3346 days ago

Local board election progress results

Rodney Local Board

Progress results for 2016 local elections! Progress results are based on votes counted so far and may change based on votes cast today and special votes.

Elected members in order of votes counted:

Rodney Local Board

Wellsford Subdivision
SMITH, Colin Gregory

Warkworth Subdivision
ROE, Allison
BERGER, Tessa
HOULBROOKE, Beth

Kumeu Subdivision
PIRRIE, Phelan
BREWER, Cameron
STEELE, Brenda
BAILEY, Brent

Dairy Flat Subdivision
JOHNSTON, Louise

For progress results across Auckland go to:
www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...

Check back at this site tomorrow Sunday 9 October for provisional results (which includes votes hand delivered on Saturday morning).

Final results (which includes special votes) will be available on 13 October.

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