361:, Davidson was reconfirmed in her position, fulfilling both requirements that there be at least one female co-leader and at least one MÄori co-leader. Of the 150 eligible delegates, 107 voted. 75 delegates voted for Shaw, and 32 voted to reopen nominations for Shaw's position. Since Shaw received less than 75 per cent of the delegate votes, the position was declared vacant and nominations were re-opened. This was the first time in the party's history that an incumbent co-leader ran unsuccessfully for re-election. At a press conference that evening, Shaw expressed his surprise at the result. Nominations for the co-leadership position were re-opened from 28 July to 4 August. Davidson served as the only party co-leader until the next vote was held. Prime Minister
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witnessed by fellow branch members. Ballots were distributed to party branches on 11 August and were due back on 8 September. Results were announced by the party on 10 September 2022. Of the 145 eligible delegates, 142 cast votes in the election. Shaw received 138 delegate votes or 97 per cent, more than the 75 per cent required, and was re-elected as co-leader.
223:, were re-elected. However, the election for Shaw's position went to a second round. Shaw did not secure a 75 per cent supermajority of party delegates to be re-elected for another year at the party's annual general meeting (AGM) on 23 July, and nominations were reopened. Prior to the AGM, members of the
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The difference between the AGM vote and the secondary vote was discussed in media. Shaw mused that the secret ballot process of the AGM vote reflected that he was less popular with AGM delegates than the wider party membership. It was reported that delegates who voted to reopen nominations at the AGM
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did not significantly change as a result of the co-leadership election. Shaw credited this to the robustness of the party process, adding "I quite like being a member of a party that is uncomfortable with power, and thatâs constantly questioning whether itâs doing the right thing, and agonising over
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and disengagement with the membership under Shaw's leadership. Prior to the AGM vote, Davidson stated that much of the criticism Shaw receives relates to his role as
Minister of Climate Change but that Shaw works hard and had achieved a lot in the role, including a national emissions reduction plan.
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and sought to challenge his leadership at the 2022 AGM. Shaw expressed confidence in being reconfirmed, stating "I do expect that there will be some people who vote to reopen nominations, but that happens every year." The party's 2022 AGM was scheduled to be held in
Christchurch but was moved online
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Manhire wrote that the low delegate turnout (71 per cent) for the AGM vote may have been due to the late decision to shift the meeting from in-person to online. He described the surprised reactions of Shaw and Davidson to the AGM vote as an indication that they need to pay better attention to the
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Immediately following the AGM vote on 23 July, Shaw stated that he would take advice but was "inclined" to stand for re-election. On 25 July, he announced that he would seek the co-leadership again. Shaw explained that since the AGM vote he had received messages from party members and some branches
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Under the Green Party's constitution, the party is led by two co-leaders. Historically, it was required that one of the co-leaders be female and the other male. However, the constitution was amended in May 2022 to remove the requirement that one co-leader be male. Additionally, it was resolved that
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The second vote was held remotely. Delegates again had the options to vote for Shaw or to re-open nominations. To be re-elected, Shaw had to receive 75% of valid delegate votes. Branches met to instruct their delegates on how to vote; unlike the AGM vote's secret ballot, delegate votes had to be
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reported that supporters of Shaw believed some AGM delegates voted against the wishes of their branches. Delegates that
Daalder interviewed rejected these claims. Daalder also noted that branch meeting attendees are not necessarily representative of the party membership, particularly given that
354:, and particularly the risk of members from the North Island becoming infected and being required to isolate in the South Island. When questioned by media, Shaw rejected that the shifting of the meeting from an in-person format to online was related to questions over his leadership.
255:(AGMs). If a leadership position is uncontested, the candidate must secure a 75 per cent majority of party delegates' votes to be confirmed. If this threshold is not met, then nominations for the position are re-opened and a fresh election is held.
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publicly considered a run against Shaw, but both ultimately declined to stand for the position, and Shaw was the only candidate nominated. Other MPs who ruled out running for the co-leadership position to media were
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the compromises that come with being part of a government." He resolved to be more outspoken about his disagreements with government policy and action on climate change.
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general elections. Following the 2017 general election, Shaw became a
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251:. Co-leaders are elected for one-year terms by party delegates at
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2022 Green Party of
Aotearoa New Zealand co-leadership election
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Aotearoa New Zealand co-leadership election
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political scientist Lara
Greaves pointed to Swarbrick's 2020
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to replace him as party co-leader, defeating sitting MPs
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Green Party of
Aotearoa New Zealand leadership elections
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1621:"Greens' co-leader never been surer of party's chances"
1593:"Davidson ready to fight her co-leader's corner at AGM"
1142:"Green Party's James Shaw to face leadership challenge"
1496:"Statement On The Green Party Co-leadership Election"
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946:"James Shaw brushes off Greens leadership challenge"
858:"Shaw sees off challenger for Greens' co-leadership"
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1647:Malpass, Luke (13 September 2022).
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977:"Green Party AGM To Move Online"
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