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1915 Auckland City mayoral election

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New Zealand mayoral election September 2018 September 2018 1915 Auckland City mayoral election New Zealand Coat of arms of Auckland.svg Presidential no 1914 Auckland City mayoral election 1914 1917 Auckland City mayoral election 1917 1 May 1915 14,684 James Gunson.jpg 150x150px James Gunson Citizens 00529F 8,643 58.85 Robert Tudehope.jpg 150x150px Robert Tudehope Independent politician 5,801 39.50 Mayor James Parr James Gunson The 1915 Auckland City mayoral election was part of the New Zealand local elections held that same year. In 1915, elections were held for the Mayor of Auckland plus other local government positions including twenty-one city councillors. The polling was conducted using the standard first-past-the-post electoral method. Background This was the first election following the Borough of Grey Lynn's amalgamation with Auckland City which saw the number of councillors increased from eighteen to twenty-one.Bush 1971 599 Mayoralty results 1915 Auckland mayoral electionhttps://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH19150503.2.8.6 Election of Mayor The New Zealand Herald 3 May 1915 LII 15907 30 September 2018 3 Citizens #00529F James Gunson 8,643 58.85 Independent politician Robert Tudehope 5,801 39.50 240 1.63 2,842 19.35 14,684 Councillor results 1915 Auckland City Council electionhttps://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TO19150522.2.26.2 Election of Councillors Observer 22 May 1915 XXXV 37 30 September 2018 18 Citizens #00529F Andrew Entrican 8,542 62.42 -12.81 Citizens #00529F Ellen Melville 7,220 52.76 +6.29 Citizens #00529F Patrick Nerheny 6,949 50.78 -14.43 Citizens #00529F Maurice Casey 6,942 50.73 -9.70 Citizens #00529F George Knight 6,886 50.32 -2.75 Citizens #00529F Horatio Bagnall 6,619 48.37 +6.50 Citizens #00529F Peter Mitchell Mackay 6,332 46.27 -5.05 Independent politician Ernest Davis 6,249 45.66 Citizens #00529F George Baildon 6,232 45.54 Citizens #00529F James Alexander Warnock 6,186 45.20 Citizens #00529F Harold D. Heather 6,177 45.14 -9.89 Citizens #00529F William Holdsworth 5,770 42.16 Citizens #00529F Jonathan Trevethick 5,711 41.73 -8.34 Citizens #00529F Alfred Hall-Skelton 5,423 39.63 -10.28 Independent politician John Dempsey 5,321 38.88 Citizens #00529F Edwin James Carr 5,203 38.02 Independent politician John Burton 5,043 36.85 Independent politician Ralph Thomas Michaels 4,860 35.51 -8.74 Independent politician Sydney Moore-Jones 4,613 33.71 -2.44 Independent politician George William Murray 4,531 33.11 Independent politician Frederick Brinsden 4,454 32.54 Citizens #00529F William Donald 4,376 31.97 Independent politician Arthur Anthony Rose 3,779 27.61 Independent politician Walter Harry Murray 3,648 26.65 Independent politician Percy Spender 3,620 26.45 Independent politician William Richardson 3,587 26.21 Social Democratic Party (New Zealand) Michael Joseph Savage 3,580 26.16 Independent politician William Thompson 3,574 26.11 -9.12 Independent politician Charles Edgar Palmer 3,490 25.50 Social Democratic Party (New Zealand) Tom Bloodworth 3,326 24.30 Independent politician Frederick David Parsons 3,292 24.05 Social Democratic Party (New Zealand) Thomas Long 3,040 22.21 -14.20 Social Democratic Party (New Zealand) Wesley Richards 2,930 21.41 Independent politician Joseph Zahara 2,426 17.72 Social Democratic Party (New Zealand) Charles Arthur Watts 2,129 15.55 Social Democratic Party (New Zealand) Oscar McBrine 2,010 14.68 Notes References Graham W. A. Bush Decently and in Order: The Government of the City of Auckland 1840-1971 Auckland Collins 1971 autocollapse Category:Mayoral elections in Auckland Category:1915 elections in New Zealand Category:Politics of the Auckland Region Category:1910s in Auckland