1989 Hutt City Council election

Local elections in New Zealand June 2024 1989 Hutt City Council election New Zealand File:Lower Hutt CoA shield.svg no 1986 Hutt City Council election 1986 1992 Hutt City Council election 1992 14 October 1989 Lower Hutt City within Wellington Region.png Position of Lower Hutt within Wellington Region The 1989 Hutt City Council election was part of the 1989 New Zealand local elections, to elect members to sub-national councils and boards. The Hutt City elections covered one regional council (the Wellington Regional Council), city council, area health board, and various local boards and licensing trusts. The polling was conducted using the standard first-past-the-post electoral method. Hutt City Council Mayor 1989 Lower Hutt mayoral election 1989 Lower Hutt mayoral electionCity of Lower Hutt – Declaration of Result of Election – Election of Mayor The Evening Post 23 October 1989 19 United Citizens Glen Evans 17,705 61.66 +14.45 Independent politician Ted Woolf 4,795 16.69 Independent politician Ron Marston 2,122 7.39 Independent politician Stephen Greenfield 1,997 6.95 Independent politician Nick Ursin 1,082 3.76 1,012 3.52 -1.25 12,910 44.96 +28.08 28,713 45.50 +14.50 Eastern Ward The Eastern Ward elected three members to the Hutt City Council Eastern WardCity of Lower Hutt – Declaration of Result of Election – Lower Hutt City Council Eastern Ward The Evening Post 23 October 1989 19 United Citizens Mary Bannerman 4,359 61.40 United Citizens Roger Twentyman 4,294 60.48 United Citizens Teri Puketapu 3,640 51.27 New Zealand Labour Party Alister Abernethy 2,940 41.41 New Zealand Labour Party Michael Jameson 2,572 36.23 New Zealand Labour Party Tu Taramai 1,404 19.77 Independent politician Nick Ursin 1,161 16.35 Independent politician Neil Butler 729 10.26 198 2.78 7,099 Harbour Ward The Harbour Ward elected three members to the Hutt City Council Harbour WardCity of Lower Hutt – Declaration of Result of Election – Lower Hutt City Council Harbour Ward The Evening Post 23 October 1989 19 United Citizens Joy Baird 2,393 42.18 Independent politician Ted Woolf 2,337 41.20 United Citizens Roy Hewson 2,101 37.04 Independent politician Ross Jamieson 2,081 36.68 United Citizens Stephanie Lambert 1,792 31.59 Independent politician Maureen Freeman 1,490 26.26 Independent politician Godfrey Mann 1,309 23.07 Independent politician Jim Allen 1,238 21.82 Independent politician Ron Marston 922 16.25 Independent politician Jan Windleburn 796 14.03 New Zealand Labour Party George Highfield 395 6.96 162 2.85 5,672 Northern Ward The Northern Ward elected three members to the Hutt City Council Northern WardCity of Lower Hutt – Declaration of Result of Election – Lower Hutt City Council Northern Ward The Evening Post 23 October 1989 19 United Citizens Pat Hall 4,513 92.63 United Citizens Peter Bates 4,428 90.88 United Citizens Pat Brosnan 4,423 90.78 Independent politician Maruhaeremuri Nihoniho 1,038 21.30 214 4.39 4,872 Wainuiomata Ward The Wainuiomata Ward elected three members to the Hutt City Council Wainuiomata WardCity of Lower Hutt – Declaration of Result of Election – Lower Hutt City Council Wainuiomata Ward The Evening Post 23 October 1989 19 United Citizens Betty Van Gaalen 3,163 70.95 Independent politician Tony London 2,322 52.08 Independent politician Len Little 1,671 37.48 Independent politician Bill McCabe 1,611 36.13 Independent politician Reg Moore 1,551 34.79 Independent politician Ray Wallace 1,275 28.60 Independent politician Willard Amaru 1,098 24.62 Independent politician Terence Bicknell 589 13.21 96 2.15 4,458 Western Ward The Western Ward elected three members to the Hutt City Council Western WardCity of Lower Hutt – Declaration of Result of Election – Lower Hutt City Council Western Ward The Evening Post 23 October 1989 19 United Citizens Margaret Cousins 3,712 87.75 United Citizens Noeline Matthews 3,438 81.27 United Citizens Ted Gibbs 3,104 73.38 New Zealand Labour Party John Eaton 2,292 54.18 146 3.45 4,230 Wellington Regional Council Lower Hutt Ward The Lower Hutt Ward elected four members to the Wellington Regional Council Lower Hutt WardCity of Lower Hutt – Declaration of Result of Election – Wellington Regional Council The Evening Post 23 October 1989 19 United Citizens Glen Evans 18,415 72.44 United Citizens Betty Van Gaalen 16,903 66.49 United Citizens Alison Lawson 13,365 52.57 United Citizens Lawrie Woodley 11,931 46.93 New Zealand Labour Party Alister Abernethy 6,972 27.42 Independent politician Jim Allen 6,446 25.35 Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand Peter Carter 6,418 25.24 Independent politician Len Little 5,393 21.21 Independent politician Willard Amaru 5,125 20.16 New Zealand Labour Party Michael Jameson 5,075 19.96 Independent politician Reg Moore 4,742 18.65 900 3.54 25,421 Wellington Area Health Board Lower Hutt Ward The Lower Hutt Ward elected two members to the Wellington Area Health Board Lower Hutt WardCity of Lower Hutt – Declaration of Result of Election – Wellington Area Health Board The Evening Post 23 October 1989 19 United Citizens Margaret Ryan 12,117 44.95 United Citizens Vera Ellen 10,630 39.43 New Zealand Labour Party Diana East 8,944 33.18 New Zealand Labour Party John Ryall 5,931 22.00 Independent politician Elvynne O'Connell 3,850 14.28 Independent politician Willard Amaru 3,164 11.73 Independent politician Richard Luke 2,809 10.42 Independent politician John Maxwell 2,507 9.30 Independent politician Terence Bicknell 2,285 8.47 1,673 6.20 26,955 References Hutt City Category:Hutt City Council elections