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  • Labour Party 46
  • New Zealand First Party 9
  • Green Party 8
  • ACT New Zealand 1
  • Total 120

Tāmaki Makaurau

From Pīhā in the west, to Cockle’s Bay in the East and from the southern side of the Auckland Harbour Bridge to Manurewa in the south, that’s the region of Tāmaki Makaurau.  It includes Auckland city and Manukau, but does not include Papakura. 

Labour Party's Peeni Henare is the incumbent MP for Tāmaki Makaurau.

Previous result in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Current MP Peeni Henare (LABOUR)
Majority 3,809
Total votes 20,593

Tāmaki Makaurau - Live Results

Tāmaki Makaurau - Provisional Result

Provisional Result

Electorate seat winner

Peeni Henare

Labour Party
Votes: 7,698 (42%)
Margin: 902 (5%)

100% of booths reporting as at 2:12am

Live candidate results for Tāmaki Makaurau

Peeni Henare

7698 votes 42%

John Tamihere

6796 votes 37%

Marama Davidson

3630 votes 20%

Erina Anderson

308 votes 2%

Party vote

Party vote winner

Labour Party

Votes: 11,446 (61%)
Margin: 9,094 (49%)
Live party results for Tāmaki Makaurau
Labour Party
11446 votes 100%
Māori Party
2352 votes 21%
Green Party
2056 votes 18%
New Zealand First Party
826 votes 7%
National Party
616 votes 5%
Advance NZ
311 votes 3%
Vision New Zealand
248 votes 2%
ACT New Zealand
202 votes 2%
The Opportunities Party (TOP)
201 votes 2%
Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party
184 votes 2%
New Conservative
104 votes 1%
HeartlandNZ
68 votes 1%
ONE Party
39 votes 0%
NZ Outdoors Party
12 votes 0%
Sustainable New Zealand Party
7 votes 0%
Social Credit
4 votes 0%
TEA Party
3 votes 0%
Advance NZ
0 votes 0%
MANA
0 votes 0%

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