2022 Wellington City mayoral election
The 2022 Wellington City mayoral election is part of the Wellington local elections that will be held on 8 October 2022 to determine who will serve as Mayor of Wellington for the next three-year term. Incumbent mayor Andy Foster has yet to announce if he will run for re-election.
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Candidates
Declared candidates
- Ray Chung, founder of the Onslow Residents' Community Association[1]
- Barbara McKenzie, founder of the Wellington Significant Natural Areas (SNA) Committee[2]
- Tory Whanau, former Green Party chief of staff[3] who was endorsed by the Green Party[4]
Potential candidates
- Diane Calvert, city councillor[5]
- Jenny Condie, city councillor[5]
- Paul Eagle, Labour MP and former deputy mayor[3][6]
- Andy Foster, incumbent mayor[3]
- Justin Lester, former mayor[6]
Declined to be candidates
- Jill Day, city councillor[6][7]
- Fleur Fitzsimons, city councillor[6][5]
- Sarah Free, deputy mayor[5]
- Laurie Foon, city councillor[5]
- Nick Leggett, former mayor of Porirua[8]
- Iona Pannett, city councillor[5]
- Tamatha Paul, city councillor[5]
- Simon Woolf, city councillor[5]
- Nicola Young, city councillor[5]
References
- Gourley, Erin (26 April 2022). "Ray Chung wants to bring business sense to Wellington's mayoralty". Stuff. Retrieved 27 April 2022.
- Tso, Matthew (21 April 2022). "'Hurry up and make a call': Wellington mayoral candidates urged to step forward". Stuff. Retrieved 21 April 2022.
- MacManus, Joel (18 November 2021). "Former Green Party chief of staff Tory Whanau running for Wellington mayor". Stuff.
- Wong, Justin (10 April 2022). "Greens announce Wellington local body candidates, endorse Tory Whanau for mayor". Stuff. Retrieved 11 April 2022.
- Campbell, Georgina (19 November 2021). "Wellington City Council: Who's running again and who's not?". The New Zealand Herald.
- MacManus, Joel (9 October 2021). "One year to go: The big issues that will define the Wellington local body election". Stuff.
- Hunt, Tom (1 February 2022). "Wellington's first Māori woman to be deputy mayor stepping down". Dominion Post. Stuff.
- Campbell, Georgina (18 January 2022). "Former Porirua mayor Nick Leggett considering a return to politics". The New Zealand Herald.
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