NZ Election 2023

Mt Roskill electorate

Mt Roskill is currently held by Labour's Michael Wood, who won safely with a margin of 13,853. The electorate covers the suburbs of Mt Roskill, Three Kings, Hilsborough and part of Balmoral. In 2020, Labour won the greatest share of party votes in Mt Roskill – 56% to National's 24%. The electorate was formed for the 1999 election from the southern half of the Owairaka electorate. It has always been represented by Labour MPs, including Labour leader and later mayor of Auckland, Phil Goff.

Mt Roskill candidates

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Suveen Sanis Walgampola

Green Party

Carlos Cheung

National Party

Rahul Chopra

ACT Party

Michael Wood

Labour Party

Rahul Chopra

ACT Party

Not currently in parliament

Why I'm standing

New Zealand is going in the wrong direction under Labour. The government has got its values wrong with excessive borrowing, taxing and spending, a lack of consequences for criminals and dividing New Zealanders by race. I'm standing with ACT because it's the only party offering New Zealand real change in these areas. ACT will get government spending under control, get tougher and smarter on crime and unite kiwis behind their common humanity.

About me

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My priorities

  1. Restore law and order by holding criminals accountable and recognising rights of victims.
  2. Cut the cost of living by cutting wasteful government spending, cutting tax and cutting red tape.
  3. Unite kiwis behind a Treaty which recognises their common humanity and stop dividing NZ by race.

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