Brett Hudson
National List MP & candidate for Ohariu
Hudson to run for two ticks in Ōhāriu
21 August 2017 - National’s Ōhāriu-based List MP and candidate Brett Hudson is asking National Party supporters to make
it 'two ticks for National' following Hon Peter Dunne’s withdrawal and retirement from politics.
“The people of Ōhāriu have shown through their party vote over the last three electionsthat they believe National has
the right plan for New Zealand. I have been out working hard as a List MP and candidate to obtain that Party Vote once
more in this year's election,” Mr Hudson says.
“Many people have told me that they have long wanted to vote for their National candidate as well. I am very proud to
now be able to seek both their votes.
“I’d like to thank Peter Dunne for his years of service to Ōhāriu. He has been a strong advocate for our area, and a
reliable supporter of the National-led Government. I’ve enjoyed working alongside him the past three years.
“Without doubt the most rewarding aspect of being an MP is helping local constituents. The positive impact that I have
been able to make on the lives of individuals and families is the most fulfilling aspect of my first three years in
Parliament. I would like to do more of that and take on the responsibility of serving the people of Ōhāriu as their
local electorate MP.
My background is in Information Technology, with 20 years in the industry. Under the National-led Government this sector
is growing rapidly along with many others. It is without doubt that New Zealand is heading in the right direction.
“We now have five weeks to earn the support of Ōhāriu voters for National for their party vote and to earn the trust of
those same people for me as their local MP. I am going to be running hard.”
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