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1995 Auckland City mayoral election
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New Zealand mayoral election
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1995 Auckland City mayoral election New Zealand Coat of arms of Auckland.svg Presidential no 1992 Auckland City mayoral election 1992 1998 Auckland City mayoral election 1998 14 October 1995 104,806 (49.50%) 100px Les Mills Independent politician 53,411 50.96 100px Pam Corkery Independent politician 43,748 41.74 Mayor Les Mills Les Mills
The 1995 Auckland City mayoral election was part of the New Zealand local elections held that same year. In 1995, elections were held for the Mayor of Auckland plus other local government positions including twenty-four city councillors. The polling was conducted using the standard first-past-the-post electoral method.
Mayoralty results
The following table gives the election results:
1995 Auckland mayoral electionAuckland City - Declaration of Results of Elections The New Zealand Herald 24 October 1995 6-7
Independent politician
Les Mills
53,411
50.96
-10.58
Independent politician
Pam Corkery
43,748
41.74
Independent politician
Robert Rakete
1,758
1.67
Independent politician
Sue Henry
1,451
1.38
#800080
Christians Against Abortion
Phil O'Connor
1,450
1.38
Independent politician
Steven John Atwood
1,126
1.07
Blokes Liberation Front
#FC6
Chris Brady
496
0.47
McGillicuddy Serious Party
Marc de Boer
479
0.45
Independent politician
Victor Bryers
407
0.38
STD Party
#FC0FC0
Laurence Watkins
277
0.26
+0.02
Communist League (New Zealand)
James Robb
186
0.17
9,663
9.21
-0.13
104,806
49.50
Ward results
1995 Auckland City local elections
Candidates were also elected from wards to the Auckland City Council.
Party/ticket Councillors Citizens & Ratepayers 17 Labour 2 Alliance 2 Independent 3
References
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Category:Mayoral elections in Auckland
Category:Politics of the Auckland Region
Category:1990s in Auckland
Category:October 1995 in Oceania
Category:1995 New Zealand local elections