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2019 Elections
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The 2019 election was held Saturday 12 October.
Local elections are held every three years by postal vote.
2019 residents and other ratepayers in Otago had the chance to vote for 12 councillors elected from four constituencies based on area using the First Past the Post (FPP) system.
These constituencies are Dunedin (six councillors), Dunstan (three councillors), Molyneux (two councillors) and Moeraki (one councillor).
This result includes all ordinary and special ballots cast through the close of voting at noon, Saturday 12th October 2019.
The 2019-2022 Councillors for the Otago Regional Council are:
Dunedin Constituency: Hilary Calvert, Michael Deaker, Marian Hobbs, Andrew Noone, Gretchen Robertson and Bryan Scott
Dunstan Constituency: Gary Kelliher, Alexa Forbes, and Michael Laws
Moeraki Constituency: Kevin Malcolm
Molyneux Constituency: Carmen Felicity Hope and Kate Wilson
| 2019 candidates |
Votes received |
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LAWS, Michael |
10,244 |
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FORBES, Alexa |
8,671 |
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KELLIHER, Gary |
8,498 |
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HUNT, Phill (Independent) |
6,792 |
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BELL, Graeme Robert |
6,762 |
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BOWMAN, Richard |
5,892 |
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INFORMAL |
159 |
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BLANK VOTING PAPERS |
1,451 |
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Alexa FORBES, Gary KELLIHER and Michael LAWS are declared elected. |
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2019 candidates |
Votes Received |
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MALCOLM, Kevin |
2,962 |
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FAMILTON, Alex (Independent) |
2,367 |
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MAY-SHERMAN, Gail |
1,238 |
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BORRIE-STEVENSON, Judith Mary |
854 |
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INFORMAL |
46 |
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BLANK VOTING PAPERS |
706 |
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Kevin MALCOLM is declared elected. |
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| 2019 candidates |
Votes received |
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HOPE (NEE KNOWLER), Carmen Felicity |
5,028 |
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WILSON, Kate |
4,838 |
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MCCALL, Lloyd |
4,676 |
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HAMLIN, Robert |
2,778 |
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DICKSON, Gordon |
807 |
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VELMAN, Andrew |
750 |
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INFORMAL |
218 |
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BLANK VOTING PAPERS |
1,448 |
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Carmen Felicity HOPE (nee Knowler) and Kate WILSON are declared elected. |
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2019 candidates |
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Votes received |
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HOBBS, Marian |
Labour Party |
16,961 |
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CALVERT, Hilary |
Independent |
16,695 |
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ROBERTSON, Gretchen |
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15,251 |
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NOONE, Andrew |
Independent |
13,537 |
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SCOTT, Bryan |
Independent |
13,484 |
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DEAKER, Michael |
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12,553 |
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WILLIS, Scott |
Green Party |
10,872 |
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MEPHAM, Tim |
Independent |
10,338 |
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HUNTER, Tony |
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9,627 |
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WOODHOUSE, Rob |
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9,336 |
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RUTHERFORD, Andrew |
Unitary Dunedin |
6,853 |
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KRAEMER, Matt |
Independent |
6,523 |
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INFORMAL |
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403 |
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BLANK VOTING PAPERS |
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2,676 |
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Hilary CALVERT, Michael DEAKER, Marian HOBBS, Andrew NOONE, Gretchen ROBERTSON and Bryan SCOTT are declared elected. |
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- All candidates in elections held under the provisions of the Local Electoral Act 2001 must file a return of all electoral donations and expenses. If no donations were received or expenses incurred, a Nil return must be made.
- All candidates are required to keep proper records of donations received and expenses paid for election work. These do not have to be filed with this return but must be available to support enquiries about the return if required.
- Donations can be monetary or physical goods or services supplied or a combination thereof.
- Donations to a candidate of labour only or donations of goods and services that have a fair market value of $300 or less do not have to be declared - see S103A of the LEA 2001.
- Candidates must declare donations from each contributor that exceed $1500 in value. Where a contributor has made donations in instalments that sum to more than $1500 in value, each contributing donation needs to be listed in Section A2 and the aggregated sum shown.
- If there is insufficient space provided in any section, attach a separate sheet with the additional detail.
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This is the final result for the Otago Regional Council triennial elections held on Saturday 12th October 2019.
