The CountNZ Election 2026

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Opportunity Party list 2026

On the current poll average (5.9%), Opportunity would win 7 seats: 0 electorates and 7 from the list, so list places down to about #7 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?
1Qiulae WongMt Albert✓ List
2Daniel EbKaipara ki Mahurangi✓ List
3Jessica HammondWellington North✓ List
4Kayla Kingdon-BebbWellington Bays✓ List
5Eden SkipperChristchurch Central✓ List
6Jodie KuntzschNelson✓ List
7Sarah LucasNew Plymouth✓ List
8David Bainbridge-ZafarDunedin
9Holly KnillNorth Shore
10Pāpā WhareweraWaiariki
11Bianca BeebeSouthland
12Romeo TevagaUpper Harbour
13Ben Wylie-van EerdHutt South
14Rachel WardTukituki
15Naomi PocockHamilton East
16Helen TaitWaitaki
17Cody MarshNorthcote
18Adam MacRae-MartinŌtāhuhu
19Mark RoachWaitākere
20Robert MasonKenepuru
21Luke RossRemutaka
22Michael CarterTauranga
23Derrick PaullMaungakiekie
24Matt ShepherdWairarapa
25Ben LaneMāngere
26Chee Khiang (CK) SngKapiti
27Finn LileyRotorua
28Evan FrenchGlendene
29Jamie AttenboroughMt Roskill
30Matt HarrisRangitata
31Sacha HaskellTāmaki
32Netra Prasad GhimirePalmerston North
33Cail SmithEast Cape
34Sam PlummerTaupō
35Blair SmithHamilton West
36Johan ChangAuckland Central
37Almo WongHenderson
38Adrian MeeSelwyn
39Paul JacksonEpsom
40Kevin HuangPakuranga

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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