NZ Local Elections 2025

Albert-Eden Local Board

Maungawhau Subdivision
The Albert-Eden Local Board is one of 21 local boards in Auckland. The local board makes a plan for your area and decides on local issues, activities and facilities. It also oversees council services and facilities in your area, including libraries and parks. The local board is made up of eight members. Members are elected to represent different subdivisions within the local board area. four members will be elected from your area. This is a first past the post (FPP) election, so you vote by ticking the name of your preferred candidate on your ballot paper. Compare the candidates and their policies to decide who to vote for in the Albert-Eden Local Board election.

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Jonty Carroll

Jonty Carroll

City Vision

Michelle Hope Thorp

Michelle Hope Thorp

City Vision

John Stockan William McCallum

John Stockan William McCallum

Jack Tan

Jack Tan

C&R - Communities and Residents

Jose Fowler

Jose Fowler

C&R - Communities and Residents

William Paul Chalmers

William Paul Chalmers

City Vision

Kendyl Jay Smith

Kendyl Jay Smith

C&R - Communities and Residents

Paul Sun

Paul Sun

Independent

Rex Francis Smith

Rex Francis Smith

C&R - Communities and Residents

Mark Graham

Mark Graham

City Vision

Mark Graham

City Vision

Mark Graham

City Vision

Why I'm standing

I believe Auckland is the best city in the world - in ten years time, and only if we make the right decisions. I believe we're not doing enough to prepare for the environmental climate we're driving towards, and I want to change that. I believe we're not doing enough to ensure our streets are safe for our kids, pedestrians and cyclists and I want to change that.

About me

I was part of the group that stopped AT from removing the Western Springs pōhutukawas, organised a protest against Brian Tamaki's political rally, worked for a decade to try to get traffic calming put into Point Chevalier, worked for almost as long to rid local reserves of weeds, I was chair of the trust that put cinema onto Waiheke Island. Candidates should show a history of working to create better things for the community.

My priorities
  1. See our streets made safer for everyone – our kids, our pedestrians and our cyclists.
  2. Ensure green spaces and street trees are protected and increased in number.
  3. Support our local community organisations and people doing good works amongst us.
Residence

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Age

64

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Why I'm standing

I believe Auckland is the best city in the world - in ten years time, and only if we make the right decisions. I believe we're not doing enough to prepare for the environmental climate we're driving towards, and I want to change that. I believe we're not doing enough to ensure our streets are safe for our kids, pedestrians and cyclists and I want to change that.

About me

I was part of the group that stopped AT from removing the Western Springs pōhutukawas, organised a protest against Brian Tamaki's political rally, worked for a decade to try to get traffic calming put into Point Chevalier, worked for almost as long to rid local reserves of weeds, I was chair of the trust that put cinema onto Waiheke Island. Candidates should show a history of working to create better things for the community.

My priorities
  1. See our streets made safer for everyone – our kids, our pedestrians and our cyclists.
  2. Ensure green spaces and street trees are protected and increased in number.
  3. Support our local community organisations and people doing good works amongst us.
Residence

Waterview

Age

64

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