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Final Electorate Names And Boundaries Released

By: Statistics New Zealand
Published: Fri 17 Apr 2020 11:27 AM
Electorate names, boundaries, and population data for the final electorates are available to view and download, Stats NZ said today.
The Representation Commission has released its final electorate names and boundaries for the 2020 and 2023 General Elections. See Electorate names and boundaries finalised.
Boundaries and electoral population data for the final general and Māori electorates, and meshblock electoral populations, can be downloaded from our Geographic Data Service (Datafinder).
Electorate boundaries can also be viewed and compared with other geographic boundaries, using our Geographic Boundary Viewer.
For more information on the boundary review process or to view the final electorate names and boundaries, see Boundary Review 2019/20.
For more information on how the number of electorates and electoral populations are calculated, see Number of electorates and electoral populations: 2018 Census.For more information about these statistics:
Visit Number of electorates and electoral populations: 2018 CensusSee Proposed electorate boundaries released

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