Local elections in New Zealand

Local elections are held every three years in New Zealand to elect local government politicians.

Elections

• New Zealand local elections, 2004
• New Zealand local elections, 2007
• New Zealand local elections, 2010
• New Zealand local elections, 2013

Elections by city

• Auckland local elections, 2010
• Dunedin local elections, 2010

Mayoral elections

• Auckland mayoral election, 2010

• Christchurch mayoral election, 2010
• Christchurch mayoral election, 2013

• Dunedin mayoral election, 2004
• Dunedin mayoral election, 2007
• Dunedin mayoral election, 2010

• Invercargill mayoral election, 2010

• Wellington City mayoral election, 2001
• Wellington City mayoral election, 2004
• Wellington City mayoral election, 2007
• Wellington City mayoral election, 2010

See also

• Politics of New Zealand
• Local government in New Zealand

References

External links

• Local Government New Zealand

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