2025 Auckland local board elections

2025 Auckland local board elections
11 October 2025
21 of 21 local boards
Party Boards +/–
No majority 6 +1
Labour 3 −2
C&R 3 −1
Manurewa-Papakura Action Team 2 0
City Vision 2 +2
Team Franklin 1 0
Shore Action 1 0
Living Upper Harbour 1 0
Future West 1 0
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
151 local board members
Party Seats +/–
Independent 32 +8
C&R 24 −3
Labour 23 −2
Manurewa-Papakura Action Team 13 +2
City Vision 12 +3
Team Franklin 8 0
Shore Action 7 −1
Future West 5 +1
Backing the Bays 4 +1
Living Upper Harbour 4 +1
#weknowhowick 2 −2
A Fresh Approach 2 −2
Coast Community 2 +1
Coast People 2 −1
Healthy and Happy 2 +2
WestWards 2 0
#LoveManurewa 1 −2
ACT Local 1 +1
Practical Not Political 1 −1
vacant[a] 4 +4
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

The 2025 Auckland local board elections (Māori: Nga Pōtitanga te Poari ā-Rohe o Tāmaki Makaurau 2025) were triennial elections held from 9 September until 11 October 2025 to elect the 151 members of Auckland Council's 21 local boards as part of that year's local elections in Auckland and nation-wide.

Maps

Summary

Affiliation of board members by local board

Local board Seats Board members Details Refs
2022 Elected
Albert-Eden 8 Communities and Residents 4 City Vision 5 Details [1]
City Vision 4 Communities and Residents 3
Aotea / Great Barrier 5 Independent 5 Independent 5 Details
Devonport-Takapuna 6 A Fresh Approach 4 A Fresh Approach 2 Details
Communities and Residents 2 Communities and Residents 2
Independent 2
Franklin 9 Team Franklin 8 Team Franklin 8 Details
Independent 1 Independent 1
Henderson-Massey 8 Labour 5 Labour 6 Details
Independent 3 WestWards 1
Independent 1
Hibiscus and Bays 8 Coast People 3 Backing the Bays 4 Details
Backing the Bays 3 Coast Community 2
Independent Locals 1 Coast People 2
Team Coast 1
Howick 11 #weknow 4 Independent 3 Details
Practical not Political 2 Communities and Residents 3
Communities and Residents 2 #weknowhowick 2
Independent 1 Healthy and Happy 2
Practical Not Political 1
Kaipātiki 8 Shore Action 8 Shore Action 7 Details
Independent 1
Māngere-Ōtāhuhu 7 Labour 7 Labour 7 Details
Manurewa 8 Manurewa Action Team 5 Manurewa Action Team 7 Details
#LoveManurewa 3 #LoveManurewa 1
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki 7 Labour 4 Communities and Residents 4 Details
Communities and Residents 3 Labour 3
Ōrākei 7 Communities and Residents 7 Communities and Residents 6 Details
ACT Local 1
Ōtara-Papatoetoe 7 Labour 5 vacant[a] 4 Details
Independently Papatoetoe 1 Labour 3
Independent 1
Papakura 6 Papakura Action Team 6 Papakura Action Team 6 Details
Puketāpapa 6 Communities and Residents 4 Communities and Residents 4 Details
Roskill Community Voice 2 City Vision 2
Rodney 9 Rodney First 5 Independent 9 Details
Independent 3
Upper Harbour 6 Living Upper Harbour 3 Living Upper Harbour 4 Details
Independent 3 Independent 2
Waiheke 5 Independent 5 Independent 5 Details
Waitākere Ranges 6 Future West 4 Future West 5 Details
WestWards 2 WestWards 1
Waitematā 7 Communities and Residents 4 City Vision 5 Details
City Vision 3 Communities and Residents 2
Whau 7 Labour 5 Labour 4 Details
Independent 2 Independent 3
All 21 local boards 151

Albert-Eden

2025 Albert-Eden Local Board election
11 October 2025
Registered74,052[2]
Turnout22,224 (30.01%)[2]
8 seats on the Albert-Eden Local Board
5 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
City Vision 5 +1
C&R 3 −1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
3 November 2025
 
Candidate Margi Watson
Party City Vision
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Kendyl Smith
C&R

 Elected Chair

Margi Watson
City Vision

Summary

Composition summary

Subdivision Previous Elected
Maungawhau Communities and Residents Kendyl Smith Communities and Residents Kendyl Smith
Communities and Residents Jack Tan Communities and Residents Jack Tan
Communities and Residents José Fowler Communities and Residents José Fowler
Communities and Residents Rex Smith City Vision Michelle Thorp
Owairaka City Vision Margi Watson City Vision Margi Watson
City Vision Christina Robertson City Vision Christina Robertson
City Vision Julia MaskillR City Vision Emma McInnes
City Vision Liv RoeR City Vision Jacqui Tay
R retired

Maungawhau subdivision

Maungawhau subdivision[1][2]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Communities and Residents Kendyl Smith† 5,738 51.79
Communities and Residents Jack Tan† 4,856 43.83
Communities and Residents José Fowler† 4,387 39.59
City Vision Michelle Thorp 4,376 39.49
Communities and Residents Rex Smith† 4,186 37.78
City Vision Mark Graham 4,181 37.73
City Vision Jonty Carroll 3,412 30.79
City Vision William Chalmers 3,133 28.28
Independent Paul Sun 2,492 22.49
Independent John McCallum 991 8.94
Informal 28 0.25
Blank 425 3.84
Turnout 11,080 (28.97)
Registered 38,249
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
City Vision gain Communities and Residents
† incumbent

Ōwairaka subdivision

Ōwairaka subdivision[1][2]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
City Vision Margi Watson† 6,548 58.76
City Vision Emma McInnes 5,973 53.60
City Vision Christina Robertson† 5,852 52.51
City Vision Jacqui Tay 5,744 51.54
Communities and Residents Ross Bannan 4,137 37.12
Communities and Residents Redwan Islam 2,907 26.09
Independent Matt Zwartz 2,152 19.31
Independent John Leach 1,171 10.51
Informal 25 0.22
Blank 308 2.76
Turnout 11,144 (31.13)
Registered 35,803
City Vision hold
City Vision hold
City Vision hold
City Vision hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Margi Watson (City Vision) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[3]

Aotea / Great Barrier

2025 Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board election
11 October 2025
Registered968[2]
Turnout544 (56.20%)[2]
5 seats on the Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board
3 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 5 0
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
30 October 2025
 
Candidate Izzy Fordham
Party Independent
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Izzy Fordham
Independent

 Elected Chair

Izzy Fordham
Independent

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Independent Izzy Fordham Independent Izzy Fordham
Independent Chris Olliver Independent Chris Olliver
Independent Neil Sanderson Independent Neil Sanderson
Independent Patrick O'SheaR Independent Ryan Daly
Independent Laura CaineR Independent Nikki Watts
R retired

Aotea / Great Barrier at-large

At-large[1][2]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Independent Izzy Fordham† 406 74.63
Independent Ryan Daly 367 67.46
Independent Nikki Watts 360 66.18
Independent Chris Olliver† 294 54.04
Independent Neil Sanderson† 271 49.82
Independent Gregory Heap 230 42.28
Independent Ben Assado 203 37.32
Independent Fenella Christian 199 36.58
Informal 0 0.00
Blank 2 0.37
Turnout 544 (56.20)
Registered 968
Independent hold
Independent gain from Independent
Independent gain from Independent
Independent hold
Independent hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Incumbent chair Izzy Fordham (Independent) was re-elected as the board chair unopposed.[4]

Devonport-Takapuna

2025 Devonport-Takapuna Local Board election
11 October 2025
6 seats on the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
C&R 2 0
Independent 2 +2
A Fresh Approach 2 −2
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
4 November 2025
 
Candidate Trish Deans
Party Independent
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Toni van Tonder
A Fresh Approach

 Elected Chair

Trish Deans
Independent

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Communities and Residents George Wood Communities and Residents George Wood
Communities and Residents Gavin Busch Communities and Residents Gavin Busch
A Fresh Approach Terence Harpur A Fresh Approach Terence Harpur
A Fresh Approach Toni van TonderR A Fresh Approach Scott MacArthur
A Fresh Approach Melissa PowellR Independent Trish Deans
A Fresh Approach Peter AllenR Independent Garth Ellingham
R retired

Devonport-Takapuna at-large

At-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Communities and Residents George Wood† 5,662
Communities and Residents Gavin Busch† 5,413
Independent Trish Deans 5,272
Independent Garth Ellingham 5,151
A Fresh Approach Terence Harpur† 5,068
A Fresh Approach Scott MacArthur 4,901
Communities and Residents Michael Single 4,259
Communities and Residents Neil Zent 4,108
ACT Local Helena Roza 3,786
Independent Pete Cronshaw 3,759
A Fresh Approach Karleen Reeve 3,336
A Fresh Approach Kimberley Graham 3,238
Independent Paul Cornish 3,230
A Fresh Approach Karin Horen 3,144
Communities and Residents Kaumosi Opie 3,121
A Fresh Approach Lewis Rowe 3,102
Communities and Residents Kamini Schoonbee 2,877
Independent Mary-Anne Benson-Cooper 2,655
Independent Kent Tregonning 1,855
Independent James Rohloff 1,815
Informal 82
Blank 425
Turnout 15,454
Registered 44,318
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
Independent gain from A Fresh Approach
Independent gain from A Fresh Approach
A Fresh Approach hold
A Fresh Approach hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Trish Dean (Independent) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[5]

Franklin

2025 Franklin Local Board election
11 October 2025
9 seats on the Franklin Local Board
5 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Team Franklin 8 0
Independent 1 0
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
4 November 2025
 
Candidate Alan Cole
Party Team Franklin
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Angela Fulljames
Team Franklin

 Elected Chair

Alan Cole
Team Franklin

Summary

Composition summary

Subdivision Previous Elected
Pukekohe Team Franklin Alan Cole Team Franklin Alan Cole
Team Franklin Andrew Kay Team Franklin Andrew Kay
Team Franklin Amanda KinzettR Team Franklin Merritt Watson
Team Franklin Logan SooleR Team Franklin Lesieli Oliver
Wairoa Team Franklin Amanda Hopkins Team Franklin Amanda Hopkins
Team Franklin Malcolm Bell Team Franklin Malcolm Bell
Team Franklin Angela FulljamesR Team Franklin Alix Bonnington
Waiuku Independent Garry Holmes Independent Garry Holmes
Team Franklin Sharlene DruyvenR Team Franklin Hunter Hawker
R retired

Pukekohe subdivision

Pukekohe subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Team Franklin Alan Cole† 6,238
Team Franklin Andrew Kay† 5,116
Team Franklin Merritt Watson 5,104
Team Franklin Lesieli Oliver 3,923
Independent Andrew Leask 3,377
Independent Bas Watson 1,952
Informal 12
Blank 171
Turnout 8,451
Registered 28,225
Tean Franklin hold
Tean Franklin hold
Tean Franklin hold
Tean Franklin hold
† incumbent

Wairoa subdivision

Wairoa subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Team Franklin Amanda Hopkins† 3,923
Team Franklin Malcolm Bell† 3,787
Team Franklin Alix Bonnington 2,993
ACT Local Dene Green 2,418
Independent Darron Gedge 1,619
Independent Nick Corlett 1,132
Independent Blake O'Reilly 870
Informal 12
Blank 172
Turnout 6,851
Registered 19,929
Team Franklin hold
Team Franklin hold
Team Franklin hold
† incumbent

Waiuku subdivision

Waiuku subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Independent Garry Holmes† 2,588
Team Franklin Hunter Hawker 1,169
Independent Tremayne Thompson 888
Independent Thomas Vanderlaan 756
Independent Ngaire Raumate 599
Independent Les Thomas 580
Independent Daymond Goulder-Horobin 251
Informal 4
Blank 44
Turnout 3,920
Registered 11,421
Independent hold
Team Franklin hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Alan Cole (Team Franklin) was elected as the new board chair unopposed. [6]

Henderson-Massey

2025 Henderson-Massey Local Board election
11 October 2025
9 seats on the Henderson-Massey Local Board
5 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Labour 6 +1
WestWards 1 +1
Independent 1 −2
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
4 November 2025
 
Candidate Chris Carter
Party Labour
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Chris Carter
Labour

 Elected Chair

Chris Carter
Labour

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Labour Chris Carter Labour Chris Carter
Labour Will Flavell Labour Will Flavell
Labour Oscar Kightley Labour Oscar Kightley
Labour Brooke Loader Labour Brooke Loader
Labour Dan Collins Labour Dan Collins
Independent Brenda Brady Labour Susan Dido
Independent Peter Chan WestWards Luke Wilson
Independent Ingrid Papau Independent Ingrid Papau

Henderson-Massey at-large

At-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Labour Chris Carter† 9,928
Labour Will Flavell† 9,555
Labour Oscar Kightley† 8,978
Labour Brooke Loader† 8,781
Labour Susan Dido 8,245
Labour Dan Collins† 7,180
WestWards Luke Wilson 7,004
Independent Ingrid Papau† 6,514
Independent Linda Cooper 6,484
WestWards Amanda Roberts 5,947
Independent Peter Chan† 5,649
Labour Vincent Naidu 5,514
WestWards Sunil Kaushal 5,402
Green Zooey Newman 4,809
Independent Joseph Erceg 4,496
WestWards Grahame Hill 4,312
Independent Pepeka George-Koteka 4,116
WestWards Andy Liu 4,054
WestWards Leao Tildsley 3,674
ACT Local Ben Cox 3,656
WestWards Jason Pope 3,591
WestWards Jacob Curran 3,423
Independent Michael Coote 3,236
Independent Wayne Barlow 2,465
Independent Matthew Upson 2,184
Independent Denise Widdison 1,867
Independent Roy Kaunds 1,782
Independent Glenn Patel 1,367
Independent Deon Wallace 858
Informal 153
Blank 334
Turnout 21,965
Registered 86,419
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour gain from Independent
Labour hold
WestWards gain from Independent
Independent hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Incumbent chair Chris Carter (Labour) was re-elected unopposed by board members.[7]

Hibiscus and Bays

2025 Hibiscus and Bays Local Board election
11 October 2025
8 seats on the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board
5 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Backing the Bays 4 +1
Coast Community 2 +1
Coast People 2 −1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
28 October 2025
 
Candidate Alexis Poppelbaum
Party Backing the Bays
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Alexis Poppelbaum
Backing the Bays

 Elected Chair

Alexis Poppelbaum
Backing the Bays


Summary

Composition summary

Subdivision Previous Elected
East Coast Bays Backing the Bays Alexis Poppelbaum Backing the Bays Alexis Poppelbaum
Backing the Bays Julia Parfitt Backing the Bays Julia Parfitt
Backing the Bays Gregg Walden Backing the Bays Gregg Walden
Independent Locals Victoria ShortR Backing the Bays Mike Bishop
Hibiscus Coast Team Coast Alexis Poppelbaum Coast Community Alexis Poppelbaum
Coast People Sam Mills Coast Community Gemma Moffat
Coast People Gary Brown Coast People Gary Brown
Coast People Leanne Willis Coast People Leanne Willis
R retired

East Coast Bays subdivision

East Coast Bays subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Backing the Bays Alexis Poppelbaum† 8,819
Backing the Bays Julia Parfitt† 7,786
Backing the Bays Mike Bishop 7,382
Backing the Bays Gregg Walden† 6,605
Independent Marewa Glover 2,848
Independent Toby Malcolm 2,429
Independent Leon Jarden 2,398
Informal 17
Blank 314
Turnout 11,680
Registered 37,679
Backing the Bays hold
Backing the Bays hold
Backing the Bays gain from Independent Locals
Backing the Bays hold
† incumbent

Hibiscus Coast subdivision

Hibiscus Coast subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Coast Community Jake Law† 7,988
Coast Community Gemma Moffat 7,284
Coast People Gary Brown† 6,343
Coast People Leanne Willis† 5,016
Coast Community Nick Rado 4,639
ACT Local Sam Mills† 4,394
Hibiscus People First Dani Dawson 4,201
Hibiscus People First Jayden Haley 3,231
Coast People Gary George 2,871
Independent Michael Wilson 2,464
Hibiscus People First Jeffrey Olufson 2,372
ACT Local Yang Qu 2,287
Coast People Darag Rennie 2,091
Independent Christopher Lake 1,641
Independent Joshua Burt 1,389
Independent Andy Mackie 1,297
Independent Pamela Tipa 796
Informal 81
Blank 300
Turnout 17,194
Registered 47,559
Coast Community hold
Coast Community gain from Coast People
Coast People hold
Coast People hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Incumbent chair Alexis Poppelbaum (Backing the Bays) was re-elected as the board chair unopposed.[8]

Howick

2025 Howick Local Board election
11 October 2025
11 seats on the Howick Local Board
6 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 3 +2
C&R 3 +1
Healthy and Happy 2 +2
#weknowhowick 2 −2
Practical Not Political 1 −1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
30 October 2025
 
Candidate Bruce Kendall
Party C&R
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Damian Light
Independent

 Elected Chair

Bruce Kendall
C&R


Summary

Composition summary

Subdivision Previous Elected
Botany Independent Damian Light Independent Damian Light
Practical Not Political Mike Turinsky Practical Not Political Mike Turinsky
#weknowhowick Peter Young seat abolished
Flat Bush new subdivision Healthy and Happy Peter Young
Healthy and Happy Kai Zeng
Independent Krish Naidu
Howick #weknowhowick John Spiller #weknowhowick John Spiller
#weknowhowick Adele White #weknowhowick Adele White
#weknowhowick Bo Burns Communities and Residents Luke Collings
Pakuranga Practical Not Political Bruce Kendall Communities and Residents Bruce Kendall
Communities and Residents David Collings Communities and Residents Jack Collins
Communities and Residents Katrina Bungard Independent Katrina Bungard

Botany subdivision

Botany subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Independent Damian Light† 3,865
Practical Not Political Mike Turinsky† 3,760
ACT Local Ali Dache 1,630
Independent Melesina Umeano 556
Independent Leon Jarden 2,398
Informal 9
Blank 25
Turnout 5,951
Registered 21,931
Independent hold
Practical Not Political hold
† incumbent

Flat bush subdivision

Flat bush subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Healthy and Happy Peter Young 2,499
Healthy and Happy Kai Zeng 2,491
Independent Krish Naidu 2,462
Communities and Residents David Collings 1,649
Independent Jami-Lee Ross 1,649
Independent Tracy Wignall 1,493
Independent Sonia Singh 1,134
Independent Gurbani Singh 1,062
Communities and Residents Prashant Belwalkar 654
Independent Joseph Rebello 400
Informal 24
Blank 113
Turnout 6,390
Registered 27,647
Healthy and Happy win (new subdivision)
Healthy and Happy win (new subdivision)
Independent win (new subdivision)

Howick subdivision

Howick subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
#weknowhowick Bo Burns† (withdrawn) 7,046
#weknowhowick John Spiller† 5,657
#weknowhowick Adele White† 5,647
Communities and Residents Luke Collings 2,921
ACT Local William Goldberg 2,563
Communities and Residents Billy Davis 1,788
Independent Matthew Sheehy 1,771
Informal 15
Blank 274
Turnout 10,770
Registered 32,440
#weknowhowick hold
#weknowhowick hold
Communities and Residents gain from #weknowhowick
† incumbent

Pakuranga subdivision

Pakuranga subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Communities and Residents Bruce Kendall† 5,127
Independent Katrina Bungard† 4,865
Communities and Residents Jack Collins 3,723
Communities and Residents Sarah Kavanagh 2,745
Independent Wayne Huang 2,613
Independent Frank Wong 1,957
ACT Local Pat Arroyo 1,876
Independent Blake O'Reilly 839
Informal 6
Blank 162
Turnout 9,372
Registered 30,586
Communities and Residents gain from Practical Not Political[b]
Independent gain from Communities and Residents[b]
Communities and Residents hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Bruce Kendall (Communities and Residents) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[9]

Kaipātiki

2025 Kaipātiki Local Board election
11 October 2025
8 seats on the Kaipātiki Local Board
5 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Shore Action 7 −1
Independent 1 +1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
29 October 2025
 
Candidate Danielle Grant
Party Shore Action
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

John Gillon
Shore Action

 Elected Chair

Danielle Grant
Shore Action

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Shore Action Danielle Grant Shore Action Danielle Grant
Shore Action Pauline Gillon Shore Action Pauline Gillon
Shore Action Melanie Kenrick Shore Action Melanie Kenrick
Shore Action Janet Tupou Shore Action Janet Tupou
Shore Action Tim Spring Shore Action Tim Spring
Shore Action John Gillon Shore Action Raymond Tan
Shore Action Adrian Tyler Shore Action Dave Kaio
Shore Action Erica HannamR Independent Emma Ryburn-Phengsavath
R retired

Kaipātiki at-large

Kaipātiki at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Shore Action John Gillon† (withdrawn) 13,020
Shore Action Danielle Grant† 11,368
Shore Action Pauline Gillon† 11,155
Shore Action Melanie Kenrick† 10,468
Shore Action Janet Tupou† 8,535
Shore Action Raymond Tan 8,387
Shore Action Dave Kaio 8,224
Shore Action Tim Spring† 7,806
Independent Emma Ryburn-Phengsavath 5,832
Independent Gerald Lopez 5,312
Independent Eric Chuah 4,660
ACT Local Martin Lundqvist 4,418
Independent Ngozi Penson 4,368
Independent Lofty Ned 2,715
Conservative Hudson Kostich 2,566
Informal 38
Blank 291
Turnout 18,479
Registered 64,243
Shore Action hold
Shore Action hold
Shore Action hold
Shore Action hold
Shore Action hold
Shore Action hold
Shore Action hold
Independent gain from Shore Action
† incumbent

Chair election

Danielle Grant (Shore Action) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[10]

Māngere-Ōtāhuhu

2025 Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board election
11 October 2025
7 seats on the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Labour 7 0
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
29 October 2025
 
Candidate Kaea Inoke-Togiamua
Party Labour
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Tauanu'u Nick Bakulich
Labour

 Elected Chair

Kaea Inoke-Togiamua
Labour

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Labour Harry Fatu Toleafoa Labour Harry Fatu Toleafoa
Labour Joe Glassie-Rasmussen Labour Joe Glassie-Rasmussen
Labour Christine O'Brien Labour Christine O'Brien
Labour Makalita Kolo Labour Makalita Kolo
Labour Kaea Inoke-Togiamua Labour Kaea Inoke-Togiamua
Labour Fe'etau Peo Labour Fe'etau Peo
Labour Tauanu’u Nick BakulichR Labour Talei Solomon-Mua
R retired

Māngere-Ōtāhuhu at-large

Māngere-Ōtāhuhu at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Labour Harry Fatu Toleafoa† 8,690
Labour Joe Glassie-Rasmussen† 8,046
Labour Christine O'Brien† 7,077
Labour Talei Solomon-Mua 7,076
Labour Makalita Kolo† 6,904
Labour Kaea Inoke-Togiamua† 6,766
Labour Fe'etau Peo† 6,540
Fix Auckland Vicky Hau 4,936
Fix Auckland Luke Mealamu 4,887
Green Peter Sykes 4,096
Independent Sara Reihana-Tara 4,096
Independent Manoj Kumar 1,419
Informal 29
Blank 138
Turnout 12,910
Registered 54,429
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Kaea Inoke-Togiamua (Labour) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[11]

Manurewa

2025 Manurewa Local Board election
11 October 2025
8 seats on the Manurewa Local Board
5 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Manurewa Action Team 7 +2
#LoveManurewa 1 −2
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
6 November 2025
 
Candidate Heather Andrew
Party Manurewa Action Team
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Matt Winiata
Manurewa Action Team

 Elected Chair

Heather Andrew
Manurewa Action Team

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Manurewa Action Team Glenn Murphy Manurewa Action Team Glenn Murphy
Manurewa Action Team Rangi McLean Manurewa Action Team Rangi McLean
Manurewa Action Team Heather Andrew Manurewa Action Team Heather Andrew
Manurewa Action Team Matt WiniataR Manurewa Action Team Marshal Ahluwalia
Manurewa Action Team Andrew LesaR Manurewa Action Team Phyllis Latu
#LoveManurewa Angela Cunningham-Marino Manurewa Action Team Italia Tipelu-Marsters
#LoveManurewa Anne CandyR Manurewa Action Team Raewyn Bhana
#LoveManurewa Joseph Allan #LoveManurewa Joseph Allan
R retired

Manurewa at-large

Manurewa at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Manurewa Action Team Marshal Ahluwalia 8,451
Manurewa Action Team Phyllis Latu 7,206
Manurewa Action Team Glenn Murphy† 7,009
Manurewa Action Team Rangi McLean† 6,839
Manurewa Action Team Italia Tipelu-Marsters 6,672
#LoveManurewa Joseph Allan† 6,118
Manurewa Action Team Heather Andrew† 5,973
Manurewa Action Team Raewyn Bhana 5,940
#LoveManurewa Angela Cunningham-Marino† 5,767
Manurewa Action Team Judy Tipping 5,732
#LoveManurewa Toa Greening 4,599
#LoveManurewa Audrey Williams 4,453
#LoveManurewa Mandeep Kaur 4,362
#LoveManurewa Ally Billaney 3,912
#LoveManurewa William Leolahi 3,816
#LoveManurewa Ezekiel Robson 3,806
Independent Johnnie Timu 3,492
Independent John Robinson 2,969
Independent Stephen Holden 2,322
Informal 51
Blank 182
Turnout 16,201
Registered 65,243
Manurewa Action Team hold
Manurewa Action Team hold
Manurewa Action Team hold
Manurewa Action Team hold
Manurewa Action Team gain from #LoveManurewa
#LoveManurewa hold
Manurewa Action Team hold
Manurewa Action Team gain from #LoveManurewa
† incumbent

Chair election

Heather Andrew (Manurewa Action Team) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[12]

Maungakiekie-Tāmaki

2025 Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board election
11 October 2025
7 seats on the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
C&R 4 +1
Labour 3 −1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
11 November 2025
 
Candidate Debbie Burrows
Party C&R
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Maria Meredith
Labour

 Elected Chair

Debbie Burrows
C&R

Summary

Composition summary

Subdivision Previous Elected
Maungakiekie Communities and Residents Don Allan Communities and Residents Don Allan
Communities and Residents Debbie Burrows Communities and Residents Debbie Burrows
Communities and Residents Tony Woodcock Communities and Residents Tony Woodcock
Tāmaki Labour Nerissa Henry Labour Nerissa Henry
Labour Maria Meredith Labour Maria Meredith
Labour Chris Makoare Labour Diana Fuka
Labour Peter McGlashan Communities and Residents Tabetha Elliott

Maungakiekie subdivision

Maungakiekie subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Communities and Residents Don Allan† 3,147
Communities and Residents Debbie Burrows† 3,084
Communities and Residents Tony Woodcock† 2,538
Labour Malaina Taufa 2,529
Labour Christopher Carroll 2,430
Labour Glenda Fryer 2,386
Informal 13
Blank 142
Turnout 6,204
Registered 22,046
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
† incumbent

Tāmaki subdivision

Tāmaki subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Labour Nerissa Henry† 3,440
Labour Maria Meredith† 2,992
Communities and Residents Tabetha Elliott 2,730
Labour Diana Fuka 2,472
Labour Deborah Misiuepa 2,414
Independent Kellie Dawson 2,141
Communities and Residents Troy Elliott 2,106
Communities and Residents Craig Mackenzie 1,740
Independent Chris Makoare† 1,604
Tamaki Residents Association Brian McDonald 1,424
Communities and Residents Shani Hatito 1,416
Tamaki Residents Association Marcia Kahui 1,356
Independent Patrick O'Meara 1,137
Tamaki Residents Association Peseta McDonald 1,059
Independent FaAfuhia Fia 752
Independent Beth Farrell 723
Independent Sourabh Sharma 510
Informal 64
Blank 186
Turnout 8,586
Registered 33,918
Labour hold
Labour hold
Communities and Residents gain from Labour
Labour hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Debbie Burrows (Communities and Residents) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[13]

Ōrākei

2025 Ōrākei Local Board election
11 October 2025
7 seats on the Ōrākei Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
C&R 6 −1
ACT Local 1 +1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
6 November 2025
 
Candidate Sarah Powrie
Party C&R
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Scott Milne
C&R

 Elected Chair

Sarah Powrie
C&R

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Communities and Residents Sarah Powrie Communities and Residents Sarah Powrie
Communities and Residents Scott Milne Communities and Residents Scott Milne
Communities and Residents Troy Churton Communities and Residents Troy Churton
Communities and Residents Margaret Voyce Communities and Residents Margaret Voyce
Communities and Residents Angus McPhee Communities and Residents Angus McPhee
Communities and Residents Penny TuckerR ACT Local Amanda Lockyer
R retired

Ōrākei at-large

Ōrākei at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Communities and Residents Sarah Powrie† 13,289
Communities and Residents Scott Milne† 12,796
Communities and Residents Troy Churton† 12,205
Communities and Residents David Wong† 11,521
Communities and Residents Margaret Voyce† 10,794
Communities and Residents Angus McPhee† 10,402
ACT Local Amanda Lockyer 10,277
Independent Lauren Hawken 10,039
Communities and Residents Andrew Williams 9,632
ACT Local Rob Meredith 9,096
ACT Local Martin Mahler 7,684
Independent Wyllis Maihi 5,579
Informal 45
Blank 691
Turnout 23,645
Registered 67,812
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
ACT Local gain from Communities and Residents
† incumbent

Chair election

Sarah Powrie (Communities and Residents) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[14]

Ōtara-Papatoetoe

2025 Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board election
11 October 2025
Registered58,673[2]
Turnout16,109 (27.46%)[2]
7 seats on the Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
vacant[a] 4
Labour 3 +1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
4 November 2025
 
Candidate Kushma Nair
Party Papatoetoe-Otara Action Team
Chair before election

Apulu Reece Autagavaia
Labour

 Elected Chair

Kushma Nair
Papatoetoe-Otara Action Team

Summary

Composition summary

Subdivision Previous Elected
Ōtara Labour Apulu Autagavaia Labour Apulu Autagavaia
Independent Topou Folau Labour Topou Folau
Labour Swanie Nelson Labour Li'amanaia Kaisara
Papatoetoe Labour Ofa DewesR election declared void
Labour Vi Hausia
Labour Ashraf Choudhary
Independently Papatoetoe Albert Lim
R retired

Ōtara subdivision

Ōtara subdivision[1][2]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Labour Apulu Autagavaia† 3,007 60.69
Labour Li'amanaia Kaisara 2,649 53.46
Labour Topou Folau† 2,222 44.84
Independent Swanie Nelson† 1,586 32.01
Independent Zak Tulua 888 17.92
Papatoetoe-Otara Action Team Peresitene Tapumanaia 816 16.47
Independent Pele Nili 736 14.85
ACT Local Henriette Devoe 696 14.05
Independent Jarvis Tusini 473 9.55
Informal 20 0.40
Blank 59 1.19
Turnout 4,955 (21.16)
Registered 23,420
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour gain from Independent[b]
† incumbent

Papatoetoe subdivision (declared void)

This election was declared void after irregularities were discovered; a by-election was held to fill the vacancies that resulted from this.

Papetoetoe subdivision[15][2]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Papatoetoe-Otara Action Team Paramjeet Singh 5,104 45.76
Papatoetoe-Otara Action Team Sandeep Saini 5,081 45.55
Papatoetoe-Otara Action Team Kushma Nair 4,684 41.99
Papatoetoe-Otara Action Team Kunal Bhalla 4,493 40.28
Labour Vi Hausia† 3,254 29.17
Communities and Residents Chris Latham 2,769 24.83
Labour Ashraf Choudhary† 2,679 24.02
Labour Avinash Dhaliwal 2,475 22.19
Independently Papatoetoe Albert Lim† 2,371 21.26
Labour Raj Singh 2,127 19.07
Independently Papatoetoe Peter Dons 1,794 16.08
Independent Futi Ka 1,445 12.95
Independently Papatoetoe Nazia Ali 1,028 9.22
Informal 30 0.27
Blank 85 0.76
Turnout 11,154 (31.64)
Registered 35,253
Election declared void
† incumbent

Chair election

Prior to the results of the 2025 election in the Papatoetoe subdivision being voided on 16 December 2025, Papatoetoe Otara Action Team board member Kushma Nair had been elected as board chair at the board's inaugural meeting on 4 November 2025,[16] with Paramjeet Singh elected as deputy chair.[17]

Papakura

2025 Papakura Local Board election
11 October 2025
6 seats on the Papakura Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Papakura Action Team 6 0
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
29 October 2025
 
Candidate Kelvin Hieatt
Party Papakura Action Team
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Brent Catchpole
Papakura Action Team

 Elected Chair

Kelvin Hieatt
Papakura Action Team

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Papakura Action Team Brent Catchpole Papakura Action Team Brent Catchpole
Papakura Action Team Andrew Webster Papakura Action Team Andrew Webster
Papakura Action Team Felicity Auva'a Papakura Action Team Felicity Auva'a
Papakura Action Team Jan Robinson Papakura Action Team Jan Robinson
Papakura Action Team George Hawkins Papakura Action Team George Hawkins
Papakura Action Team Kevin Hieatt Papakura Action Team Kevin Hieatt

Papakura at-large

Papakura at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Papakura Action Team Brent Catchpole† 5,620
Papakura Action Team Andrew Webster† 5,340
Papakura Action Team Felicity Auva'a† 5,312
Papakura Action Team Jan Robinson† 5,229
Papakura Action Team George Hawkins† 4,957
Papakura Action Team Kevin Hieatt† 4,652
#LovePapakura Caitlyn Smythe 3,196
#LovePapakura Craig Hansen 3,121
#LovePapakura Laura Fourie 3,043
#LovePapakura Piritaka Manuel 2,757
#LovePapakura Kim Squire 2,490
#LovePapakura Ranbir Pabla 2,216
Independent Karin Kerr 2,189
Independent Andrea Beard 1,739
ACT Local Prasad Gawande 1,607
Independent Simon Matta 1,139
Informal 44
Blank 160
Turnout 10,896
Registered 46,406
Papakura Action Team hold
Papakura Action Team hold
Papakura Action Team hold
Papakura Action Team hold
Papakura Action Team hold
Papakura Action Team hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Kelvin Hieatt (Papakura Action Team) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[18]

Puketāpapa

2025 Puketāpapa Local Board election
11 October 2025
6 seats on the Puketāpapa Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
C&R 4 0
City Vision 2 0
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
6 November 2025
 
Candidate Roseanne Hay
Party C&R
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Ella Kumar
C&R

 Elected Chair

Roseanne Hay
C&R

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Communities and Residents Fiona Lai Communities and Residents Fiona Lai
Communities and Residents Ella Kumar Communities and Residents Ella Kumar
Communities and Residents Roseanne Hay Communities and Residents Roseanne Hay
Communities and Residents Mark Pervan Communities and Residents Brendan Larmer
Roskill Community Voice Jon Turner City Vision Jon Turner
Roskill Community Voice Bobby ShenR City Vision Rowan Cant
R retired

Puketāpapa at-large

Puketāpapa at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Communities and Residents Fiona Lai† 5,645
Communities and Residents Ella Kumar† 5,534
Communities and Residents Roseanne Hay† 5,477
City Vision Jon Turner† 4,688
City Vision Rowan Cant 4,494
Communities and Residents Brendan Larmer 4,362
City Vision Raphaela Rose 4,355
Communities and Residents Mark Pervan† 4,172
City Vision Daniel Cliffords 4,079
Communities and Residents Bala Beeram 3,887
City Vision Soraiya Doud 3,649
City Vision Miriam Hartmann 3,602
Independent Mark Price 2,083
Independent Jessica Ralph 2,044
Independent Abann Yor 1,486
Informal 35
Blank 235
Turnout 11,583
Registered 44,111
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
City Vision hold
City Vision hold
Communities and Residents hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Roseanne Hay (Communities and Residents) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[19]

Rodney

2025 Rodney Local Board election
11 October 2025
9 seats on the Rodney Local Board
5 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 9 +6
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
5 November 2025
 
Candidate Guy Wishart Geoff Upson
Party Independent Independent
Electoral vote 6 3
Chair before election

Brent Bailey
Rodney First

 Elected Chair

Guy Wishart
Independent

Summary

Composition summary

Subdivision Previous Elected
Dairy Flat Rodney First Louise Johnston Independent Lisa Whyte
Kumeū Rodney First Guy Wishart Independent Guy Wishart
Rodney First Brent Bailey Independent Matt Ross
Rodney First Mark Dennis seat abolished
Independent Geoff Upson
Northern Rodney new subdivision Independent Paul Manton
Independent Colin Smith
Southern Kaipara new subdivision Independent Mark Dennis
Independent Geoff Upson
Warkworth Rodney First Ivan Wagstaff Independent Ivan Wagstaff
Independent Tim Holdgate Independent Tim Holdgate
Rodney First Michelle Carmichael seat abolished
Wellsford Independent Colin Smith seat abolished

Dairy Flat subdivision

Dairy Flat subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Independent Lisa Whyte 1,252 53.46
Independent Peter Brydon 633 27.03
Independent Warwick Hojem 403 17.21
Informal 3 0.13
Blank 51 2.18
Turnout 2,342
Registered 7,381
Independent gain from Rodney First

Kumeū subdivision

Kumeū subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Independent Guy Wishart† 2,045
Independent Matt Ross 1,685
Independent Gemma Donaldson 1,496
Independent Katie Versteeg 1,140
Independent Brent Bailey† 978
Independent Zach Stark 142
Informal 6
Blank 75
Turnout 4,243
Registered 13,007
Independent gain from Rodney First[b]
Independent gain from Rodney First
† incumbent

Northern Rodney subdivision

Northern Rodney subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote %
Independent Paul Manton 2,321
Independent Colin Smith 2,174
Independent James Pemberton 842
Independent Joshua Grimstock 679
Independent Greg Doherty 558
Informal 4
Blank 85
Turnout 4,012
Registered 10,871
Independent win (new subdivision)
Independent win (new subdivision)

Southern Kaipara subdivision

Southern Kaipara subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote %
Independent Mark Dennis 2,509
Independent Geoff Upson 2,475
Independent Rob Upson 1,500
Informal 3
Blank 66
Turnout 4,064
Registered 11,433
Independent win (new subdivision)
Independent win (new subdivision)

Warkworth subdivision

Warkworth subdivision[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Independent Ivan Wagstaff† 4,121
Independent Tim Holdgate† 3,305
Independent David Robb 1,342
Independent Taabetha Tebau 1,111
Informal 3
Blank 102
Turnout 5,719
Registered 13,357
Independent gain from Rodney First[b]
Independent hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Guy Wishart (Independent) was elected as the new board chair, defeating Geoff Upston (Independent) 6-to-3.[20]

Upper Harbour

2025 Upper Harbour Local Board election
11 October 2025
6 seats on the Upper Harbour Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Living Upper Harbour 4 +1
Independent 2 −1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
6 November 2025
 
Candidate Anna Atkinson
Party Living Upper Harbour
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Anna Atkinson
Living Upper Harbour

 Elected Chair

Anna Atkinson
Living Upper Harbour

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Living Upper Harbour Anna Atkinson Living Upper Harbour Anna Atkinson
Living Upper Harbour Kyle Parker Living Upper Harbour Kyle Parker
Living Upper Harbour Sylvia Yang Living Upper Harbour Sylvia Yang
Independent John McLean Living Upper Harbour Rebecca Huang
Independent Uzra Balouch Independent Uzra Balouch

Upper Harbour at-large

Upper Harbour at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Living Upper Harbour Anna Atkinson† 8,222
Independent Uzra Balouch† 7,336
Living Upper Harbour Kyle Parker† 7,120
Living Upper Harbour Sylvia Yang† 6,636
Living Upper Harbour Rebecca Huang 5,853
Independent Selena Wong 4,775
Independent John McLean† 4,509
Independent John Loau 4,329
Independent Callum Blair† 4,310
Independent David Cook 3,421
Independent John Riddell 2,948
Independent Apurv Shukla 2,469
Independent Kent Neville-White 2,064
Informal 42
Blank 545
Turnout 14,418
Registered 54,657
Living Upper Harbour hold
Independent hold
Living Upper Harbour hold
Living Upper Harbour hold
Living Upper Harbour gain from Independent
Independent gain from Independent
† incumbent

Chair election

Incumbent chair Anna Atkinson (Living Upper Harbour) was re-elected as the board chair unopposed.[21]

Waiheke

2025 Waiheke Local Board election
11 October 2025
5 seats on the Waiheke Local Board
3 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Independent 5 0
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
3 November 2025
 
Candidate Kylee Matthews
Party Independent
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Cath Handley
Independent

 Elected Chair

Kylee Matthews
Independent

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Independent Kylee Matthews Independent Kylee Matthews
Independent Bianca Ranson Independent Bianca Ranson
Independent Paul Walden Independent Damian Sycamore
Independent Cath HandleyR Independent Eric Hillman
Independent Robin TuckerR Independent Norman Robins
R retired

Waiheke at-large

Waiheke at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Independent Kylee Matthews† 2,115
Independent Damian Sycamore 1,844
Independent Eric Hillman 1,736
Independent Norman Robins 1,626
Independent Bianca Ranson† 1,518
Independent Paul Walden† 1,500
Independent Grant Crawford 1,263
Independent Wayne McIntosh 1,030
Independent Xan Hamilton 906
Independent Josie Heap Rainer 896
Independent Todd Parkin 708
Independent Ollie Lequeux 283
Informal 11
Blank 39
Turnout 3,726
Registered 7,308
Independent hold
Independent gain from Independent
Independent gain from Independent
Independent gain from Independent
Independent hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Kylee Matthews (Independent) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[22]

Waitākere Ranges

2025 Waitākere Ranges Local Board election
11 October 2025
6 seats on the Waitākere Ranges Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Future West 5 +1
WestWards 1 −1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
 
Candidate Mark Allen
Party Future West
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Greg Presland
Future West

 Elected Chair

Mark Allen
Future West

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Future West Mark Allen Future West Mark Allen
Future West Greg Presland Future West Greg Presland
Future West Liz ManleyR Future West Michelle Hutton
Future West Sandra ConeyR Future West Hannah Slade
WestWards Linda Poutauaine Future West Jess Rose
WestWards Michelle Clayton WestWards Allan Geddes
R retired

Waitākere Ranges at-large

Waitākere Ranges at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Future West Mark Allen† 5,450
Future West Greg Presland† 5,024
Future West Michelle Hutton 4,937
Future West Hannah Slade 4,846
WestWards Allan Geddes 4,828
Future West Jess Rose 4,828
WestWards Linda Poutauaine† 4,715
WestWards Roman Thomas 4,615
WestWards Angus Cathcart 4,567
WestWards Kevin Murphy 4,329
Future West Mark Roberts 3,827
Independent Michelle Clayton† 3,544
WestWards Penelope Miller 3,113
Independent Bianca O'Keefe 2,817
Independent Diana Blomfield 2,443
Independent Alan Mann 1,732
Independent Iuliana Rodinciuc 1,189
Independent Jamaine Ross 768
Independent Stephen Johnson 686
Independent Rizwan Qureshi 520
Informal 49
Blank 352
Turnout 13,396
Registered 39,844
Future West hold
Future West hold
Future West hold
Future West hold
WestWards hold
Future West gain from WestWards
† incumbent

Chair election

Waitākere Ranges (Future West) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[23]

Waitematā

2025 Waitematā Local Board election
11 October 2025
7 seats on the Waitematā Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
City Vision 5 +2
C&R 2 −2
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
5 November 2025
 
Candidate Alex Bonham
Party City Vision
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Genevieve Sage
C&R

 Elected Chair

Alex Bonham
City Vision

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
City Vision Alex Bonham City Vision Alex Bonham
City Vision Anahera Rawiri City Vision Anahera Rawiri
City Vision Richard NortheyR City Vision Caitlin Wilson
Communities and Residents Genevieve SageR City Vision Peter Elliott
Communities and Residents Allan Matson City Vision Kara Kennedy
Communities and Residents Greg Moyle Communities and Residents Greg Moyle
Communities and Residents Sarah Trotman Communities and Residents Sarah Trotman
R retired

Waitematā at-large

Waitematā at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
City Vision Alex Bonham† 8,568
City Vision Caitlin Wilson 8,480
City Vision Anahera Rawiri† 7,696
City Vision Peter Elliott 7,556
City Vision Kara Kennedy 7,436
Communities and Residents Greg Moyle† 6,860
Communities and Residents Sarah Trotman† 6,592
Communities and Residents Allan Matson† 6,084
City Vision Connor Sharp 5,837
City Vision Theo van de Klundert 5,553
Communities and Residents Muy Chhour 5,426
Communities and Residents Anne Batley Burton 5,369
Communities and Residents Leo Grachev 4,874
Communities and Residents Nick Nielson 4,587
Independent Mark Crysell 4,220
Independent Taylor Marston 3,058
Independent Pete Marshall 3,022
Independent Gael Baldock 2,273
Independent Selena Renner 2,239
Independent Grayson Goffe 2,120
Informal 63
Blank 645
Turnout 18,198
Registered 57,928
City Vision hold
City Vision hold
City Vision hold
City Vision gain from Communities and Residents
City Vision gain from Communities and Residents
Communities and Residents hold
Communities and Residents hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Alexandra Bonham (City Vision) was elected as the new board chair unopposed.[24]

Whau

2025 Whau Local Board election
11 October 2025
7 seats on the Whau Local Board
4 seats needed for a majority
Party Seats +/–
Labour 4 −1
Independent 3 +1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Chair election
29 October 2025
 
Candidate Kay Thomas
Party Labour
Electoral vote Unopposed
Chair before election

Kay Thomas
Labour

 Elected Chair

Kay Thomas
Labour

Summary

Composition summary

Previous Elected
Labour Fasiuta Amosa Labour Fasiuta Amosa
Labour Kay Thomas Labour Kay Thomas
Labour Valeria Gascoigne Labour Fania Kapao
Labour Sarah Paterson-HamlinR Labour Rebecca Thomson
Independent Warren Piper Independent Warren Piper
Independent Catherine Farmer Independent Catherine Farmer
Independent Ross Clow Independent Ross Clow
R retired

Whau at-large

Whau at-large[1]
Affiliation Candidate Vote % +/−
Labour Fasiuta Amosa† 7,547
Independent Warren Piper† 6,699
Independent Catherine Farmer† 6,266
Labour Kay Thomas† 6,208
Labour Fania Kapao 6,160
Labour Rebecca Thomson 6,095
Independent Ross Clow† 5,867
Labour Barrie-John Partridge 5,819
Labour Valeria Gascoigne† 5,736
Independent Morgan Luxton 5,098
Labour Aadil Basha 4,976
Independent Almo Wong 4,836
Voice of the People Paul Davie 3,824
Voice of the People Kathryn Davie 3,436
Independent Madhavi Nyayapati 3,116
Independent Jitesh Ganatra 2,089
Informal 33
Blank 309
Turnout 15,180
Registered 58,957
Labour hold
Independent hold
Independent gain from Labour (incumbent change affiliation)
Labour hold
Labour hold
Labour hold
Independent hold
† incumbent

Chair election

Incumbent chair Kay Thomas (Labour) was re-elected as the board chair unopposed.[25]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 See 2026 Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board by-election for further info.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 Incumbent changed affiliation

References

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  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 "Voting Document Returns – 2025 elections" (PDF). Auckland Council. Archived (PDF) from the original on 9 April 2026. Retrieved 10 April 2026.
  3. ↑ "Albert-Eden Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 3 November 2025.
  4. ↑ "Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 30 October 2025.
  5. ↑ "Devonport-Takapuna Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 4 November 2025.
  6. ↑ "Franklin Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 4 November 2025.
  7. ↑ "Henderson-Massey Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 4 November 2025.
  8. ↑ "Albert-Eden Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 28 October 2025.
  9. ↑ "Howick Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 30 October 2025.
  10. ↑ "Kaipātiki Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 29 October 2025.
  11. ↑ "Contact Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board members". Auckland Council. Retrieved 24 March 2026.
  12. ↑ "Manurewa Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 6 November 2025.
  13. ↑ "Maungakiekie Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 11 November 2025.
  14. ↑ "Ōrākei Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 6 November 2025.
  15. ↑ "Local board member official results". voteauckland.co.nz. Auckland Council. Archived from the original on 14 November 2025.
  16. ↑ "Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board - Inaugural Meeting - 3.2. Election of Chairperson". aucklandcouncil.resolve.red. Auckland Council. 4 November 2025. Retrieved 13 May 2026.
  17. ↑ "Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board - Inaugural Meeting - 3.5. Election of Deputy Chairperson". aucklandcouncil.resolve.red. Auckland Council. 4 November 2025. Retrieved 13 May 2026.
  18. ↑ "Papakura Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 29 October 2025.
  19. ↑ "Puketāpapa Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 6 November 2025.
  20. ↑ "Rodney Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 5 November 2025.
  21. ↑ "Upper Harbour Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 6 November 2025.
  22. ↑ "Waiheke Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 3 November 2025.
  23. ↑ "Waitākere Ranges Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 5 November 2025.
  24. ↑ "Waitematā Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 5 November 2025.
  25. ↑ "Whau Local Board – Inaugural Meeting". Auckland Council. 29 October 2025.
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