Hauraki-Waikato electorate
Hauraki-Waikato is currently represented by Labour's Nanaia Mahuta, who won comfortably with a margin of 9,223. In 2017, Labour won the largest share of Hauraki-Waikato's votes – 63% to the Māori Party's 12%. The seat was established in 2008, and was previously called Tainui. Mahuta held Tainui since 2002, and Hauraki-Waikato since 2008. Boundary changes this year mean the electorate no longer includes Waiheke Island, and an area east of Manurewa.
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Why I’m running
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Won Hauraki-WaikatoBefore politics
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My local priorities
Reform the justice system. Repeal the Bail Amendment Act. Remove Oranga Tamariki. Why I’m running
As a mother and nana, I have never been afraid of standing up to those who would want to block Māori progress. I want my mokos to have all the opportunities in the world. That is my driver and that's what I stand for and what I truly believe the Māori Party can deliver for our people. Together we can make a difference, together we will lead our own oranga, together we will be part of the Māori recovery by you voting for Māori. Make it Māori mana motuhake, make it happen!About me
I gained an LLB and LLM (Hon) from Waikato University. With a background in law and advocacy and an insightful grasp of what is required to bring long term transformational changes to Māori communities. Having a keen interest in policy areas which will bring the most effective and lasting benefits. With one eye on legislation and the other on our people, I strive for results in key areas of health, housing affordability, justice and reducing inequality. Party list rank
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5th in Hamilton WestBefore politics
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WaikatoAge
50
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