Party lists in the 2014 New Zealand general election

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The 2014 New Zealand general election, which was held on 20 September 2014, saw the election of 121 candidates — 71 from electorates, 1 overhang, and the remaining 49 from ranked party lists. This page lists candidates by party, including their ranking by party list where applicable.

Within each section, parties are ordered according to their last election result. Where a ranked party list has not been published, or does not cover all announced candidates, candidates are displayed in alphabetical order.

Incumbent parliamentary parties

National Party

The New Zealand National Party released its party list on 27 July 2014.^[1] It has also named candidates for every electorate.^[2] One current MP, Claudette Hauiti, was initially announced as the party's candidate for Kelston, but subsequently decided to leave politics.^[3] The party list was altered to elevate her replacement, Christopher Penk, from his initial 75th ranking.^[4]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Key John Key	AElectorate	Helensville	0011	B1000	AY Won Helensville	CN Left parliament in 2017
2	English Bill English	AElectorate	ZZ	0022	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
3	Carter David Carter	BList	ZZ	01010	A093+7	BY Elected from list	Z
4	Brownlee Gerry Brownlee	AElectorate	Ilam	0044	B1000	AY Won Ilam	Z
5	Joyce Steven Joyce	BList	ZZ	01313	A092+8	BY Elected from list	Z
6	Collins Judith Collins	AElectorate	Papakura	0077	A099+1	AY Won Papakura	Z
7	Parata Hekia Parata	BList	Mana	01818	A089+11	BY Elected from list	Z
8	Finlayson Chris Finlayson	BList	Rongotai	0099	A099+1	BY Elected from list	Z
9	Bennett Paula Bennett	AElectorate	Upper Harbour	01414	A095+5	AY Won Upper Harbour	Z
10	Coleman Jonathan Coleman	AElectorate	Northcote	01616	A094+6	AY Won Northcote	Z
11	McCully Murray McCully	AElectorate	East Coast Bays	01111	B1000	AY Won East Coast Bays	Z
12	Tolley Anne Tolley	AElectorate	East Coast	0088	C104-4	AY Won East Coast	Z
13	Smith Nick Smith	AElectorate	Nelson	0066	C107-7	AY Won Nelson	Z
14	Groser Tim Groser	BList	New Lynn	01212	C102-2	BY Elected from list	CN Left parliament in 2015
15	Adams Amy Adams	AElectorate	Selwyn	02828	A087+13	AY Won Selwyn	Z
16	Guy Nathan Guy	AElectorate	Otaki Ōtaki	02020	A096+4	AY Won Ōtaki	Z
17	Foss Craig Foss	AElectorate	Tukituki	02121	A096+4	AY Won Tukituki	Z
18	Bridges Simon Bridges	AElectorate	Tauranga	03030	A088+12	AY Won Tauranga	Z
19	Kaye Nikki Kaye	AElectorate	Auckland Central	03333	A086+14	AY Won Auckland Central	Z
20	Woodhouse Michael Woodhouse	BList	Dunedin North	03131	A089+11	BY Elected from list	Z
21	Goodhew Jo Goodhew	AElectorate	Rangitata	02323	A098+2	AY Won Rangitata	Z
22	Borrows Chester Borrows	AElectorate	Whanganui	03232	A090+10	AY Won Whanganui	Z
23	McClay Todd McClay	AElectorate	Rotorua	04747	A076+24	AY Won Rotorua	Z
24	Lotu-Iiga Sam Lotu-Iiga	AElectorate	Maungakiekie	02929	A095+5	AY Won Maungakiekie	Z
25	Wagner Nicky Wagner	AElectorate	Christchurch Central	04242	A083+17	AY Won Christchurch Central	Z
26	Tisch Lindsay Tisch	AElectorate	Waikato	02424	C102-2	AY Won Waikato	Z
27	Upston Louise Upston	AElectorate	Taupō	04444	A083+17	AY Won Taupō	Z
28	Macindoe Tim Macindoe	AElectorate	Hamilton West	04949	A079+21	AY Won Hamilton West	Z
29	Ross Jami-Lee Ross	AElectorate	Botany	05454	A075+25	AY Won Botany	Z
30	Goldsmith Paul Goldsmith	BList	Epsom	03939	A091+9	BY Elected from list	Z
31	Lee Melissa Lee	BList	Mount Albert	03434	A097+3	BY Elected from list	Z
32	Bakshi Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi	BList	Manukau East	03535	A097+3	BY Elected from list	Z
33	Yang Jian Yang	BList	ZZ	03636	A097+3	BY Elected from list	Z
34	Ngaro Alfred Ngaro	BList	Te Atatū	03737	A097+3	BY Elected from list	Z
35	Williamson Maurice Williamson	AElectorate	Pakuranga	01919	C116-16	AY Won Pakuranga	Z
36	Dean Jacqui Dean	AElectorate	Waitaki	04141	A095+5	AY Won Waitaki	Z
37	Bennett David Bennett	AElectorate	Hamilton East	04848	A089+11	AY Won Hamilton East	Z
38	Young Jonathan Young	AElectorate	New Plymouth	04545	A093+7	AY Won New Plymouth	Z
39	Hudson Brett Hudson	Z	Ohariu Ōhariu	07373	A066+34	BY Elected from list	Z
40	Barry Maggie Barry	AElectorate	North Shore	05757	A083+17	AY Won North Shore	Z
41	McKelvie Ian McKelvie	AElectorate	Rangitīkei	05858	A083+17	AY Won Rangitīkei	Z
42	Mitchell Mark Mitchell	AElectorate	Rodney	05959	A083+17	AY Won Rodney	Z
43	O'Connor Simon O'Connor	AElectorate	Tamaki Tāmaki	06262	A081+19	AY Won Tāmaki	Z
44	Sabin Mike Sabin	AElectorate	Northland	06060	A084+16	AY Won Northland	CN Left parliament in 2015
45	Simpson Scott Simpson	AElectorate	Coromandel	06161	A084+16	AY Won Coromandel	Z
46	Foster-Bell Paul Foster-Bell	BList	Wellington Central	05656	A090+10	BY Elected from list	Z
47	Hayes Jo Hayes	BList	Christchurch East	06464	A083+17	BY Elected from list	Z
48	Parmar Parmjeet Parmar	Z	Mount Roskill	999999—	Z14899—	BY Elected from list	Z
49	Bishop Chris Bishop	Z	Hutt South	999999—	Z14999—	BY Elected from list	Z
50	Korako Nuk Korako	Z	Port Hills	999999—	Z15099—	BY Elected from list	Z
51	Naylor Jono Naylor	Z	Palmerston North	999999—	Z15199—	BY Elected from list	Z
52	Pugh Maureen Pugh	Z	West Coast-Tasman	999999—	Z15299—	Z	BY Replaced Tim Groser in 2015
53	Turner Misa Fia Turner	Z	Mangere Māngere	999999—	Z15399—	Z	Z
54	Barclay Todd Barclay	Z	Clutha-Southland	999999—	Z15499—	AY Won Clutha-Southland	Z
55	Bayly Andrew Bayly	Z	Hunua	999999—	Z15599—	AY Won Hunua	Z
56	Doocey Matt Doocey	Z	Waimakariri	999999—	Z15699—	AY Won Waimakariri	Z
57	Dowie Sarah Dowie	Z	Invercargill	999999—	Z15799—	AY Won Invercargill	Z
58	Kuriger Barbara Kuriger	Z	Taranaki-King Country	999999—	Z15899—	AY Won Taranaki-King Country	Z
59	Muller Todd Muller	Z	Bay of Plenty	999999—	Z15999—	AY Won Bay of Plenty	Z
60	Reti Shane Reti	Z	Whangarei	999999—	Z16099—	AY Won Whangarei	Z
61	Scott Alastair Scott	Z	Wairarapa	999999—	Z16199—	AY Won Wairarapa	Z
62	Smith Stuart Smith	Z	Kaikōura	999999—	Z16299—	AY Won Kaikōura	Z
63	Walford Wayne Walford	Z	Napier	999999—	Z16399—	Z	Z
64	Brown Simeon Brown	Z	Manurewa	999999—	Z16499—	Z	Z
65	Walker Hamish Walker	Z	Dunedin South	999999—	Z16599—	Z	Z
66	Holden Lewis Holden	Z	Rimutaka	999999—	Z16699—	Z	Z
67	Varley Karl Varley	Z	Wigram	07575	A092+8	Z	Z
68	Penk Chris Penk	Z	Kelston	999999—	Z16899—	Z	Z
69	Cooper Linda Cooper	Z	ZZ	07474	A095+5	Z	Z
70	O'Dwyer Letitia O'Dwyer	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z17099—	Z	Z
71	Bridges Mark Bridges	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z17199—	Z	Z
72	Sokratov Boris Sokratov	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z17299—	Z	Z
73	Evetts Matthew Evetts	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z17399—	Z	Z
74	O'Fallon Carolyn O'Fallon	Z	ZZ	07070	C104-4	Z	Z
75	Littlewood Charlotte Littlewood	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z17599—	Z	Z

Labour Party

The New Zealand Labour Party released its ranked party list and named its electorate candidates prior to the close of nominations.^[5]^[6]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Cunliffe David Cunliffe	AElectorate	New Lynn	0033	A098+2	AY Won New Lynn	CN Left parliament in 2014
2	Parker David Parker	BList	ZZ	0044	A098+2	BY Elected from list	Z
3	Robertson Grant Robertson	AElectorate	Wellington Central	01414	A089+11	AY Won Wellington Central	Z
4	King Annette King	AElectorate	Rongotai	0022	C102-2	AY Won Rongotai	Z
5	Ardern Jacinda Ardern	BList	Auckland Central	01313	A092+8	BY Elected from list	AY Replaced David Shearer in the 2017 Mount Albert by-election
6	Mahuta Nanaia Mahuta	AElectorate	Hauraki-Waikato	01212	A094+6	AY Won Hauraki-Waikato	Z
7	Twyford Phil Twyford	AElectorate	Te Atatū	03333	A074+26	AY Won Te Atatū	Z
8	Cosgrove Clayton Cosgrove	BList	Waimakariri	0088	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
9	Hipkins Chris Hipkins	AElectorate	Rimutaka	03030	A079+21	AY Won Rimutaka	Z
10	Moroney Sue Moroney	BList	Hamilton West	01010	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
11	Little Andrew Little	BList	New Plymouth	01515	A096+4	BY Elected from list	Z
12	Wall Louisa Wall	AElectorate	Manurewa	999999—	Z11299—	AY Won Manurewa	Z
13	Shearer David Shearer	AElectorate	Mount Albert	03131	A082+18	AY Won Mount Albert	CN Left parliament in 2016
14	Sio William Sio	AElectorate	Mangere Māngere	01717	A097+3	AY Won Māngere	Z
15	Street Maryan Street	BList	Nelson	0077	C108-8	EN Lost seat	Z
16	Goff Phil Goff	AElectorate	Mount Roskill	0011	C115-15	AY Won Mount Roskill	CN Left parliament in 2016
17	Mackey Moana Mackey	BList	East Coast	01919	A098+2	EN Lost seat	Z
18	Davis Kelvin Davis	BList	Te Tai Tokerau	02323	A095+5	AY Won Te Tai Tokerau	Z
19	Whaitiri Meka Whaitiri	AElectorate	Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	999999—	Z11999—	AY Won Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	Z
20	Woods Megan Woods	AElectorate	Wigram	04747	A073+27	AY Won Wigram	Z
21	Huo Raymond Huo	BList	ZZ	02121	B1000	EN Lost seat	BY Replaced Jacinda Ardern (in her role as list MP) in 2017
22	O'Connor Damien O'Connor	AElectorate	West Coast-Tasman	999999—	Z12299—	AY Won West Coast-Tasman	Z
23	Radhakrishnan Priyanca Radhakrishnan	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z12399—	Z	Z
24	Lees-Galloway Iain Lees-Galloway	AElectorate	Palmerston North	03737	A087+13	AY Won Palmerston North	Z
25	Jones Rachel Jones	Z	Tauranga	999999—	Z12599—	Z	Z
26	Clark David Clark	AElectorate	Dunedin North	04949	A077+23	AY Won Dunedin North	Z
27	Beaumont Carol Beaumont	BList	Maungakiekie	02222	C105-5	EN Lost seat	Z
28	Williams Poto Williams	AElectorate	Christchurch East	999999—	Z12899—	AY Won Christchurch East	Z
29	Sepuloni Carmel Sepuloni	C(Former MP)	Kelston	02424	C105-5	AY Won Kelston	Z
30	Coffey Tāmati Coffey	Z	Rotorua	999999—	Z13099—	Z	Z
31	Salesa Jenny Salesa	Z	Manukau East	999999—	Z13199—	AY Won Manukau East	Z
32	Craig Liz Craig	Z	Clutha-Southland	999999—	Z13299—	Z	Z
33	Russell Deborah Russell	Z	Rangitīkei	999999—	Z13399—	Z	Z
34	Prime Willow-Jean Prime	Z	Northland	999999—	Z13499—	Z	Z
35	Mika Jerome Mika	Z	Papakura	03636	A099+1	Z	Z
36	Milne Tony Milne	Z	Christchurch Central	999999—	Z13699—	Z	Z
37	Andersen Ginny Andersen	Z	Ohariu Ōhariu	999999—	Z13799—	Z	Z
38	Szabó Claire Szabó	Z	North Shore	999999—	Z13899—	Z	Z
39	Wood Michael Wood	Z	Epsom	03232	C107-7	Z	AY Replaced Phil Goff in the 2016 Mount Roskill by-election
40	Williams Arena Williams	Z	Hunua	999999—	Z14099—	Z	Z
41	McDouall Hamish McDouall	Z	Whanganui	05252	A089+11	Z	Z
42	Rahman Anjum Rahman	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z14299—	Z	Z
43	Kaushal Sunny Kaushal	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z14399—	Z	Z
44	Greer Christine Greer	Z	Waikato	999999—	Z14499—	Z	Z
45	Gaylor Penny Gaylor	Z	Taranaki-King Country	999999—	Z14599—	Z	Z
46	Walker Janette Walker	Z	Kaikōura	999999—	Z14699—	Z	Z
47	Hills Richard Hills	Z	Northcote	05050	A097+3	Z	Z
48	Halbert Shanan Halbert	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z14899—	Z	Z
49	Suisuiki Anahila Kanongata'a-Suisuiki	Z	ZZ	05151	A098+2	Z	Z
50	Wilson Clare Wilson	Z	Bay of Plenty	999999—	Z15099—	Z	Z
51	Dann James Dann	Z	Ilam	999999—	Z15199—	Z	Z
52	Ellis Kelly Ellis	Z	Whangarei	999999—	Z15299—	Z	Z
53	Haddock Corrie Haddock	Z	Helensville	999999—	Z15399—	Z	Z
54	Strange Jamie Strange	Z	Taupō	999999—	Z15499—	Z	Z
55	Paul Katie Paul	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z15599—	Z	Z
56	Gibson Steven Gibson	Z	Rangitata	999999—	Z15699—	Z	Z
57	Wu Chao-Fu Wu	Z	Tamaki Tāmaki	07070	A087+13	Z	Z
58	Grimshaw Paul Grimshaw	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z15899—	Z	Z
59	Dorreen Tracey Dorreen	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z15999—	Z	Z
60	Mamedov Tofik Mamedov	Z	Botany	999999—	Z16099—	Z	Z
61	Toroa Hikiera Toroa	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z16199—	Z	Z
62	Tyler Hugh Tyler	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z16299—	Z	Z
63	Elliot Susan Elliot	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z16399—	Z	Z
64	Buckingham Simon Buckingham	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z16499—	Z	Z

Green Party

In March 2014, the Green Party released an "initial draft" of their party list, intended for internal party consultation and voting, which ranked forty-one candidates out of a larger candidate pool.^[7]^[8] A party list of thirty-nine people was revealed on 25 May.^[9]^[10]^[11] The twelfth-ranked candidate, incumbent MP Holly Walker, subsequently withdrew from the list for family reasons, causing other candidates to move up one place.^[12] The party's final list ranks fifty-nine people, with those not previously included being ranked alphabetically.^[13]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Turei Metiria Turei	BList	Dunedin North	0011	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
2	Norman Russel Norman	BList	Rongotai	0022	B1000	BY Elected from list	CN Left parliament in 2015
3	Hague Kevin Hague	BList	West Coast-Tasman	0033	B1000	BY Elected from list	CN Left parliament in 2016
4	Sage Eugenie Sage	BList	Port Hills	0066	A098+2	BY Elected from list	Z
5	Hughes Gareth Hughes	BList	ZZ	0077	A098+2	BY Elected from list	Z
6	Delahunty Catherine Delahunty	BList	Coromandel	0044	C102-2	BY Elected from list	Z
7	Graham Kennedy Graham	BList	Helensville	0055	C102-2	BY Elected from list	Z
8	Genter Julie Anne Genter	BList	Epsom	01313	A095+5	BY Elected from list	Z
9	Mathers Mojo Mathers	BList	Christchurch East	01414	A095+5	BY Elected from list	Z
10	Logie Jan Logie	BList	Mana	0099	C101-1	BY Elected from list	Z
11	Clendon David Clendon	BList	Northland	0088	C103-3	BY Elected from list	Z
12	Shaw James Shaw	Z	Wellington Central	01515	A097+3	BY Elected from list	Z
13	Roche Denise Roche	BList	Auckland Central	01111	C102-2	BY Elected from list	Z
14	Browning Steffan Browning	BList	Kaikōura	01010	C104-4	BY Elected from list	Z
15	Davidson Marama Davidson	Z	Tamaki Makaurau Tāmaki Makaurau	999999—	Z11599—	Z	BY Replaced Russel Norman in 2015
16	Coates Barry Coates	Z	Mount Roskill	999999—	Z11699—	Z	BY Replaced Kevin Hague in 2016
17	Hart John Hart	Z	Wairarapa	999999—	Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Kennedy David Kennedy	Z	Invercargill	02323	A095+5	Z	Z
19	Elley Jeanette Elley	Z	Mount Albert	01919	B1000	Z	Z
20	McDonald Jack McDonald	Z	Te Tai Hauāuru	04646	A074+26	Z	Z
21	Moorhouse David Moorhouse	Z	Christchurch Central	05252	A069+31	Z	Z
22	Rotmann Sea Rotmann	Z	ZZ	02020	C102-2	Z	Z
23	Leckinger Richard Leckinger	Z	Maungakiekie	01717	C106-6	Z	Z
24	Perinpanayagam Umesh Perinpanayagam	Z	Manukau East	999999—	Z12499—	Z	Z
25	Ruthven Susanne Ruthven	Z	Rimutaka	999999—	Z12599—	Z	Z
26	Moore Teresa Moore	Z	East Coast Bays	05151	A075+25	Z	Z
27	Langsbury Dora Roimata Langsbury	Z	Te Tai Tonga	02222	C105-5	Z	Z
28	Woodley Tane Woodley	Z	Ohariu Ōhariu	02424	C104-4	Z	Z
29	Perley Chris Perley	Z	Tukituki	999999—	Z12999—	Z	Z
30	Goldsmith Rachel Goldsmith	Z	Clutha-Southland	03737	A093+7	Z	Z
31	Kelcher John Kelcher	Z	Ilam	03939	A092+8	Z	Z
32	Rogers Daniel Rogers	Z	New Lynn	999999—	Z13299—	Z	Z
33	Wesley Richard Wesley	Z	Wigram	06161	A072+28	Z	Z
34	Smithson Anne-Elise Smithson	Z	Northcote	999999—	Z13499—	Z	Z
35	McAll Malcolm McAll	Z	Rodney	999999—	Z13599—	Z	Z
36	Ford Chris Ford	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z13699—	Z	Z
37	Hunt Reuben Hunt	Z	Waimakariri	999999—	Z13799—	Z	Z
38	Bailey Paul Bailey	Z	Napier	03131	C107-7	Z	Z
39	Conroy Caroline Conroy	Z	Papakura	03434	C105-5	Z	Z
40	Coutts Sue Coutts	Z	Waitaki	03535	C105-5	Z	Z
41	Doherty Paul Doherty	Z	Whangarei	999999—	Z14199—	Z	Z
42	Drew Maddy Drew	Z	Otaki Ōtaki	999999—	Z14299—	Z	Z
43	Gallagher Shane Gallagher	Z	Dunedin South	02727	C116-16	Z	Z
44	Hill Peter Hill	Z	Selwyn	999999—	Z14499—	Z	Z
45	Irwin Ruth Irwin	Z	Kelston	999999—	Z14599—	Z	Z
46	Kani Henare Kani	Z	Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	999999—	Z14699—	Z	Z
47	Maclean Gavin Maclean	Z	East Coast	999999—	Z14799—	Z	Z
48	Mayne Nicholas Mayne	Z	Upper Harbour	999999—	Z14899—	Z	Z
49	McLean Ian McLean	Z	Tauranga	04747	C102-2	Z	Z
50	Moore Robert Moore	Z	Taranaki-King Country	05050	B1000	Z	Z
51	Roberts Sarah Roberts	Z	New Plymouth	999999—	Z15199—	Z	Z
52	Robertson Colin Robertson	Z	Nelson	999999—	Z15299—	Z	Z
53	Robinson Dave Robinson	Z	Taupō	999999—	Z15399—	Z	Z
54	Servian Mark Servian	Z	Hamilton East	999999—	Z15499—	Z	Z
55	Siggaard Dorthe Siggaard	Z	Tamaki Tāmaki	999999—	Z15599—	Z	Z
56	Stansfield Brett Stansfield	Z	North Shore	05454	C102-2	Z	Z
57	Stewart Gary Stewart	Z	Te Atatū	05656	C101-1	Z	Z
58	Strickson-Pua Mua Strickson-Pua	Z	Mangere Māngere	999999—	Z15899—	Z	Z
59	Tupou Patricia Tupou	Z	Manurewa	999999—	Z15999—	Z	Z

New Zealand First

New Zealand First announced a party list of twenty-five people on 26 August.^[14] The party's final list ranks thirty-one people.^[13] A number of electorate selections were also announced, including one (Mere Takoko) who did have a list ranking.^[15]^[16]^[17]^[18]^[19]^[20]^[21] Sitting MP Andrew Williams was initially announced as an electorate candidate, but is no longer standing.^[22]^[23]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Peters Winston Peters	BList	ZZ	0011	B1000	BY Elected from list	AY Replaced Mike Sabin in the 2015 Northland by-election
2	Martin Tracey Martin	BList	Rodney	0022	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
3	Prosser Richard Prosser	BList	Waimakariri	0044	A099+1	BY Elected from list	Z
4	Tabuteau Fletcher Tabuteau	Z	Rotorua	01111	A093+7	BY Elected from list	Z
5	Stewart Barbara Stewart	BList	Waikato	0055	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
6	Mitchell Clayton Mitchell	Z	Tauranga	999999—	Z10699—	BY Elected from list	Z
7	O'Rourke Denis O'Rourke	BList	Port Hills	0077	B1000	BY Elected from list	Z
8	Paraone Pita Paraone	C(Former MP)	Whangarei	01212	A096+4	BY Elected from list	Z
9	Mark Ron Mark	C(Former MP)	Wairarapa	999999—	Z10999—	BY Elected from list	Z
10	Ball Darroch Ball	Z	Palmerston North	999999—	Z11099—	BY Elected from list	Z
11	Bindra Mahesh Bindra	Z	Mount Roskill	02121	A090+10	BY Elected from list	Z
12	Bond Ria Bond	Z	Invercargill	999999—	Z11299—	Z	BY Replaced Winston Peters (in his role as list MP) in 2015
13	Paroro Mataroa Paroro	Z	Hutt South	999999—	Z11399—	Z	Z
14	Rudzki Romuald Rudzki	Z	Rangitīkei	999999—	Z11499—	Z	Z
15	Reeves Jon Reeves	Z	Hunua	999999—	Z11599—	Z	Z
16	Lole-Taylor Asenati Taylor	BList	Manukau East	0088	C108-8	EN Lost seat	Z
17	Catchpole Brent Catchpole	C(Former MP)	Papakura	01313	C104-4	Z	Z
18	Abraham George Abraham	Z	Christchurch Central	999999—	Z11899—	Z	Z
19	Dolman Ray Dolman	Z	Bay of Plenty	999999—	Z11999—	Z	Z
20	Barr Hugh Barr	Z	Wellington Central	01010	C110-10	Z	Z
21	Degia-Pala Anne Degia-Pala	Z	Kelston	999999—	Z12199—	Z	Z
22	Campbell Steve Campbell	Z	Kaikōura	999999—	Z12299—	Z	Z
23	Perry Edwin Perry	C(Former MP)	Taupō	02222	C101-1	Z	Z
24	Gudgeon Bill Gudgeon	C(Former MP)	Hamilton West	01616	C108-8	Z	Z
25	Pierson Brent Pierson	Z	Rongotai	02727	A098+2	Z	Z
26	Hunt Aaron Hunt	Z	Rimutaka	999999—	Z12699—	Z	Z
27	Hall John Hall	Z	Manurewa	999999—	Z12799—	Z	Z
28	Taurima Richard Taurima	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z12899—	Z	Z
29	Ertel Grant Ertel	Z	Coromandel	999999—	Z12999—	Z	Z
30	Lyon Cliff Lyon	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z13099—	Z	Z
31	Woods Bill Woods	Z	Selwyn	999999—	Z13199—	Z	Z

Māori Party

The

Māori Party announced a list of twenty-four people on 25 August.^[24] In addition, there is one announced electorate candidate (Susan Cullen) who is not on the list.^[25]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Flavell Te Ururoa Flavell	AElectorate	Waiariki	0099	A092+8	AY Won Waiariki	Z
2	Fox Marama Fox	Z	Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	999999—	Z10299—	BY Elected from list	Z
3	McKenzie Chris McKenzie	Z	Te Tai Hauāuru	999999—	Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Paenga Te Hira Paenga	Z	Te Tai Tokerau	999999—	Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Button Ngaire Button	Z	Te Tai Tonga	999999—	Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Tuaine Nancy Tuaine	Z	Whanganui	999999—	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Iti Tame Iti	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Kiel Eraia Kiel	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Kaipo Anaru Kaipo	Z	Whangarei	999999—	Z10999—	Z	Z
10	Bhana Raewyn Bhana	Z	Manurewa	999999—	Z11099—	Z	Z
11	Glavish Rangimarie Naida Glavish	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z11199—	Z	Z
12	Reriti-Crofts Aroha Reriti-Crofts	Z	Waimakariri	999999—	Z11299—	Z	Z
13	Te Hau Hinurewa Te Hau	Z	Upper Harbour	999999—	Z11399—	Z	Z
14	Phillips Tom Phillips	Z	Hunua	01414	B1000	Z	Z
15	Ohia-Gate Verna Ohia-Gate	Z	Tauranga	999999—	Z11599—	Z	Z
16	Kendall Ann Kendall	Z	Papakura	999999—	Z11699—	Z	Z
17	Pakinga Hiria Pakinga	Z	Coromandel	999999—	Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Winitana Claire Winitana	Z	Taupō	999999—	Z11899—	Z	Z
19	Smith Ra Smith	Z	Wairarapa	999999—	Z11999—	Z	Z
20	Davidson Lenis Davidson	Z	Christchurch Central	999999—	Z12099—	Z	Z
21	Mataki Tania Mataki	Z	Christchurch East	999999—	Z12199—	Z	Z
22	Gardyne Sheryl Gardyne	Z	Selwyn	999999—	Z12299—	Z	Z
23	Phillips Te Whe Ariki Phillips	Z	Wigram	999999—	Z12399—	Z	Z
24	Wakefield Benita Wakefield	Z	Ilam	999999—	Z12499—	Z	Z

Internet MANA

The Mana Movement and the Internet Party announced prior to the election that they would contest the election with a joint party list.^[26]^[27] The top six places on the combined list were specifically assigned to one of the two parties (Mana takes the first, third and fourth; the Internet Party takes the second, fifth, and sixth), while the remaining places will alternate between the two as far as thirty.^[28] The Internet Party announced a list of fifteen candidates (to be integrated into the joint list) on 19 June.^[29]^[30] The Mana Party announced its own list selections on 18 August, and has also named one electorate candidate (Georgina Beyer) who will not have a list ranking.^[31]^[32]^[33]^[34]^[35]^[36]^[37]

Rank	Name	Component Party	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Harawira Hone Harawira	Mana	AElectorate	Te Tai Tokerau	0011	B1000	EN Lost seat	Z
2	Harré Laila Harré	Internet	C(Former MP)	Helensville	999999—	Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Sykes Annette Sykes	Mana	Z	Waiariki	0022	C101-1	Z	Z
4	Minto John Minto	Mana	Z	Mount Roskill	0033	C101-1	Z	Z
5	Yong Chris Yong	Internet	Z	Te Atatū	999999—	Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Pierard Miriam Pierard	Internet	Z	Auckland Central	999999—	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Nikora Te Hāmua Nikora	Mana	Z	Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	999999—	Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Currin David Currin	Internet	Z	Whangarei	999999—	Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Papali'i James Papali'i	Mana	Z	Mangere Māngere	0066	C103-3	Z	Z
10	Ballantine Beverley Ballantine	Internet	Z	Ilam	999999—	Z11099—	Z	Z
11	Greensill Angeline Greensill	Mana	Z	Hauraki-Waikato	0088	C103-3	Z	Z
12	Ho Gil Ho	Internet	Z	Northcote	999999—	Z11299—	Z	Z
13	O'Dea Pat O'Dea	Mana	Z	Epsom	01515	A098+2	Z	Z
14	Farvid Pani Farvid	Internet	Z	Palmerston North	999999—	Z11499—	Z	Z
15	Ngata Makelisi Ngata	Mana	Z	Upper Harbour	999999—	Z11599—	Z	Z
16	Salmon Patrick Salmon	Internet	Z	East Coast	999999—	Z11699—	Z	Z
17	Tipene Tangi Tipene	Mana	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Sami Roshni Sami	Internet	Z	Kelston	999999—	Z11899—	Z	Z
19	Carolan Joe Carolan	Mana	Z	Mount Albert	999999—	Z11999—	Z	Z
20	Valentine Callum Valentine	Internet	Z	Wellington Central	999999—	Z12099—	Z	Z
21	Finau Sitaleki Finau	Mana	Z	Maungakiekie	999999—	Z12199—	Z	Z
22	Keinzley Grant Keinzley	Internet	Z	Taranaki-King Country	999999—	Z12299—	Z	Z
23	Trinder Joe Trinder	Mana	Z	Manukau East	999999—	Z12399—	Z	Z
24	McClintock Lois McClintock	Internet	Z	Wigram	999999—	Z12499—	Z	Z
25	Paretutanganui-Tamati Ariana Paretutanganui-Tamati	Mana	Z	Rongotai	999999—	Z12599—	Z	Z
26	Stewart Robert Stewart	Internet	Z	Dunedin North	999999—	Z12699—	Z	Z
27	Gibson Lisa Gibson	Mana	Z	Tamaki Tāmaki	999999—	Z12799—	Z	Z
28	Calver Raymond Calver	Internet	Z	Hamilton East	999999—	Z12899—	Z	Z
29	Pratley Heleyni Pratley	Mana	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z12999—	Z	Z
30	LePine Andrew LePine	Internet	Z	Dunedin South	999999—	Z13099—	Z	Z
31	Fowler Roger Fowler	Mana	Z	Papakura	999999—	Z13199—	Z	Z
32	Dainty Yvonne Dainty	Mana	Z	Manurewa	999999—	Z13299—	Z	Z

ACT

ACT New Zealand announced a twenty-person list on 13 July, and released a modified version (with Max Whitehead omitted and Tim Kronfeld added to the end) in mid-August.^[38]^[39] The party's final list ranks forty-one people, with those not previously included being ranked in alphabetical order.^[13]^[39]^[40]^[41]^[42]^[43]^[44]^[45]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	White Jamie Whyte	Z	Pakuranga	999999—	Z10199—	Z	Z
2	Wang Kenneth Wang	C(Former MP)	ZZ	999999—	Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Grieve Robin Grieve	Z	Whangarei	01414	A089+11	Z	Z
4	Houlbrooke Beth Houlbrooke	Z	Rodney	03838	A066+34	Z	Z
5	Nicolson Don Nicolson	Z	Clutha-Southland	0033	C102-2	Z	Z
6	Berry Stephen Berry	Z	Upper Harbour	999999—	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Kovalenko Dasha Kovalenko	Z	Auckland Central	999999—	Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Veale Gareth Veale	Z	Ilam	999999—	Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Cummings Ian Cummings	Z	Hunua	01919	A090+10	Z	Z
10	Muti Sara Muti	Z	Hamilton West	999999—	Z11099—	Z	Z
11	Severin Toni Severin	Z	Christchurch Central	01717	A094+6	Z	Z
12	Pirrie Phelan Pirrie	Z	Helensville	999999—	Z11299—	Z	Z
13	Fletcher Stephen Fletcher	Z	Te Atatū	999999—	Z11399—	Z	Z
14	Olsen David Olsen	Z	Coromandel	999999—	Z11499—	Z	Z
15	Kearney Nick Kearney	Z	North Shore	04141	A074+26	Z	Z
16	Fitzpatrick Sean Fitzpatrick	Z	Ohariu Ōhariu	ZZ99(Libertarianz: 2)	C114-14	Z	Z
17	Evans Richard Evans	Z	Kaikōura	999999—	Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Milne Michael Milne	Z	Tamaki Tāmaki	999999—	Z11899—	Z	Z
19	Smith Ron Smith	Z	Hamilton East	999999—	Z11999—	Z	Z
20	Kronfeld Tim Kronfeld	Z	Northcote	999999—	Z12099—	Z	Z
21	Atkinson Shane Atkinson	Z	Wairarapa	999999—	Z12199—	Z	Z
22	Burrow Mike Burrow	Z	Waikato	999999—	Z12299—	Z	Z
23	Carley Bruce Carley	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z12399—	Z	Z
24	Corbett Tom Corbett	Z	Rangitata	03333	A091+9	Z	Z
25	Davidson Alan Davidson	Z	Whanganui	03636	A089+11	Z	Z
26	Fergusson Tommy Fergusson	Z	Mount Albert	999999—	Z12699—	Z	Z
27	Gilbert Paul Gilbert	Z	Selwyn	999999—	Z12799—	Z	Z
28	Gray Lucy Gray^[a]	Z	New Plymouth	999999—	Z12899—	Z	Z
29	Grieve Shaun Grieve	Z	Wigram	999999—	Z12999—	Z	Z
30	Haycock Bruce Haycock	Z	Kelston	999999—	Z13099—	Z	Z
31	Hufflett Paul Hufflett	Z	Nelson	03939	A092+8	Z	Z
32	Jiang Peter Juang	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z13299—	Z	Z
33	Lennox Duncan Lennox	Z	Tukituki	999999—	Z13399—	Z	Z
34	McCabe Kath McCabe	Z	ZZ	0088	C126-26	Z	Z
35	Nelson Craig Nelson	Z	Northland	999999—	Z13599—	Z	Z
36	Nichols Colin Nichols	Z	ZZ	04747	A089+11	Z	Z
37	O'Sullivan Grae O'Sullivan	Z	Hutt South	999999—	Z13799—	Z	Z
38	Reeder Joanne Reeder	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z13899—	Z	Z
39	Russell Geoff Russell	Z	Port Hills	999999—	Z13999—	Z	Z
40	Thompson John Thompson	Z	Papakura	999999—	Z14099—	Z	Z
41	Wilson Neil Wilson	Z	Rangitikei	999999—	Z14199—	Z	Z

United Future

United Future announced its top ten list candidates (after the party leader) on 3 August 2014.^[47] Its final list is slightly modified, with the omission of Ram Parkash (originally ranked ninth) and the addition of Sam Park (eleventh).^[13] The party has also announced a number of electorate candidates.^[48]^[49]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Dunne Peter Dunne	AElectorate	Ohariu Ōhariu	0011	B1000	AY Won Ōhariu	Z
2	Simmons Alan Simmons	Z	Taupō	0055	A097+3	Z	Z
3	Light Damian Light	Z	Northcote	01212	A091+9	Z	Z
4	Eusoff Sultan Eusoff	Z	Rongotai	0044	B1000	Z	Z
5	Rickard Ben Rickard	Z	Bay of Plenty	999999—	Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Woolston Jason Woolston	Z	Kelston	999999—	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Stonyer Dave Stonyer	Z	Hutt South	999999—	Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Mockridge Bryan Mockridge	Z	Maungakiekie	0066	C102-2	Z	Z
9	Todd Quentin Todd	Z	Hamilton East	999999—	Z10999—	Z	Z
10	Maxwell James Maxwell	Z	Tauranga	999999—	Z11099—	Z	Z
11	Park Sam Park	Z	Christchurch East	999999—	Z11199—	Z	Z

Other registered parties

Conservative Party

The

Conservative Party released a full list of candidates for both the Party and electorate voted.^[50]^[51]^[52]^[53]^[54]^[55]^[56]^[57]^[58]^[59] It announced its top five list rankings on 22 August, and then announced a list of twenty people on 26 August.^[60]^[61]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Craig Colin Craig	Z	East Coast Bays	0011	B1000	Z	Z
2	Rankin Christine Rankin	Z	Epsom	999999—	Z10299—	Z	Z
3	McVicar Garth McVicar	Z	Napier	999999—	Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Perkin Melissa Perkin	Z	North Shore	999999—	Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Saafi Edward Saafi	Z	Mangere Māngere	999999—	Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Blair Callum Blair	Z	Upper Harbour	999999—	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Taylor Mel Taylor	Z	Northland	02323	A084+16	Z	Z
8	Taylor Steve Taylor	Z	New Lynn	999999—	Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Brown Roy Brown	Z	Rangitīkei	0066	C103-3	Z	Z
10	Young Paul Young	Z	Botany	01111	A099+1	Z	Z
11	Aubrey Donald Aubrey	Z	Waitaki	999999—	Z11199—	Z	Z
12	Dobbs Brian Dobbs	Z	Waikato	0055	C107-7	Z	Z
13	Stringer John Stringer	Z	Ilam	999999—	Z11399—	Z	Z
14	Heyns Anton Heyns	Z	Rodney	999999—	Z11499—	Z	Z
15	Brunner Michael Brunner	Z	Ohariu Ōhariu	999999—	Z11599—	Z	Z
16	Reid Brent Reid	Z	Wairarapa	02929	A087+13	Z	Z
17	Cunliffe Deborah Cunliffe	Z	Bay of Plenty	999999—	Z11799—	Z	Z
18	Lynch Philip Lynch	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z11899—	Z	Z
19	Hudson Howard Hudson	Z	Kaikōura	999999—	Z11999—	Z	Z
20	Ikelei Elliot Ikilei	Z	Manurewa	999999—	Z12099—	Z	Z

Legalise Cannabis Party

The Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party announced its first ten list rankings on 10 August, and later announced a slightly modified list of thirteen people on 20 August.^[62]^[63]^[64]^[65] Three candidates who had previously been announced (Paula Lambert in Christchurch Central, David Kent in Rongotai, and Richard Neutgens in Auckland Central) were not on the party's final candidates list.^[62]^[66]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Crawford Julian Crawford	Z	Dunedin South	0044	A097+3	Z	Z
2	Gray Abe Gray	Z	Dunedin North	01818	A084+16	Z	Z
3	Kingi Emma-Jane Kingi	Z	Te Tai Tonga	0077	A096+4	Z	Z
4	Gregory Alistair Gregory	Z	Wellington Central	999999—	Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Lye Jeffrey Lye	Z	Kelston	0055	B1000	Z	Z
6	Goode Richard Goode	Z	Mana	0099	A097+3	Z	Z
7	Manning Romana Manning	Z	Tukituki	01313	A094+6	Z	Z
8	Wilkinson Rob Wilkinson	Z	Christchurch Central	999999—	Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Dombrowski Jamie Dombroski	Z	New Plymouth	01515	A094+6	Z	Z
10	Mulqueen Sandy Mulqueen	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z11099—	Z	Z
11	McDermott Adrian McDermott	Z	Te Atatū	02020	A091+9	Z	Z
12	Heath Ant Heath	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z11299—	Z	Z
13	McMullan Paul McMullan	Z	ZZ	02828	A085+15	Z	Z

Democrats for Social Credit

The

New Zealand Democratic Party for Social Credit released a party and electorate candidates list.^[67] Its final list ranks thirty-five people.^[13]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	de Ruyter Stephnie de Ruyter	Z	Invercargill	0011	B1000	Z	Z
2	Leitch Chris Leitch	Z	Whangarei	999999—	Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Pemberton John Pemberton	Z	Taupō	0022	C101-1	Z	Z
4	Ransom Katherine Ransom	Z	Waikato	0044	B1000	Z	Z
5	Voight Warren Voight	Z	Dunedin South	0033	C102-2	Z	Z
6	Steemson Alida Steemson	Z	Ohariu Ōhariu	999999—	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	van Wieren Hessel van Wieren	Z	Waitaki	0066	C101-1	Z	Z
8	Leitch Andrew Leitch	Z	New Lynn	999999—	Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Jobsis Jason Jobsis	Z	Clutha-Southland	999999—	Z10999—	Z	Z
10	Knuckey James Knuckey	Z	Wellington Central	999999—	Z11099—	Z	Z
11	McKenzie Carolyn McKenzie	Z	Hamilton East	0055	C106-6	Z	Z
12	Columbus Robin Columbus	Z	Christchurch Central	999999—	Z11299—	Z	Z
13	Ryan Dick Ryan	Z	Tukituki	999999—	Z11399—	Z	Z
14	Alchin-Smith Harry Alchin-Smith	Z	East Coast	01515	A099+1	Z	Z
15	Rhodes Mischele Rhodes	Z	Hamilton West	999999—	Z11599—	Z	Z
16	Tamiti Hahona Rakiri Tamati	Z	Te Tai Tonga	999999—	Z11699—	Z	Z
17	Pulford Barry Pulford	Z	Napier	0099	C108-8	Z	Z
18	Adcock-White Peter Adcock-White	Z	Waimakariri	01717	C101-1	Z	Z
19	Livingston Tracy Livingston	Z	Bay of Plenty	999999—	Z11999—	Z	Z
20	Wilson David Wilson	Z	Northland	999999—	Z12099—	Z	Z
21	Mitchell Huia Mitchell	Z	Hunua	01111	C110-10	Z	Z
22	McCaskey John McCaskey	Z	Kaikōura	01010	C112-12	Z	Z
23	Ring John Ring	Z	Wigram	01818	C105-5	Z	Z
24	Mowat Miriam Mowat	Z	Dunedin North	999999—	Z12499—	Z	Z
25	Espin David Espin	Z	Taranaki-King Country	02020	C105-5	Z	Z
26	Smith Heather Marion Smith	Z	Whanganui	0077	C119-19	Z	Z
27	Gribben Gary Gribben	Z	Port Hills	02222	C105-5	Z	Z
28	Bayly Adrian Bayly	Z	Nelson	999999—	Z12899—	Z	Z
29	Leitch Tim Leitch	Z	North Shore	999999—	Z12999—	Z	Z
30	England Ron England	Z	Mana	02323	C107-7	Z	Z
31	Balsom Kelly Balsom	Z	ZZ	01919	C112-12	Z	Z
32	Baird Errol Baird	Z	ZZ	01616	C116-16	Z	Z
33	Hewlett Karl Hewlett	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z13399—	Z	Z
34	Balsom Kerry Balsom	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z13499—	Z	Z
35	Richards Robert Richards	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z13599—	Z	Z

Focus New Zealand

Focus New Zealand's party list consisted of eight people.^[13] It has announced electorate candidates.^[68]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Rintoul Ken Rintoul	Z	Northland	999999—	Z10199—	Z	Z
2	King Les King	Z	Whangarei	999999—	Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Oakley Terry Oakley	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Vujcich John Vujcich	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Flintoff Hayden Flintoff	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Singh Ranjit Singh	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Fairlie Julian Fairlie	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Gordon Christie Gordon	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10899—	Z	Z

1Law4All Party

A post to the 1Law4All Party's Facebook page indicated that the party will not be standing any candidates in the 2014 election. According to the message, the resignation of four out of five board members ("a deliberate act of sabotage") prevents the party from approving a candidate list before the official deadline, no candidates for the party ended up being submitted prior to the closure of nominations.^[69]

Independent Coalition

The NZ Independent Coalition announced a party list of ten people on 19 August 2014.^[70]^[71]^[72]^[73]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Horan Brendan Horan	BList	Bay of Plenty	ZZ99(NZ First: 6)	A095+5	EN Lost seat	Z
2	O'Neill Michael O'Neill	Z	Tauranga	999999—	Z10299—	Z	Z
3	Spellman Pat Spellman	Z	Waiariki	999999—	Z10399—	Z	Z
4	Rye-McGregor Joanne Rye-McGregor	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10499—	Z	Z
5	Keogh Jack Keogh	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10599—	Z	Z
6	Singh Barjindar Singh	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10699—	Z	Z
7	Barkley Karl Barkley	Z	Clutha-Southland	999999—	Z10799—	Z	Z
8	Gordon Wal Gordon	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10899—	Z	Z
9	Pollock Rick Pollock	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z10999—	Z	Z
10	Mollo Giovanni Mollo	Z	ZZ	999999—	Z11099—	Z	Z

Ban 1080

The Ban 1080 Party released a list of nine people on 19 August 2014.^[74] Its final list reversed the two final candidates.^[13]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Initial results	Later changes
1	Downard Mike Downard	Z	Coromandel	Z	Z
2	Wallace Bill Wallace	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
3	Salter Peter Salter	Z	West Coast-Tasman	Z	Z
4	Veint James Veint	Z	Clutha-Southland	Z	Z
5	Tomlinson Glen Tomlinson	Z	Kaikōura	Z	Z
6	Cheel Patricia Cheel	Z	East Coast Bays	Z	Z
7	McClunie Mike McClunie	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
8	Burrill John Burrill	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
9	Blick Andy Blick	Z	ZZ	Z	Z

Civilian Party

The Civilian Party's list ranked eight people.^[13]

Rank	Name	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Initial results	Later changes
1	Uffindell Ben Uffindell	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
2	Walsh Lucy-Jane Walsh	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
3	Gower Marcus Gower	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
4	Topp Michael Topp	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
5	O'Neill Katie O'Neill	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
6	Berger Harry Berger	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
7	McLeod Tim McLeod	Z	ZZ	Z	Z
8	Downing Kim Downing	Z	ZZ	Z	Z

Notes

^ Then known as James Gray.^[46]

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