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1931 Wellington mayoral election
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New Zealand local election
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1931 Wellington mayoral election New Zealand Wellington coat of arms (1878-1951) (shield only).svg Presidential no 1929 Wellington mayoral election 1929 1933 Wellington mayoral election 1933 8 May 1931 25,799 (56.20%) 150x150px Thomas Hislop Civic League 13,593 52.68 150x150px Martin Luckie Independent politician 11,678 45.26 Mayor George Troup Thomas Hislop
The 1931 Wellington mayoral election was part of the New Zealand local elections held that same year. In 1931, elections were held for the Mayor of Wellington plus other local government positions including fifteen city councillors. The polling was conducted using the standard first-past-the-post electoral method.
Background
Mayor George Troup declined to stand for a third term. Councillor Thomas Hislop was selected as his replacement to stand for the Civic League. The Labour Party did not stand a mayoral candidate, the first time they had not done so since 1917. An election was necessitated when the deputy mayor Martin Luckie accepted the request of a deputation of citizens to run for mayor.https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19310409.2.94 The Mayoralty – Mr. Luckie To Stand The Evening Post CXI 83 9 April 1931 13
Mayoralty results
1931 Wellington mayoral electionhttps://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19310514.2.117 Election Notices The Evening Post CXI 112 14 May 1931 27 July 2016 6
Civic League
Thomas Hislop
13,593
52.68
Independent politician
Martin Luckie
11,678
45.26
528
2.04
-1.26
1,915
7.42
25,799
56.20
+0.45
Councillor results
1931 Wellington City Council election
Civic League
William Bennett
12,766
49.48
+1.66
Civic League
Will Appleton
12,453
48.26
Civic League
William Gaudin
12,452
48.25
-0.20
New Zealand Labour Party
Charles Chapman
12,425
48.16
+2.96
Civic League
Thomas Forsyth
11,290
43.76
-0.67
Civic League
Herbert Huggins
10,576
40.99
-2.20
New Zealand Labour Party
Bob Semple
10,395
40.29
+0.81
New Zealand Labour Party
Robert McKeen
10,332
40.04
-1.73
Civic League
Jacob McEldowney
9,966
38.62
Civic League
Frank Meadowcroft
9,808
38.01
-6.99
Civic League
John Burns
9,514
36.87
+5.53
Civic League
William Duncan
9,282
35.97
Civic League
Sydney Holm
8,852
34.31
Civic League
John Wallace
8,480
32.86
Independent politician
Jim McDonald
8,351
32.36
Civic League
George Mitchell
8,186
31.72
-6.72
Independent politician
Paul Hoskins
7,764
30.09
Civic League
George Stewart
7,343
28.46
Independent politician
Herbert Price
7,304
28.31
New Zealand Labour Party
William Atkinson
7,029
27.24
-2.14
Independent politician
James Sievwright
6,890
26.70
Independent politician
Robert Bothamley
6,829
26.47
New Zealand Labour Party
John Read
6,632
25.70
-3.31
New Zealand Labour Party
Tom Brindle
6,624
25.67
-4.03
New Zealand Labour Party
Andrew Parlane
6,548
25.38
-1.79
New Zealand Labour Party
Jim Collins
6,511
25.23
New Zealand Labour Party
Peter Butler
6,390
24.76
-1.46
Civic League
Amy Kane
6,287
24.36
New Zealand Labour Party
Michael Walsh
6,252
24.23
1.97
New Zealand Labour Party
Lawrence Hennessy
6,206
24.05
New Zealand Labour Party
Jim Thorn
5,956
23.08
Independent politician
Samuel Martin
5,841
22.64
Independent politician
Annie McVicar
5,556
21.53
New Zealand Labour Party
Sarah Snow
5,316
20.60
Civic League
Charles Lethaby
4,831
18.72
References
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