Wigram is currently held by Labour's Megan Woods, who won safely with a margin of 14,770. In 2020, Labour won the greatest share of party votes in Wigram – 55% to National's 21%. Before Woods, the seat was held by Jim Anderton of the Alliance and Progressive parties.
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Wiremu Thomson
Independent

Richard Wesley
Green Party

Tracy Summerfield
National Party

Christine Van Duivenboven
New Zealand Loyal

Blair Anderson
Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party

Debra Marie Cullimore
Leighton Baker Party

Tubby Hansen
NZ Economic Euthenics Party

Megan Woods
Labour Party

Geoff McTague
Independent

Ankita Lynn
ACT Party
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