Everything about Papakura Nz Electorate totally explained
Papakura is the name of two seats in the
New Zealand House of Representatives, both based around the south
Auckland town of
Papakura. In an historical sense, the name refers to an electorate that existed between
1978 and
1996, which with the advent of
Mixed Member Proportional voting and resulting reduction in the number of constituencies was folded into a new
Hunua seat. Hunua was
later modified, pulled northwards and renamed
Clevedon.
In a modern sense, the name refers to a constituency which will be fought for the first time at the
2008 election. This new Papakura seat is the successor to the old Clevedon seat. It also contains a set of towns to the west of Papakura, namely
Drury,
Karaka and
Kingseat.
History
Members of Parliament for Papakura, 1978-1990
1Robertson defected to the United party in 2005.
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