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released endorsements concerning races throughout the
Wellington region. Candidates who were, in the opinion of Unions Wellington, deemed to be "strong, progressive candidates who put working people first" received an endorsement. Justin Lester, Conor Hill and Norbert Hausberg were all recommended as
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Near the end of July, Conor Hill called for council-owned golf courses to be reduced in size to free-up land for housing in an attempt to mitigate the housing crisis. Lester and other Labour Party representatives voiced opposition to the proposals, saying the city's green town belt needed protecting.
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August saw a series of late entries to the mayoral race and increasing criticism from councilors of the direction of the city under Lester's leadership. Diane
Calvert, on announcing her bid for the mayoralty, said that "The city just hasn't moved forward . No one likes to say that about their city
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with policies around expenditure cuts, improvement to the bus network and reduction of cycleway construction. The
Wellington Party claimed to have polling data showing low approval ratings for both Lester and his grasp on the city's issues. Lester said he welcomed the new party stating it was good
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Wellington City councillors. A number of councillors approached Foster to push against selecting Nicola Young or Diane Calvert as deputy; the elected council was mainly left-leaning with three Labour members, three Green
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function centre to a crowd of supporters and Labour Party faithful. He announced a series of promises for his second term including removing private vehicle access to
Wellington City's golden mile which encompasses Lambton Quay, Willis Street and Courtenay Place. Other policies proposed by Lester
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Former puppet theatre operator
Norbert Hausberg was the first candidate to officially enter the race. He previously stood for the regional council in 2016 on a platform of reducing transport fares and carbon emissions, but was unsuccessful. In 2019 he pledged to, if elected, move towards making
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Local promoter Phil Sprey offered funding of $ 10,000 to the campaign for a viable candidate to run against Lester, stating Lester was "killing
Wellington", but he was not interested in running himself. Lester responded by saying Sprey was "all talk". Former councillor Bryan Weyburne and local
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A preliminary count gave Foster a lead of 715 on the final iteration. After the final results were announced and the margin reduced, Lester indicated he was might request a recount, which he did on 25 October 2019, but this request was denied by a court on 8 November 2019.
544:... but I think its got to the stage now where we've got to be open and transparent about things." The Wellington Party withdrew its plans to stand a mayoral candidate for fear of splitting the centre-right vote, and instead encouraged supporters to vote for Calvert.
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parliamentary candidate Jenny Condie confirmed her candidacy on 8 of August, 2019. She described herself as a moderate and supported the council increasing borrowing to pay for infrastructure while limiting any "spending spree on non-essential items".
1063:. Lester's Labour ticket also faced setbacks in other Wellington local elections, with Brian Dawson losing his seat to student union president Tamatha Paul in the Lambton ward and Peter Gilberd losing his seat to Jenny Condie in the Northern ward.
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businessman Digby Paape accepted Sprey's offer and formed the
Wellington First Party which would focus on transportation issues and was critical of the amounts of ratepayer money spent on cycle ways. Ultimately, Paape did not run for mayor.
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In a result that shocked many, Andy Foster beat incumbent Justin Lester on the final iteration by 62 votes, after votes for
Calvert were transferred to Foster. This was thought to be the closest result in a Wellington mayoral election.
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Preliminary data on turnout indicates that about 40% of eligible voters voted in this election. This would be lower than the previous election in 2016, which saw 45.6% turnout, but similar to the 2013 and 2010 elections.
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included ending homelessness by increasing supported living units and establishing a 'Welcome Home' package for refugees which would grant new arrivals to the city free access to council facilities.
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Hill launched a series of policies including a switch to land value-based rates, establishing light rail and cancelling council funding for airport runway extensions and convention centres.
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while he was mayor, and suggested that the council look at asset sales now as an alternative method of acquiring revenue to reinvest in Civic Square. Wade-Brown, Blumsky and
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of the Labour Party announced he would run for a second term in 2019. The Labour Party also fielded candidates to contest every ward, the first time they have done so since
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Wellington City
Councillor for Wharangi/Onslow-Western Ward Diane Calvert announced her candidacy for the Wellington City Council mayoralty on 13 August 2019.
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Blogger Conor Hill entered the mayoral race on 10 July 2019. Hill previously worked in project management, IT, as a farmhand and volunteered for the
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chair Bryan Hall became chairman of the new party, but has no official ties. It also subsumed the previously proposed Wellington First party.
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potential 'progressive' mayors while it was urged that Jenny Condie and Andy Foster be ranked last by voters.
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1206:"'Moderate right' Jenny Condie becomes first woman to enter Wellington city council mayoral race"
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17 to 23 October: Official results, including all valid ordinary and special votes, declared.
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Councillor Calvert is candidate for Wellington mayoralty – "city needs real leadership"web
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for democracy to have an open exchange of ideas. The party was created by members of the
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Incumbent Mayor Justin Lester launched his re-election campaign in March at the
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1577:"Call to use Wellington City council-owned golf course to ease housing crisis"
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573:(mayor from 2010 to 2016), said she supported Lester continuing in the role.
1449:"'Growth is bad', pro-congestion Don McDonald joins Wellington Mayoral Race"
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1721:"Wellington mayoralty: Andy Foster's winning margin reduced in final count"
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19 July: Nominations opened for candidates. Rolls opened for inspection.
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1751:"Justin Lester says recount in Wellington in mayoralty race 'likely'"
1101:"Wellington City Council 2019 Triennial Elections – Election Returns"
1909:"Can centre-right Foster wrangle a left-leaning Wellington council"
1679:"Justin Lester out: Andy Foster new Wellington mayor in tight race"
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A total of nine candidates sought the mayoralty position in 2019.
1332:"Wellington Mayor Justin Lester eyes second term in 2019 election"
1497:"Cyclists in the firing line for new Wellington political party"
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1629:"Sir Peter Jackson backs Andy Foster for Wellington mayoralty"
1551:"Centre-right 'Wellington Party' to contest council elections"
1265:"Sir Peter Jackson backs Andy Foster for Wellington mayoralty"
1936:"The Foster ultimatum: Choose a left-leaning deputy or else"
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Desmarais, Felix & MacAndrew, Ruby (2 September 2019).
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and was held on 12 October to determine who would serve as
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began to appear around the city. In an interview with the
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announced he would be running for mayor for a third time.
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2019 Wellington City mayoral election (final results)
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1878:"Wellington City Council Election Results 2019"
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1123:"Race for the mayoralty: What you need to know"
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1447:Fonseka, Dileepa (16 August 2019).
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587:New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
1826:George, Damian (8 November 2019).
1800:George, Damian (25 October 2019).
1521:Campbell, Georgina (12 May 2019).
1392:"Unions Wellington Election Guide"
1177:Armstrong, Dave (27 August 2019).
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1575:Fonseka, Dileepa (30 July 2019).
1549:Kilgallon, Steve (12 July 2019).
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802:YIMBY Futureproof Wellington
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1373:2 September
1342:19 November
1155:Scoop.co.nz
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992:Independent
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877:Independent
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670:Andy Foster
546:Andy Foster
436:Wellington
412:Conor Hill
398:Andy Foster
369:Andrew Cox
262:Andy Foster
236:Independent
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106:Andy Foster
2858:Categories
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2152:John Blair
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1862:12 October
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1663:15 October
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1087:References
554:Shelly Bay
303:Candidates
102:Candidate
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2107:Sam Brown
1837:9 January
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1612:17 August
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1454:28 August
1275:16 August
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624:Candidate
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272:Key dates
1432:9 August
1396:Facebook
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1127:Radio NZ
1075:See also
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143:19,323
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1033:Valid:
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129:Labour
120:Party
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2797:2007
2792:2004
2787:2001
2782:1998
2777:1995
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2767:1989
2762:1986
2742:2022
2737:2019
2732:2016
2727:2013
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2717:2007
2712:2004
2707:2001
2702:1998
2697:1995
2692:1992
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