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Auckland Council election progress results

Published: Sat 12 Oct 2013 02:21 PM
12 October 2013 2pm
Auckland Council election progress results
Progress results for the Auckland Council elections show incumbent Mayor Len Brown has been re-elected for a second term and is currently 50,014 votes ahead of his nearest rival John Palino.
On the basis of the progress results, incumbent councillors Richard Northey (Maungakiekie-Tamaki) and Ann Hartley (North Shore) have lost their seats. The new councillors-elect are Denise Krum for Maungakiekie-Tamaki and Chris Darby on the North Shore.
In the Whau ward, incumbent councillor Noelene Raffills is 89 votes ahead of Ross Clow. The final result could be affected by the special votes still to be counted.
Other new faces replacing retiring councillors are: Linda Cooper (Waitakere) who replaces Sandra Coney; John Watson (Albany) who replaces Michael Goudie; and Bill Cashmore (Franklin), who replaces Des Morrison.
By this morning 34.3% of eligible voters had cast their votes.
The progress results for Mayor are:
Candidate
Affiliation
Candidate No
Votes Received
BERRY, Stephen
Affordable Auckland
101
12577
BRIGHT, Penny
Independent
102
10635
BROWN, Len
Independent
103
148944
BUTLER, Jesse
104
1348
CHEEL, Tricia
105
1083
DUFFY, Paul
106
2838
GOODE, Matthew
107
1908
HUSSEY, Emmett
Independent
108
2668
KRUGER, Susanna Susara
Independent
109
2025
MINTO, John
Mana Movement
110
10279
O'CONNOR, Phil
Christians Against Abortion
111
2773
PALINO, John
Independent
112
98930
SHADBOLT, Reuben
Independent
113
2905
UNASA, Uesifili
Independent
114
7251
VERMUNT, Annalucia
Communist League
115
788
WILLMOTT, David
Roads First
116
1547
YOUNG, Wayne
Working for the Homeless
117
3605
INFORMAL
118
1454
BLANK
119
6402
All progress results are available at www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/elections
Preliminary results will also be posted online around 9pm this evening.
The final result will be declared on Thursday 17 October.
ENDS

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