New Zealand General Election · Saturday 7 November 2026 · 8 candidates
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Communities: Oamaru, Wānaka, Cromwell, Twizel, Fairlie, Geraldine (summary of the 2025 Representation Commission boundaries, compiled from the Commission report and Wikipedia; confirm your address on the official vote.nz map)
Listed alphabetically by surname, as on the ballot paper. The electorate vote elects one local MP (first past the post). Your party vote is separate: see party vote.
National Party · Party website
Official listing: ANDERSON, Miles John
No verified quote from this candidate yet. See what National is campaigning on: official National policies.
ACT New Zealand · Party website
Official listing: BEAMISH, Sean
No verified quote from this candidate yet. See what ACT is campaigning on: official ACT policies.
Independent
Official listing: GRAAMANS, Adrian Daegal
No verified quote from this candidate yet. Standing as an independent.
Independent
Official listing: JUDGE, Bronwyn
No verified quote from this candidate yet. Standing as an independent.
New Zealand First Party · Party website
Official listing: LAWS, Michael
New Zealand First stands proudly with the idea that we would be the conscience and the heart of a centre-right coalition.
Official listing: O'CONNOR, Damien
Eighty percent of the new money that has gone into health since this coalition came into government has gone into the private sector. The private sector will not deliver the public health services that we need across this country, particularly in Central Otago.
Independent
Official listing: SHAND, Daniel
No verified quote from this candidate yet. Standing as an independent.
Opportunity Party · Party website
Official listing: TAIT, Helen
No verified quote from this candidate yet. See what Opportunity is campaigning on: official Opportunity policies.
Candidates checked against the official Electoral Commission list: Electorate Candidates 2026 (xlsx), released 9 Oct 2026 (media release). "Sitting electorate MP" flags are from a secondary compilation (Wikipedia).