Tukituki
General electorate in Hawke's Bay
Suburbs connected44 suburbs & localitiesShow ā¾
Havelock North, Hastings Central, Flaxmere, Cornwall Park, Mayfair, Poukawa, Frimley, Lochain Park, Raureka, Makaretu, St Leonards, Akina Park, Longlands, Parkhaven, Pukahu, Mahora, Queens Square, Parkvale, Tomoana Crossing, Mangateretere, Camberley, Mangaonuku, Raceway Park, Clive, Kahuranaki, Flaxmere Park, Karamu, Maraekakaho, Bridge Pa, Mangarara, Irongate, Omahu Strip, Haumoana, Twyford, Omahu, WaimÄrama, WhakatÅ«, Pakowhai, Tomoana, Te Awanga, ÅtÄne, Ongaonga, Tikokino, Bare Island.
Boundaries do not always follow the edge of a suburb. Makaretu, St Leonards, Mangarara, Omahu, Pakowhai are split with a neighbouring electorate, so they appear on more than one page. Hover a dotted name for the share that falls here.
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 info91.31% enrolled Ā· as at 31 July 2026Show ā¾
| Age | Est. eligible | General | MÄori | Enrolled | Not enrolled | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 - 24 | 6,240 | 2,619 | 934 | 3,553 | 2,687 | 56.94% |
| 25 - 29 | 4,340 | 2,951 | 985 | 3,936 | 404 | 90.69% |
| 30 - 34 | 5,133 | 3,386 | 1,090 | 4,476 | 657 | 87.20% |
| 35 - 39 | 5,336 | 3,809 | 1,082 | 4,891 | 445 | 91.66% |
| 40 - 44 | 4,878 | 3,502 | 881 | 4,383 | 495 | 89.85% |
| 45 - 49 | 4,753 | 3,656 | 781 | 4,437 | 316 | 93.35% |
| 50 - 54 | 5,348 | 4,106 | 803 | 4,909 | 439 | 91.79% |
| 55 - 59 | 5,097 | 4,341 | 697 | 5,038 | 59 | 98.84% |
| 60 - 64 | 5,311 | 4,456 | 626 | 5,082 | 229 | 95.69% |
| 65 - 69 | 4,680 | 4,205 | 481 | 4,686 | -6 | 100.13% |
| 70+ | 11,199 | 10,797 | 714 | 11,511 | -312 | 102.79% |
| Total | 62,315 | 47,828 | 9,074 | 56,902 | 5,413 | 91.31% |
Enrolment figures are as at 31 July 2026. The eligible population is the Electoral Commission's own estimate, so ānot enrolledā is the gap between that estimate and the roll ā 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 56.94% here, against 91.31% across all ages.
Source: Electoral Commission: enrolment by general electorate
2023 election resultsShow ā¾
Electorate (candidate) votes, 14 October 2023. Winner: Catherine Wedd (National), majority 10,118.
- Catherine WeddNational21,981 (54.2%)
- Anna LorckLabour11,863 (29.2%)
- Nick RatcliffeGreen Party2,383 (5.9%)
- Rob DouglasACT2,016 (5.0%)
- Rob HulmanNZ Loyal1,030 (2.5%)
- Romana (Marnz) ManningLegalise Cannabis631 (1.6%)
- Michael NgahukaIndependent379 (0.9%)
- Melanie Lorraine PetrowskiIndependent181 (0.4%)
- Allister David ToshIndependent66 (0.2%)
- Michael PonkIndependent45 (0.1%)
Source: Electoral Commission (electionresults.govt.nz). Electorate (candidate) vote only; party vote not shown.
Current MP for Tukituki
Catherine Wedd
Current MPFocus
Championing the four-lane expressway for Tukituki, Cyclone Gabrielle rebuild, expanding export markets for Hawke's Bay produce, and her Members' Bill for 72 hours postnatal care.
Candidates
Dan Scott
NewFocus
22-year-old meteorologist campaigning on cost of living, health access and climate change mitigation for post-cyclone Hawke's Bay.
Mark Longworth
NewRob Douglas
Focus
Property valuation business director campaigning on property rights and local business support for Tukituki.
Taine Randell
NewFocus
Former All Blacks captain campaigning on energy policy, water management and immigration reform for Tukituki, citing infrastructure strain.
Rachel Ward
NewFocus
Campaigning on housing affordability, sustainable agriculture and regional economic reform in Hawke's Bay.