The CountNZ Election 2026

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ACT New Zealand list 2026

On the current poll average (10.1%), ACT would win 12 seats: 2 electorates and 10 from the list, so list places down to about #12 get in.

How this works: the party vote is the poll average; electorates are filled in by the calculator's default settings (each seat's 2023 margin moved by three-quarters of the change in the party vote, with Māori seats, very safe seats and seats held by smaller parties kept with their 2023 party). It's an illustration of what the polls imply under MMP, not a forecast.

#CandidateStanding inIn on the polls?
1David Seymour Sitting MPEpsom✓ Electorate
2Nicole McKee Sitting MPWellington Bays✓ List
3Andrew Hoggard Sitting MPRangitīkei✓ List
4Paul HenryList only✓ List
5Karen Chhour Sitting MPNorth Shore✓ List
6Todd Stephenson Sitting MPSouthland✓ List
7James ChristmasTāmaki✓ Electorate
8Simon Court Sitting MPKaipara ki Mahurangi✓ List
9Laura McClure Sitting MPWigram✓ List
10Parmjeet Parmar Sitting MPPakuranga✓ List
11Iain MurraySelwyn✓ List
12Cameron Luxton Sitting MPMt Maunganui✓ List
13Antonia ModkovaAuckland Central
14Alex PriceMt Albert
15Janelle HockingWest Coast-Tasman
16Ash ParmarWaikato
17Yang QuMt Roskill
18Davina SmoldersList only
19Amanda RobertsGlendene
20Callum SheridanWaitākere
21Henrietta DevoeŌtāhuhu
22Samuel MillsEast Coast Bays
23Nigel ElderRemutaka
24Tom SpoonerKaikōura
25Juan Alvarez de LugoMaungakiekie
26Manu SinghMāngere
27Helena RozaWhangaparāoa
28Ali DahcheBotany
29Malkiat SinghPapakura
30Ashley BettridgeWaimakariri
31Zac WellmanBanks Peninsula
32Robbie ByarsTaieri
33Matthew HagueWellington North
34Nick PeirceHenderson
35Darrin HawkesEast Cape
36Panos PatrosUpper Harbour
37Aaron AllredRangitata
38Doug GrahamWhangārei
39Toni SeverinChristchurch East
40John OrmondNapier
41Bryan NortonTauranga
42Martin LundqvistNorthcote
43Sarah Lochead-MacmillanPort Waikato
44Ken HarpurIlam
45Sean BeamishWaitaki
46Chris BaillieNelson

List as lodged with the Electoral Commission. A candidate who wins an electorate takes that seat and is skipped on the list. "In on the polls?" shows who gets in on the current poll average with the calculator's defaults: by winning their electorate, or from the list.

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