Ikaroa-Rāwhiti By-Election
Election day for the Ikaroa-Rāwhiti by-election is Saturday 29 June 2013. Any person who is enrolled on the Ikaroa-Rāwhiti electoral roll at midnight on Friday 28 June is eligible to vote in the by-election.
The Electoral Commission delivers New Zealand's parliamentary elections and by-elections, Government-initiated referenda and citizen's-initiated referenda, and is responsible for enrolment for all electoral events.
Election day for the Ikaroa-Rāwhiti by-election is Saturday 29 June 2013. Any person who is enrolled on the Ikaroa-Rāwhiti electoral roll at midnight on Friday 28 June is eligible to vote in the by-election.

The Māori Electoral Option gives New Zealanders of Māori descent the opportunity to choose whether they want to be on the Māori Electoral Roll or the General Electoral Roll when they vote in the next two General Elections. The next Māori Electoral Option will take place from 25 March to 24 July 2013.
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Following the Census and the Māori Electoral Option to be held this year, the number of electorates in New Zealand and our electorate boundaries will be reviewed by a statutory body called the Representation Commission.
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The Māori Electoral Option gives New Zealanders of Māori descent the opportunity to choose whether they want to be on the Māori Electoral Roll or the General Electoral Roll.
The by-election to select a new MP for the Ikaroa-Rāwhiti electorate will take place on Saturday 29 June. Make sure you're enrolled and ready to vote!
Local elections are held every three years. The elections are for city and district councils, regional councils and District Health Boards. The next local elections start in September 2013.
This year number of electorates in New Zealand and our electorate boundaries will be reviewed by a statutory body called the Representation Commission. The dates for this will be advised.