Deane Milne
- Thomas Nash (Green)
- Philip O'Brien (Wellington Party)
- Bryce Pender
- Daran Ponter (Labour)
- Phil Quin
- Victoria Rhodes-Carlin
- Helene Ritchie
- Lesleigh Salinger
- Sam Somers
- Ray Wilson
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