Stephen Berry is compiling this guide on the Auckland Local Body elections as an independent commentator. His recommendations are based on his own research and are not on behalf of any organisation. P
It was a tough decision. So many are terrible. RATINGS GUIDE: $ to $$$$$ with $ being a leftist trougher and $$$$$ being small government dynamo For some, however, a clown is more appropriate. More than one may be awarded. Upper Harbour Local Board There are 14 candidates for this 6 seat Local Board.
RATINGS GUIDE: $ to $$$$$ with $ being a leftist trougher and $$$$$ being small government dynamo For some, however, a clown is more appropriate. More than one may be awarded. Hibiscus and Bays Local Board East Coast Bays Subdivision There are 11 candidates standing for four positions. You may cast up to four
RATINGS GUIDE: $ to $$$$$ with $ being a leftist trougher and $$$$$ being small government dynamo For some, however, a clown is more appropriate. More than one may be awarded. Hibiscus and Bays Local Board Hibiscus Coast Subdivision There are 14 candidates standing for four positions. You may cast up to four votes
RATINGS GUIDE: $ to $$$$$ with $ being a leftist trougher and $$$$$ being small government dynamo For some, however, a clown is more appropriate. More than one may be awarded. Candidates – Council * Alezix Heneti * Julia Parfitt – Independent * Wayne Walker – Putting People First * John Watson – Putting People First Alezix Heneti It would be incredibly
Here’s a sneak peek at what you can expect in ‘Stephen Berry’s Guide to Auckland Local Elections’, starting with Albany tomorrow. Running for Rodney Local Board – a team of Independents. How is that possible? It’s not. You’re either an Independent or you’re on a ticket.
Your (potential) questions answered There have been a few questions sent to me since I announced “Stephen Berry’s Guide to Auckland Local Elections.’ Not enough to make a Frequently Asked Questions section. Not enough to make a Questions section actually but I think I can anticipate a few… Who
It’s that time of the political tri-cycle again; when Aucklanders are asked to fill out their postal votes for a myriad of people and positions they’ve never heard of. While the sensible will keep their heads down and block their ears until it’s over, I’ll be
