The 2026 New Zealand general election will be held on Saturday, 7 November 2026 to determine the membership of the 55th New Zealand Parliament.^[1]

The Green Party has a two-stage process to determine its party list: an initial list determined by attendees of the annual Green Party conference and then a vote and ordering by members of the party to either uphold the list or generate a different list voted on by the party. The initial list was published on 12 March 2026.^[2][3]

Rank	Name	Portrait	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Marama Davidson		List		1	0
2	Chlöe Swarbrick		Electorate	Auckland Central	3	+1
3	Teanau Tuiono		List	Palmerston North	5	+2
4	Tamatha Paul		Electorate	Wellington North	—	—
5	Julie Anne Genter		Electorate	Wellington Bays	4	−1
6	Hūhana Lyndon		List	Te Tai Tokerau	10	+4
7	Lawrence Xu-Nan		List	Epsom	16	+9
8	Lan Pham		List	Kenepuru	6	−2
9	Ricardo Menéndez March		List	Mount Albert	8	−1
10	Francisco Hernandez		List	Dunedin	17	+7
11	Kahurangi Carter		List	Christchurch Central	14	+3
12	Craig Pauling			Banks Peninsula	—	—
13	Bhen Goodsir				—	—
14	Steve Abel		List	Waitakere	9	−5
15	Tania Waikato			Waiariki	—	—
16	Scott Willis		List	Taieri	12	−4
17	Rohan O'Neill-Stevens			Nelson	—	—
18	Yasmine Serhan			Glendene	—	—
19	Heather Te Au-Skipworth			Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	—	—
20	Louise Hutt			Hamilton West	—	—
21	Shreejan Pandey				—	—
22	Mike Davidson		List	Ilam	19	−3
23	Asher Wilson-Goldman			Kapiti	—	—
24	Zephyr Brown			Kaipara ki Mahurangi	31	+7
25	Angela Dalton			Papakura	—	—
26	Josh Jacobsen				—	—
27	Lauren Craig				—	—
28	Carl Morgan			Port Waikato	—	—
29	Nathan Gray				—	—
30	Te Whatanui Skipwith				—	—
32	Alika Wells			Henderson	—	—
33	Courtney White			Hutt South	—	—
34	Awhi Haenga			Whanganui	—	—
35	Pamela Grealey			Coromandel	35	0
36	Alma de Anda				—	—
37	Chris Norton			Remutaka	43	+6
38	Melody Willis				—	—

The final list was released on 22 April 2026.^[4] Whanganui candidate Awhi Haenga, ranked 31st on the list, withdrew her candidacy on 27 May, citing family issues.^[5]

Rank	Name	Portrait	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Marama Davidson		List		1	0
2	Chlöe Swarbrick		Electorate	Auckland Central	3	+1
3	Teanau Tuiono		List	Palmerston North	5	+2
4	Tamatha Paul		Electorate	Wellington North	—	—
5	Julie Anne Genter		Electorate	Wellington Bays	4	−1
6	Lan Pham		List	Kenepuru	6	0
7	Hūhana Lyndon		List	Te Tai Tokerau	10	+3
8	Lawrence Xu-Nan		List	Epsom	16	+8
9	Ricardo Menéndez March		List	Mount Albert	8	−1
10	Francisco Hernandez		List	Dunedin	17	+7
11	Kahurangi Carter		List	Christchurch Central	14	+3
12	Steve Abel		List	Waitakere	9	−3
13	Tania Waikato			Waiariki	—	—
14	Craig Pauling			Banks Peninsula	—	—
15	Scott Willis		List	Taieri	12	−3
16	Rohan O'Neill-Stevens			Nelson	—	—
17	Bhen Goodsir			Northcote	—	—
18	Yasmine Serhan			Glendene	—	—
19	Louise Hutt			Hamilton West	—	—
20	Mike Davidson		List	Ilam	19	−1
21	Heather Te Au-Skipworth			Ikaroa-Rāwhiti	—	—
22	Shreejan Pandey			Wigram	—	—
23	Lauren Craig			Wairarapa	—	—
24	Zephyr Brown			Kaipara ki Mahurangi	31	+7
25	Josh Jacobsen			North Shore	—	—
26	Angela Dalton			Papakura	—	—
27	Alika Wells			Henderson	—	—
28	Carl Morgan			Port Waikato	—	—
29	Courtney White			Hutt South	—	—
30	Te Whatanui Skipwith			Ōtāhuhu	—	—
31	Melody Willis			Kapiti	—	—
32	Pamela Grealey			Coromandel	35	+3
33	Alma de Anda			Selwyn	—	—
34	Chris Norton			Remutaka	43	+9

The Labour Party released its list on 8 June 2026.^[6]

Rank	Name	Portrait	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Chris Hipkins		Electorate	Remutaka	1	0
2	Carmel Sepuloni		Electorate	Glendene	3	+1
3	Barbara Edmonds		Electorate	Kenepuru	18	+15
4	Willie Jackson		List		8	+4
5	Megan Woods		Electorate		5	0
6	Ayesha Verrall		List	Wellington North	7	+1
7	Willow-Jean Prime		List	Te Tai Tokerau	9	+2
8	Vanushi Walters		List	Waitakere	30	+22
9	Cushla Tangaere-Manuel		Electorate	Ikaroa-Rawhiti	—	—
10	Kieran McAnulty		List	Wairarapa	16	+6
11	Rachel Brooking		Electorate	Dunedin	23	+12
12	Ginny Andersen		List	Hutt South	17	+5
13	Rakesh Naidoo				—	—
14	Tangi Utikere		Electorate	Palmerston North	25	+11
15	Jan Tinetti		List	Tauranga	6	−9
16	Damien O'Connor		List	Waitaki	10	−6
17	Jo Luxton		List	East Cape	19	+2
18	Priyanca Radhakrishnan		List	Maungakiekie	15	−3
19	Shanan Halbert		List	Northcote	28	+9
20	Chris Flatt			Taupō	—	—
21	Reuben Davidson		Electorate	Christchurch East	57	+36
22	Kingi Kiriona			Hauraki-Waikato	—	—
23	Camilla Belich		List	Epsom	26	+3
24	Jenny Salesa		Electorate	Ōtāhuhu	24	0
25	Glen Bennett		List	Coromandel	29	+4
26	Sophie Handford			Kapiti	—	—
27	Deborah Russell		List		22	−5
28	Tracey McLellan		List	Banks Peninsula	27	−1
29	Max Harris			Tāmaki	—	—
30	Warrick Cleine				—	—
31	Ibrahim Omer		(Former MP)		37	+6
32	Neru Leavasa		(Former MP)	Botany	38	+6
33	Georgie Dansey		List	Hamilton East	31	−2
34	Te Pūoho Kātene			Te Tai Hauāuru	—	—
35	Naisi Chen		(Former MP)	Auckland Central	33	−2
36	Dan Rosewarne		List	Waimakariri	32	−4
37	Rachel Boyack		Electorate	Nelson	42	+5
38	Helen White		Electorate	Mount Albert	47	+9
39	Ingrid Leary		Electorate	Taieri	52	+13
40	Phil Twyford		Electorate	Henderson	49	+9
41	Arena Williams		Electorate	Manurewa	48	+7
42	Lemauga Lydia Sosene		Electorate	Māngere	53	+11
43	Kerrin Leoni			Tāmaki Makaurau	—	—
44	Toni Boynton			Waiariki	39	−5
45	Hannah Pia Baral			Upper Harbour	—	—
46	Angela Roberts		(Former MP)	Whanganui	35	−11
47	Estefania Muller-Pallarès			Whangaparāoa	55	+8
48	Anahila Kanongata'a		(Former MP)	Papakura	34	−14
49	Gary Payinda			Whangārei	—	—
50	Alex Hedley			Napier	—	—
51	Craig Renney			Wellington Bays	—	—
52	George Hampton			Christchurch Central	41	−11
53	Dominik Yanzick			Wigram	—	—
54	Rory Paterson			West Coast-Tasman	—	—
55	Ashleigh Latimer			Northland	—	—
56	Rata Jamieson			Ilam	—	—
57	Naresh Perinpanayagam				—	—
58	Peter McDonald			Southland	—	—
59	Amanda Clinton-Gohdes			New Plymouth	—	—
60	Myra Williamson			Hamilton West	62	+2
61	Kharag Singh			Takanini	66	+5
62	Janice Lee			Invercargill	—	—
63	Sam Collins			North Shore	—	—
64	Sange Malama			Rangitata	—	—
65	Rhieve Grey			Mount Maunganui	—	—
66	Karl Severinsen			Rangitīkei	—	—
67	Henrietta Hunkin-Tagaloa				—	—
68	Fisher Wang			Rotorua	—	—
69	Brendan McEnroe			East Coast Bays	—	—
70	Campbell Matthews			Pakuranga	—	—
71	David Pattemore			Taranaki-King Country	—	—
72	Nathaniel Howe				—	—

The National Party released its list on 8 August 2026.^[7]

Rank	Name	Portrait	Incumbency	Contesting electorate	Previous rank	Change	Initial results	Later changes
1	Christopher Luxon		Electorate	Botany	1	0
2	Nicola Willis		List		2	0
3	Chris Bishop		Electorate	Hutt South	3	0
4	Simeon Brown		Electorate	Pakuranga	9	+5
5	Erica Stanford		Electorate	East Coast Bays	7	+2
6	Paul Goldsmith		List	Epsom	5	−1
7	Louise Upston		Electorate	Taupō	6	−1
8	Mark Mitchell		Electorate	Whangaparāoa	11	+3
9	Gerry Brownlee		List		14	+5
10	Todd McClay		Electorate	Rotorua	12	+2
11	Tama Potaka		Electorate	Hamilton West	24	+13
12	Matt Doocey		Electorate	Waimakariri	8	−4
13	Simon Watts		Electorate	North Shore	17	+4
14	Chris Penk		Electorate	Kaipara ki Mahurangi	18	+4
15	Penny Simmonds		Electorate	Invercargill	16	+1
16	Nancy Lu		List		20	+4
17	Nicola Grigg		Electorate	Selwyn	19	+2
18	James Meager		Electorate	Rangitata	69	+51
19	Scott Simpson		Electorate	Coromandel	55	+36
20	Cameron Brewer		Electorate	Upper Harbour	62	+42
21	Mike Butterick		Electorate	Wairarapa	61	+40
22	Stuart Smith		Electorate	Kaikōura	56	+34
23	Dale Stephens			Christchurch Central	29	+6
24	Mahesh Muralidhar			Tāmaki	43	+19
25	Katie Milne			West Coast-Tasman	—	—
26	Angee Nicholas			Henderson	39	+13
27	Katie Nimon		Electorate	Napier	22	−5
28	Tom Rutherford		Electorate	Mount Maunganui	70	+42
29	Carl Bates		Electorate	Whanganui	47	+18
30	Melissa Lee		List	Mount Albert	13	−17
31	Dan Bidois		Electorate	Northcote	60	+29
32	Suze Redmayne		Electorate	Rangitīkei	21	−11
33	Dana Kirkpatrick		Electorate	East Cape	44	+11
34	Carlos Cheung		Electorate	Mount Roskill	48	+14
35	Grant McCallum		Electorate	Northland	68	+33
36	Ryan Hamilton		Electorate	Hamilton East	66	+30
37	Catherine Wedd		Electorate	Tukituki	23	−14
38	Tim Costley		Electorate	Kapiti	64	+26
39	Vanessa Weenink		Electorate	Banks Peninsula	40	+1
40	Rosemary Bourke			Māngere	32	−8
41	Blair Cameron			Nelson	35	−6
42	Kristine Asuncion			Dunedin	—	—
43	Barbara Kuriger		Electorate	Taranaki-King Country	36	−7
44	Greg Fleming		Electorate	Maungakiekie	65	+21
45	Rima Nakhle		Electorate	Takanini	41	−4
46	David MacLeod		Electorate	New Plymouth	67	+21
47	Miles Anderson		Electorate	Waitaki	59	+12
48	Hamish Campbell		Electorate	Ilam	63	+15
49	Tim van de Molen		Electorate	Waikato	58	+9
50	Joseph Mooney		Electorate	Southland	53	+3
51	Sam Uffindell		Electorate	Tauranga	57	+6
52	Emma Chatterton			Papakura	27	−25
53	Ankit Bansal			Palmerston North	52	−1
54	Matthew French			Taieri	49	−5
55	Candace Kinser			Auckland Central	—	—
56	Coral Raukawa			Te Tai Hauāuru	—	—
57	Tracy Summerfield			Wigram	37	−20
58	Agnes Loheni		(Former MP)	Waitakere	25	−33
59	Lalit Arya			Ōtāhuhu	—	—
60	Matthew Evetts			Kenepuru	—	—
61	Lloyd Budd			Whangārei	—	—
62	Matthew Paul			Port Waikato	—	—
63	Sunil Kumar			Glendene	—	—
64	Karunā Muthu			Wellington Bays	51	−13
65	Alexandra Davids			Christchurch East	—	—
66	Ghouse Majeed			Manurewa	—	—
67	Jonathan Pitts			Wellington North	—	—
68	Zabeen Lateef			Remutaka	—	—
69	Troy Elliott				—	—
70	Robin Atwall				—	—
71	Ash Nayyar				—	—
72	Maria Sanson				—	—

The Opportunity Party (TOP) announced their list on 31 July 2026.^[8]

• Candidates in the 2026 New Zealand general election by electorate