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New Zealand Loyal
The New Zealand Loyal party is a nationalist populist party formed in 2023 by anti-vaccination activist and former broadcaster Liz Gunn. The party describes itself as opposed to “globalists’ interests”, and its policy platform focuses on opposition to the United Nations, climate change legislation, drinking water fluoridation, abortion and centralised government.
- Year founded2023
- Times in government0
- Current MPs0
- Number of electorates held0
- 2023 donations$0.00
- 2023 polling average<0.5%
Party List
01 | FounderView moreLiz Gunn
List only candidate
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Peter Drew
List only candidate
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Philip George Engel
List only candidate
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Anne Perratt
Candidate for the Tāmaki electorate
View moreWarren Willetts
Candidate for the New Plymouth electorate
View moreLogan Courtney
Candidate for the Selwyn electorate
View moreKim Turner
Candidate for the Port Waikato electorate
View moreJeanette Wilson
Candidate for the Whangaparāoa electorate
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Sebastian Marinkovich
Candidate for the West Coast-Tasman electorate
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Gordon Wilson
Candidate for the Taupō electorate
View moreBrenton Faithfull
Candidate for the Kaipara ki Mahurangi electorate
View moreFred Roberts
Candidate for the Taieri electorate
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Wayne Shearer
Candidate for the Rangitata electorate
View moreTanya Ban
Candidate for the Hamilton East electorate
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Christine Van Duivenboven
Candidate for the Wigram electorate
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Ray Cobb
Candidate for the Coromandel electorate
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Dean Grant
Candidate for the Palmerston North electorate
View moreLogan Evans
Candidate for the Southland electorate
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Lisa Temperton
Candidate for the Mana electorate
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Peter Vaughan
Candidate for the Nelson electorate
View moreDavid Kowalewski
Candidate for the Invercargill electorate
View moreBill Dyet
Candidate for the East Coast Bays electorate
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Bryan Ten-Have
Candidate for the Ōtaki electorate
View moreSteve Lawton
Candidate for the Dunedin electorate
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Ray Bailey
Candidate for the Waitaki electorate
View moreJohn Armstrong
Candidate for the Botany electorate
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Anna Rotheray
Candidate for the Epsom electorate
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Chris Newman
Candidate for the Upper Harbour electorate
View moreSteve Oliver
Candidate for the New Lynn electorate
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Pete Arnott
Candidate for the Wairarapa electorate
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Natalie Colello
Candidate for the Kaikōura electorate
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Jordan Blake
Candidate for the Hutt South electorate
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Rob Hulman
Candidate for the Tukituki electorate
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Phil Scothern
Candidate for the Pakuranga electorate
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Donna Kouka
Candidate for the Papakura electorate
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Janita Andrews
Candidate for the Whangārei electorate
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Michael Feyen
Candidate for the Northland electorate
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