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Triennial elections for all 74 [[Territorial Authorities of New Zealand|cities, districts]], twelve [[Regions of New Zealand|Regional Councils]] and all District Health Boards in [[New Zealand]] were held on October 9, 2004. Most councils were elected using the [[Plurality voting system|First Past the Post]] method, but ten, of which [[Wellington City]] was the largest, were be elected using the [[Single Transferable Vote]] method.
Triennial elections for all 74 [[Territorial Authorities of New Zealand|cities, districts]], twelve [[Regions of New Zealand|Regional Councils]] and all District Health Boards in [[New Zealand]] were held on October 9, 2004. Most councils were elected using the [[Plurality voting system|First Past the Post]] method, but ten, of which [[Wellington City]] was the largest, were be elected using the [[Single Transferable Vote]] method.
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** [[Stratford, New Zealand|Stratford District Council]] (part)
** [[Stratford, New Zealand|Stratford District Council]] (part)
** [[South Taranaki (district), New Zealand|South Taranaki District Council]]
** [[South Taranaki (district), New Zealand|South Taranaki District Council]]
* [[Manawatu-Wanganui|Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council]] (Horizons Regional Council; horizons.mw)
* [[Manawatu-Wanganui|Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council]] (Horizons Regional Council; horizons.mW)
** [[Ruapehu (district), New Zealand|Ruapehu District Council]]
** [[Ruapehu (district), New Zealand|Ruapehu District Council]]
** [[Stratford, New Zealand|Stratford District Council]] (part)
** [[Stratford, New Zealand|Stratford District Council]] (part)
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** [[Tararua (district), New Zealand|Tararua District Council]]
** [[Tararua (district), New Zealand|Tararua District Council]]
** [[Horowhenua (district), New Zealand|Horowhenua District Council]]
** [[Horowhenua (district), New Zealand|Horowhenua District Council]]
* [[Wellington (region), New Zealand|Wellington Regional Council]] (Greater Wellington Regional Council; Greater Wellington -- The Regional Council)
* [[Wellington (region), New Zealand|Wellington Regional Council]] (Greater Wellington Regional Council; Greater Wellington—The Regional Council)
** [[Masterton|Masterton District Council]]
** [[Masterton|Masterton District Council]]
** [[Kapiti Coast, New Zealand|Kapiti Coast District Council]]
** [[Kapiti Coast, New Zealand|Kapiti Coast District Council]]
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* [[Chatham Islands|Chatham Islands Council]] (territory)
* [[Chatham Islands|Chatham Islands Council]] (territory)


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Revision as of 08:51, 25 October 2011

Triennial elections for all 74 cities, districts, twelve Regional Councils and all District Health Boards in New Zealand were held on October 9, 2004. Most councils were elected using the First Past the Post method, but ten, of which Wellington City was the largest, were be elected using the Single Transferable Vote method.

overview and list of elected mayors

North Island

Northland Region
district councillors community
boards 		regional
councillors 		Mayor link
Far North District 9 3 3 Green tickY Yvonne Sharp, re-elected [1]
Whangarei District 13 - 4 Pamela Peters (new) [2]
Kaipara District 10 - 1 Peter King (new) [3]
Auckland Region
district6 councillors community
boards 		regional
councillors 		Mayor link
Rodney District 12 - 1 Red XN John Law,
did not run, Penny Webster won 		[4]
North Shore City 15 66 2 Green tickY George Wood, re-elected [5]
Waitakere City 14 4 2 Green tickY Bob Harvey, re-elected [6]
Auckland City 19 9 4 Red XN John Banks,
defeated by Dick Hubbard 		[7]
Manukau City 17 8 3 Green tickY Sir Barry Curtis [8]
Papakura District 8 - 1 1 John Robertson [9]
Franklin District 12 2 1 1, 2 Mark Ball [10]
'1: Franklin and Papakura districts jointly elected one regional councillor 2 The south part of Franklin District is in the Waikato Region.
Waikato Region
district councillors community
boards 		regional
councillors 		Mayor link
Waikato District 13 4 23 Peter Harris [11]
Hamilton City 13 - 4 Michael Redman, new [12]
Waipa District 13 2 1 Alan Livingston [13]
Matamata-Piako District 11 3 1 Hugh Vercoe [14]
Otorohanga District 7 2 1 4 Dale Williams [15]
Waitomo District 6 - 1 4 Mark Ammon [16]
South Waikato District 10 - 1 Neil Sinclair [17]
Taupo District 12 - 2 5, 6 Clayton Stent [18]
Hauraki District 13 - 1 John Tregidga [19]
Thames-Coromandel District 8 5 1 Philippa Barriball [20]
3 Waikato jointly elects one regional councillor with Franklin District and elects another in its own right 4 Otorohanga and Waitomo districts jointly elect one regional councillor, 5 Parts of Taupo District are in the Bay of Plenty, Manawatu-Wanganui and Hawkes Bay regions 6 Elects two councillors jointly with Rotorua District.
Bay of Plenty Region7
district councillors community
boards 		regional
councillors 		Mayor link
Western Bay of Plenty District 12 5 2 Graeme Weld [21]
Tauranga District 10 - 4 Stuart Crosby [22]
Rotorua District 12 - 38 Kevin Winters [23]
Whakatane District 12 2 29 Colin Holmes [24]
Kawerau District 8 - 29 Malcolm Campbell (unopposed) [25]
Opotiki District 11 1 29 John Forbes [26]
7 Three regional councillors are elected in three separate Māori wards 8 in conjunction with part of Taupo District 9 Whakatane, Kawerau and Opotiki districts jointly elect two regional councillors

South Island

Stewart Island/Rakiura

Chatham Islands


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