Glendene

General electorate in Auckland West (formerly Kelston / Te Atatu)

Suburbs connected12 suburbs & localitiesShow ▾

Te Atatū, Te Atatū Peninsula, Avondale, Glendene, Henderson, New Lynn, McLeod, Kelston, Avondale Rosebank, Edmonton, Sunnyvale East, Rosebank Peninsula.

Built from the 2025 electorate boundaries used for the 2026 election, matched against Stats NZ statistical areas. Names are the official ones, so a very small settlement may sit inside a larger named locality rather than appear on its own. If you are unsure which electorate you are in, check your address on vote.nz.

Source: Stats NZ: 2025 electorate boundaries and 2026 statistical areas

Enrolment info88.76% enrolled · as at 31 July 2026Show ▾
Enrolled
54,808
Est. eligible
61,748
Not enrolled
6,940
Enrolment rate
88.76%
Which roll people are on
General roll 50,300(91.8%)Māori roll 4,508(8.2%)
Enrolment by age band for Glendene
AgeEst. eligibleGeneralMāoriEnrolledNot enrolled%
18 - 246,9252,8695023,3713,55448.68%
25 - 295,6433,8155734,3881,25577.76%
30 - 347,1795,5116276,1381,04185.50%
35 - 397,4586,2754966,77168790.79%
40 - 446,2385,3914125,80343593.03%
45 - 495,2484,6694115,08016896.80%
50 - 544,7984,2223794,60119795.89%
55 - 594,4593,9503374,28717296.14%
60 - 644,0913,8182974,115-24100.59%
65 - 693,3363,2062263,432-96102.88%
70+6,3736,5742486,822-449107.05%
Total61,74850,3004,50854,8086,94088.76%

Enrolment figures are as at 31 July 2026. The eligible population is the Electoral Commission's own estimate, so “not enrolled” is the gap between that estimate and the roll — not a count of identified people.

Some age bands show above 100% enrolled, which means the roll holds more people than the population estimate for that band. This appears in the Commission's own published table and is not an error here.

The youngest band is consistently the least enrolled: 18 - 24 sits at 48.68% here, against 88.76% across all ages.

Source: Electoral Commission: enrolment by general electorate

🗳 2023 results: No directly comparable result — Glendene is a new or substantially redrawn electorate from the 2025 boundary review (formerly Kelston / Te Atatu).

Current MP for Glendene

Carmel Sepuloni

Current MP
Labour
FromTitirangi, Auckland
About
Labour MP for Kelston and former Deputy Prime Minister; standing in the new Glendene electorate.

Focus

Contesting the new Glendene electorate covering Te Atatu, Kelston, Avondale and Sunnyvale; focused on West Auckland community services and Pacific community representation.

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Candidates

Sunil Kumar

New
National
FromAuckland, Glendene
About
Business owner in financial services, community leader and National Party campaign organiser.

Focus

Focused on community safety as an NZ Police Ethnic Warden, supporting local families and small businesses, youth development through cricket coaching and environmental cleanups.

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Yasmine Serhan

New
Green Party
FromAuckland
About
Early childhood teacher and union organiser.

Alfred Ngaro

NZ First
FromTe Atatu, Auckland
About
Former Cabinet Minister, community leader and pastor with 35+ years of leadership.

Focus

Campaigning for hard-working Kiwi battlers in West Auckland with focus on Pacific community values and family support.

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Evan French

New
TOP
FromAuckland
About
University of Auckland mathematics and ecology graduate; co-leader of TOP's youth wing.

Focus

Standing in Glendene on emissions policy, climate response and getting younger voters engaged in politics.

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Robert McNeil

New
Animal Justice
FromWest Auckland
About
Co-founder and Executive President of the Animal Justice Party who ran for Auckland Mayor in 2025.
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Amanda Roberts

New
ACT
FromGlendene, West Auckland
About
Founder of advertising firm Aligned Media and an elected Waitākere Licensing Trust trustee since 2022.

Focus

Standing in Glendene on small business conditions and on breaking up West Auckland's liquor licensing monopoly, an issue she has pursued as a licensing trustee.

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General electorateAuckland West2026 General Election - 7 Nov 2026