Manurewa electorate
Manurewa runs from Weymouth and Manurewa in the south to Wiri and Manukau City in the north. The seat is currently held by Labour's Arena Williams, who won safely with a margin of 17,179. In 2020, Labour won the greatest share of party votes in Manurewa – 73% to National's 13%. Labour MPs have always held the seat since it was created in 1963, except for briefly in 1975–1978.
Manurewa candidates
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Rangi Mclean
Why I'm standing
To ensure that there is positive collaboration between Māori and the Treaty of Waitangi partner.
About me
To continue to serve the whanau of Manurewa marae and all whānau in the wider community of Manurewa.
My priorities
- GST tax-free fruit and vegetables.
- Low rental housing.
- Lower petrol costs.
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Things to know...
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