Who gets in on the current poll average

I thought readers (and candidates) would be interested in who will be List MPs based on the current average of the public polls.

First you need to look at electorate seats. While I don’t think their electorate predictions are entirely accurate, I’ll use iPredict (as it is the only public source of info) which predicts Labour will pick up four electorate seats – two off National, and two off Maori Party. So here’s how the parties which will have List MPs would look.

National – 61 MPs, 40 electorate and 21 list

1. Bill English
2. David Carter
3. Steven Joyce
4. Hekia Parata
5. Chris Finlayson
6. Tim Groser
7. Michael Woodhouse
8. Nicky Wagner
9. Paul Goldsmith
10. Melissa Lee
11. Kanwal Bakshi
12. Jian Yang
13. Alfred Ngaro
14. Brett Hudson
15. Paul Foster-Bell
16. Jo Hayes
17. Paramjit Parmar
18. Chris Bishop
19. Nuk Korako
20. Jono Naylor
21. Maurren Pugh
22. Fia Turner

Labour – 32 MPs, 27 electorate and 5 list

1. David Parker
2. Jacinda Ardern
3. Sue Moroney
4. Andrew Little
5. Maryan Street

Greens – 15 MPs

1. Metiria Turei
2. Russel Norman
3. Kevin Hague
4. Eugenie Sage
5. Gareth Hughes
6. Catherine Delahunty
7. Kennedy Graham
8. Julie Anne Genter
9. Mojo Mathers
10. Jan Logie
11. David Clendon
12. James Shaw
13. Denise Roche
14. Steffan Browning
15. Marama Davidson

NZ First – 7 MPs

1. Winston Peters
2. Tracey Martin
3. Richard Prosser
4. Fletcher Tabuteau
5. Barbara Stewart
6. Clayton Mitchell
7. Denis O’Rourke

Internet Mana – 3 MPs, 2 List MPs

1. Laila Harre
2. Annette Sykes