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1968 Lower Hutt mayoral election
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1968 Lower Hutt mayoral election New Zealand Presidential no 1965 Lower Hutt mayoral election 1965 1971 Lower Hutt mayoral election 1971 12 October 1968 14,063 (43.01%) 150x150px Percy Dowse New Zealand Labour Party 7,241 51.48 150x150px Dave Hadley Lower Hutt Citizens' Association 6,629 47.13 Mayor Percy Dowse Percy Dowse
The 1968 Lower Hutt mayoral election was part of the New Zealand local elections held that same year. The elections were held for the role of Mayor of Lower Hutt plus other local government positions including fifteen city councillors, also elected triennially. The polling was conducted using the standard first-past-the-post electoral method.
Background
The incumbent Mayor, Percy Dowse, sought re-election for a seventh term. He was opposed by Citizens' Association councillor Dave Hadley. Initially John Kennedy-Good was favoured as the Citizens' mayoral candidate, but as he had in 1965, he refused to challenge Dowse. Additionally he cited his intention to stand for parliament as the National Party candidate for the Hutt electorate at the upcoming 1969 general election as being incompatible with the mayoralty.Cr. Hadley Named For Mayoralty Hutt News 23 April 1968 Dowse, who was returned unopposed in the previous election, had a large reduction in his majority. The Labour Party lost its majority on the council (three sitting councillors lost their seats) with a large swing to Citizens' candidates.New Mayors in Both Upper Hutt and Petone The Evening Post 14 October 1968 12
Mayoral results
1968 Lower Hutt mayoral electionCity of Lower Hutt - Election of Mayor The Evening Post 19 October 1968 3 Final Results in Hutt Elections The Evening Post 19 October 1968 28
New Zealand Labour Party
Percy Dowse
7,241
51.48
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Dave Hadley
6,629
47.13
193
1.37
612
4.35
14,063
43.01
Councillor results
1968 Lower Hutt City Council electionCity of Lower Hutt - Declaration of Result of Poll The Evening Post 19 October 1968 3
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Dave Hadley
8,260
58.73
+8.69
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
John Kennedy-Good
8,195
58.27
+1.43
New Zealand Labour Party
Chen Werry
7,876
56.00
-5.35
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Don Lee
7,540
53.61
+4.61
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Ted Holdaway
7,347
52.24
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Stan Frost
7,104
50.51
New Zealand Labour Party
Sam Chesney
6,988
49.69
-8.46
New Zealand Labour Party
Kitty Mildenhall
6,849
48.70
-5.39
New Zealand Labour Party
Jessie Donald
6,717
47.76
-8.28
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Cyril Phelps
6,654
47.31
+18.03
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Ted Gibbs
6,583
46.81
+1.64
New Zealand Labour Party
Wally Bugden
6,517
46.34
-12.00
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Max Borra
6,442
45.80
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Jim Ross
6,406
45.55
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Harold Meachen
6,210
44.15
New Zealand Labour Party
David Carrad
5,967
42.43
-8.75
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Joseph David Peters
5,927
42.14
New Zealand Labour Party
William Harvey
5,891
41.89
-8.58
New Zealand Labour Party
Joan Mary Pearce
5,889
41.87
-6.16
New Zealand Labour Party
Bert Sutherland
5,880
41.81
-7.88
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Peter James Stevens
5,851
41.60
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
William Davidson Smith
5,677
40.36
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Andrew George Gathergood
5,491
39.04
New Zealand Labour Party
Ronald Edward Alexander Annan
5,482
38.98
New Zealand Labour Party
Edward William Harnett
5,142
36.56
New Zealand Labour Party
William Mouat McLaren
5,120
36.40
-11.26
Lower Hutt Citizens' Association
Peter Edwin Grenside
5,080
36.12
New Zealand Labour Party
William John Jarvis
5,064
36.00
-8.28
New Zealand Labour Party
John Alan Nelsson Ivory
5,028
35.75
New Zealand Labour Party
George John Ravelich
4,831
34.35
Independent politician
Unah Lovell Archibald
2,604
18.51
Independent politician
Nick Ursin
2,348
16.69
Notes
References
McGill David Lower Hutt – The First Garden City Lower Hutt City Council 1991 Petone, New Zealand 1-86956-003-5
Category:Mayoral elections in Lower Hutt
Category:1968 elections in New Zealand
Category:Politics of the Wellington Region