Hutt South
Official candidate votes in the 2005 general election. Electorate boundaries are versioned by election; the name alone does not imply identical boundaries across years.
- Valid candidate votes
- 32,238
- Informal candidate votes
- 307
- Candidate vote total
- 32,545
- Majority
- 5,740
| Candidate | Party | Candidate votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trevor Colin Mallard | Labour | 16,125 | Elected |
| Rosemarie Fay Thomas | National | 10,385 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Murray Vaughan Smith | United Future | 1,905 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Paul Everard Bruce | Green | 1,719 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Howard Warren Levarko | NZ First | 698 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Lindsay Mitchell | ACT | 579 | Not elected in this electorate |
| David Charles Knight | Destiny New Zealand | 335 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Maraea Te Ngana Ropata | Te Pāti Māori | 322 | Not elected in this electorate |
| John Barry McSeveney | Independent | 106 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Philip John Howison | Libertarianz | 64 | Not elected in this electorate |
Majority is the difference between the two highest candidate vote totals. Candidate votes and party votes are separate ballots. Results are displayed in vote order without any evaluative rating.
| Party | Votes |
|---|---|
| 99 MP Party | 7 |
| ACT | 420 |
| Alliance | 27 |
| Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party | 77 |
| Christian Heritage NZ | 21 |
| Democrats for Social Credit | 9 |
| Destiny New Zealand | 181 |
| Direct Democracy Party | 4 |
| Green | 1,831 |
| Progressive | 337 |
| Labour | 15,534 |
| Libertarianz | 21 |
| Te Pāti Māori | 193 |
| National | 11,464 |
| New Zealand Family Rights Protection Party | 11 |
| NZ First | 1,262 |
| OneNZ Party | 4 |
| The Republic of New Zealand Party | 3 |
| United Future | 1,267 |