Raglan (New Zealand electorate)
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Raglan is a former New Zealand Parliamentary electorate.
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[edit] History
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The Raglan electorate existed from 1861 to 1870, from 1911 to 1978, and then from 1984 to 1996.
In 1996, Simon Upton who was then the MP for Raglan chose to become a list MP. He resigned in 2001.
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The Raglan electorate is on the West coast of the Waikato region, and is based on the small town of Raglan.
[edit] Election results
Election | Winner | |
1911 election | Richard Bollard (Reform) | |
1914 election | ||
1919 election | ||
1922 election | ||
1925 election | ||
1927 by-election | William Lee Martin (Labour) | |
1928 election | ||
1931 election | Daniel Stewart Reid (Reform) | |
1935 election | William Lee Martin (Labour) | |
1938 election | ||
1943 election | Robert Coulter (Labour) | |
1946 by-election | Hallyburton Johnstone (National) | |
1946 election | Alan Baxter (Labour) | |
1949 election | Hallyburton Johnstone (National) | |
1951 election | ||
1954 election | ||
1957 election | Douglas Carter (National) | |
1960 election | ||
1963 election | ||
1966 election | ||
1969 election | ||
1972 election | ||
1975 election | Marilyn Waring (National) | |
1978 election | Marilyn Waring (National) (for Waipa) | |
1981 election | ||
1984 election | Simon Upton (National) | |
1987 election | ||
1990 election | ||
1993 election | ||
1996 election | ||