INDEPENDENT NEWS

ARC election results available on internet

Published: Fri 8 Oct 2004 01:40 PM
8 October 2004
ARC election results available on internet
Election results for the Auckland Regional Council will be posted on the ARC website as soon as they are available from all electoral officers, expected soon after 2pm on election day, Saturday 9 October.
The election of the Chair will take place after the elections through a vote by the thirteen incoming councillors. The Chair will be formally elected at the Council’s first meeting at 2.00pm on 21 October.
The ARC has a 13 member Council who are elected every three years from six constituencies. The Auckland City area provides four councillors, Manukau three, North Shore and Waitakere are each represented by two, while Franklin-Papakura and Rodney have one councillor each.
Auckland’s local councils will also be posting their election results, including the relevant ARC votes, on their websites.
For comment on overall voter turnout and results for councils and community boards contact: Meredith Barker, Local Government New Zealand on (04) 924 1217 or (029) 924 1205.
On voting issues for each specific council or district health board please contact Dale Ofsoske, the Electoral Officer for the ARC area on 379 2023.
For Single Transferable Vote and enquiries about the counting of STV votes and the format of results contact Colin Feslier, Department of Internal Affairs (04) 495 9460 or (027) 457 5676 or Julia Napier (04) 495 9399 or (027) 289 6039.
For District Health Board elections call Joanne Perry, Ministry of Health on (04) 496 2069 or 021 495 990.
ENDS
.

Next in New Zealand politics

Concerns Conveyed To China Over Cyber Activity
By: New Zealand Government
Parliamentary Network Breached By The PRC
By: New Zealand Government
GDP Decline Reinforces Government’s Fiscal Plan
By: New Zealand Government
Tax Cuts Now Even More Irresponsible
By: New Zealand Labour Party
New Zealand Provides Further Humanitarian Support To Gaza And The West Bank
By: New Zealand Government
High Court Judge Appointed
By: New Zealand Government
View as: DESKTOP | MOBILE © Scoop Media