2008 Election Results – Green Party Vote
1 |
|
Wellington Central |
20.6% |
2 |
|
Rongotai |
17.0% |
3 |
|
Dunedin North |
15.8% |
4 |
|
Auckland Central |
15.5% |
5 |
|
Port Hills |
13.8% |
6 |
|
Christchurch Central |
11.2% |
7 |
|
Mt Albert |
11.0% |
8 |
|
West Coast Tasman |
10.9% |
9 |
|
Nelson |
9.4% |
10 |
|
Ohariu |
9.1% |
11 |
|
Mana |
8.4% |
12 |
|
Ilam |
8.2% |
13 |
|
Dunedin South |
8.0% |
14 |
|
Hutt South |
7.7% |
15 |
|
New Lynn |
7.6% |
16 |
|
Coromandel |
7.6% |
17 |
|
Selwyn |
7.5% |
18 |
|
Northland |
7.3% |
19 |
|
Christchurch East |
7.2% |
20 |
|
Hamilton East |
7.2% |
21 |
|
Te Tai Tonga |
7.2% |
22 |
|
Kaikoura |
7.0% |
23 |
|
Waitaki |
7.0% |
24 |
|
Wigram |
6.9% |
25 |
|
Epsom |
6.9% |
26 |
|
Northcote |
6.7% |
27 |
|
North Shore |
6.6% |
28 |
|
Palmerston North |
6.5% |
29 |
|
Waitakere |
6.5% |
30 |
|
New Plymouth |
6.4% |
31 |
|
East Coast |
6.4% |
32 |
|
Tukituki |
6.0% |
33 |
|
Whangarei |
6.0% |
34 |
|
Rimutaka |
5.9% |
35 |
|
Wairarapa |
5.7% |
36 |
|
Otaki |
5.6% |
37 |
|
Napier |
5.5% |
38 |
|
Maungakiekie |
5.5% |
39 |
|
Rangitikei |
5.4% |
40 |
|
Waimakariri |
5.4% |
41 |
|
Tamaki |
5.3% |
42 |
|
Whanganui |
5.3% |
43 |
|
Rodney |
5.2% |
44 |
|
Clutha Southland |
5.1% |
45 |
|
Hamilton West |
5.1% |
46 |
|
Rotorua |
5.0% |
47 |
|
Taranaki-King Country |
5.0% |
48 |
|
Helensville |
4.9% |
49 |
|
Bay of Plenty |
4.9% |
50 |
|
Tauranga |
4.6% |
51 |
|
Taupo |
4.5% |
52 |
|
Mt Roskill |
4.3% |
53 |
|
Invercargill |
4.3% |
54 |
|
Rangitata |
4.2% |
55 |
|
East Coast Bays |
4.1% |
56 |
|
Tamaki Makaurau |
4.0% |
57 |
|
Te Atatu |
4.0% |
58 |
|
Waikato |
3.9% |
59 |
|
Pakuranga |
3.6% |
60 |
|
Te Tai Hauauru |
3.5% |
61 |
|
Te Tai Tokerau |
3.5% |
62 |
|
Hunua |
3.4% |
63 |
|
Hauraki-Waikato |
3.2% |
64 |
|
Ikaroa-Rawhiti |
3.2% |
65 |
|
Papakura |
3.0% |
66 |
|
Waiariki |
2.7% |
67 |
|
Botany |
2.4% |
68 |
|
Manurewa |
2.2% |
69 |
|
Mangere |
2.0% |
70 |
|
Manukau East |
1.8% |
The Greens did exceptionally well in Wellington achieving 20.6% in Wellington Central and 17.0% in Rongotai. Also above 15% was Dunedin North and Auckland Central.
In eight seats they got over 10%, and in 23 seats, over 7%.
Their median seat was Wairarapa on 5.7%. This is less than their average of 6.7% so their strong seats drags them up considerably.
Their worst seats were Manukau East and Mangere.