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1935 Dunedin mayoral election
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1935 Dunedin mayoral election New Zealand Presidential no 1933 Dunedin mayoral election 1933 1938 Dunedin mayoral election 1938 8 May 1935 28,118 no 150x150px Edwin Cox Labour 12,215 43.44 150x150px James Marlow Citizens' 6495ED 10,425 37.07 Mayor Edwin Cox Edwin Cox
The 1935 Dunedin mayoral election was part of the New Zealand local elections held that same year. In 1935, elections were held for the Mayor of Dunedin plus other local government positions including twelve city councillors. The polling was conducted using the standard first-past-the-post electoral method.
Edwin Cox, the incumbent Mayor, sought re-election and was successful in attaining a second-term. The Labour Party was also successful in securing a majority on the council for the first time.https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19350509.2.94 Auckland Star 8 Dunedins Vote 9 May 1935 5 January 2017 LXVI 108
Mayoral results
1935 Dunedin mayoral electionhttps://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/ODT19350513.2.98.5 Otago Daily Times 11 Election Notices 13 May 1935 29 January 2022 24569
New Zealand Labour Party
Edwin Cox
12,215
43.44
+2.56
Citizens'
#6495ED
James Marlow
10,425
37.07
Independent politician
Robert Black
5,268
18.73
-14.75
210
0.74
+0.01
1,790
6.36
-1.04
28,118
Council results
1935 Dunedin local electionhttps://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/ODT19350514.2.30 Otago Daily Times 6 The Elections - Dunedin City Council 14 May 1935 30 January 2022 22570
New Zealand Labour Party
Fred Jones
15,746
55.99
+3.70
New Zealand Labour Party
Gervan McMillan
15,461
54.98
New Zealand Labour Party
Jim Munro
15,131
53.81
-0.08
New Zealand Labour Party
Mark Silverstone
14,745
52.43
+12.26
Citizens'
#6495ED
William Begg
13,354
47.49
+8.52
Citizens'
#6495ED
Walter Alexander Scott
13,121
46.66
+4.17
Citizens'
#6495ED
Andrew Allen
12,911
45.91
+5.61
Citizens'
#6495ED
Francis William Mitchell
12,723
45.24
Citizens'
#6495ED
William Henry Sheppard
12,404
44.11
+4.62
Citizens'
#6495ED
Donald Cameron
12,066
42.91
New Zealand Labour Party
Peter Neilson
12,034
42.79
+5.54
New Zealand Labour Party
William Batchelor
11,779
41.89
+6.42
Citizens'
#6495ED
Robert Walls
11,757
41.81
+7.07
New Zealand Labour Party
Ralph Harrisonnb Harrison was appointed to the council in December 1937 to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Fred Jones.https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/ODT19371207.2.73 A New Councillor Otago Daily Times 7 December 1937 8 23368
11,411
40.58
+3.17
Citizens'
#6495ED
Henry Louis Paterson
11,338
40.32
Citizens'
#6495ED
William Julian Bardsley
11,220
39.90
Citizens'
#6495ED
Jackson Purdie
11,207
39.85
New Zealand Labour Party
Michael Connelly
11,191
39.80
New Zealand Labour Party
Phil Connolly
11,024
39.20
+3.17
New Zealand Labour Party
James Harrison
10,875
38.67
Citizens'
#6495ED
Alfred Clark
10,797
38.39
Citizens'
#6495ED
John McIndoe
10,794
38.38
-5.20
New Zealand Labour Party
John Robinson
10,773
38.31
New Zealand Labour Party
Bryan O'Donnell
10,140
36.06
+4.63
Independent politician
Charles Andrew Wilson
9,512
33.82
Independent politician
Henry Alexander Hamer
3,943
14.02
-13.26
Independent politician
Alexander William Martin
3,148
11.19
Independent politician
Cornelius Machin Moss
2,325
8.26
Communist Party of New Zealand
Arthur Basil Powell
1,082
3.84
Communist Party of New Zealand
Samuel Ikin
799
2.84
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References
Category:Mayoral elections in Dunedin
Category:1935 elections in New Zealand
Category:Politics of Dunedin
Category:1930s in Dunedin
Category:May 1935 in Oceania