Labour’s 2020 List
Labour’s 2020 List is:
- 1 Jacinda Ardern
- 2 Kelvin Davis
- 3 Grant Robertson
- 4 Phil Twyford
- 5 Megan Woods
- 6 Chris Hipkins
- 7 Andrew Little
- 8 Carmel Sepuloni
- 9 David Parker
- 10 Nanaia Mahuta
- 11 Trevor Mallard
- 12 Stuart Nash
- 13 Iain Lees-Galloway
- 14 Jenny Salesa
- 15 Damien O’Connor
- 16 Kris Faafoi
- 17 David Clark
- 18 Ayesha Verrall
- 19 Peeni Henare
- 20 Willie Jackson
- 21 Aupito William Sio
- 22 Poto Williams
- 23 Vanushi Walters
- 24 Michael Wood
- 25 Adrian Rurawhe
- 26 Raymond Huo
- 27 Kiri Allan
- 28 Kieran McAnulty
- 29 Louisa Wall
- 30 Meka Whaitiri
- 31 Rino Tirikatene
- 32 Camilla Belich
- 33 Priyanca Radhakrishnan
- 34 Jan Tinetti
- 35 Deborah Russell
- 36 Marja Lubeck
- 37 Angie Warren-Clark
- 38 Willow-Jean Prime
- 39 Tamati Coffey
- 40 Naisi Chen
- 41 Jo Luxton
- 42 Jamie Strange
- 43 Liz Craig
- 44 Ibrahim Omer
- 45 Duncan Webb
- 46 Anahila Kanongata’a-Suisuiki
- 47 Ginny Andersen
- 48 Rachel Brooking
- 49 Paul Eagle
- 50 Helen White
- 51 Barbara Edmonds
- 52 Angela Roberts
- 53 Shanan Halbert
- 54 Neru Leavasa
- 55 Tracey McLellan
- 56 Lemauga Lydia Sosene
- 57 Steph Lewis
- 58 Dan Rosewarne
- 59 Rachel Boyack
- 60 Arena Williams
- 61 Ingrid Leary
- 62 Soraya Peke-Mason
- 63 Lotu Fuli
- 64 Sarah Pallett
- 65 Gaurav Sharma
- 66 Emily Henderson
- 67 Terisa Ngobi
- 68 Kurt Taogaga
- 69 Kerrin Leoni
- 70 Reuben Davidson
- 71 Zahra Hussaini
- 72 Janet Holborow
- 73 Romy Udanga
- 74 Ala’ Al-Bustanji
- 75 Glen Bennett
- 76 Monina Hernandez
- 77 Claire Mahon
- 78 Jon Mitchell
- 79 Nathaniel Blomfield
- 80 Nerissa Henry
- 81 Mathew Flight
- 82 Shirin Brown
- 83 Liam Wairepo
- 84 Georgie Dansey
On current public polls Labour would get over 70 MPs. This will probably shrink with time but anyone in the 55 to 70 range is potentially an MP.
The promotion of Phil Twyford to No 4 is staggering. He has totally failed on their two iconic promises of 100,000 Kiwibuild homes and light rail in Auckland by 2021 and they promote him to No 4!