New Zealand First
8 sitting members. 43 candidates announced for the 2026 General Election.
8 seats
43 candidates
- Holds a seat
- Holds a public office
- Standing for election
- Not covered yet
Colour source: en.wikipedia.org (#000000).
Members
- Jamie ArbuckleList member
- Casey CostelloList member
- Andy FosterList member
- Shane JonesList member
- Jenny MarcroftList member
- Mark PattersonList member
- Winston PetersList member
- David WilsonList member
Source: New Zealand Parliament (official), 16 September 2026.
Roles
- Deputy LeaderShane Jones
- LeaderWinston Peters
Source: NZ First team page (party), 16 September 2026.
Party list, 2026 General Election
No list published yet.
Standing in
- Craig StoboBotany
- Mark ArneilChristchurch Central
- Shane WiremuChristchurch East
- Vincent AndersenCoromandel
- Kym McDonald-KingDunedin
- Te Kira LawrenceEast Cape
- Vaughan TaylorEast Coast Bays
- Martin GummerEpsom
- Alfred NgaroGlendene
- Nicola LaboyrieHamilton East
- Kevin StoneHamilton West
- David WilsonHenderson
- Alistair BoyceHutt South
- Nathan WaltonIlam
- Jenny MarcroftKaipara ki Mahurangi
- Penny GaylorKapiti
- Jon BlackshawKenepuru
- Vicky HauMāngere
- Esther Tofilau-TevagaManurewa
- Keegan LangeveldMaungakiekie
- Sheldon Eden-WhaitiriMount Albert
- Tracey CoxheadMount Maunganui
- Te Kira LawrenceNapier
- Daryl HabrakenNorthcote
- Helma VermeulenPalmerston North
- Isaac NicholsonRangitata
- Steve GibsonRangitīkei
- Billy BrownRotorua
- Elizabeth MundtSelwyn
- Jason HerrickSouthland
- Elliot IkileiTakanini
- Lee SmithTaranaki-King Country
- Taine RandellTukituki
- Bernadette SoaresUpper Harbour
- Robert CooksonWaikato
- Jackie FarrellyWaimakariri
- Ron MarkWairarapa
- Michael LawsWaitaki
- Gerald WarnerWellington Bays
- Taylor ArneilWellington North
- Jamie CleineWest Coast-Tasman
- Harete Hipango-BrownlieWhanganui
- Vince CocurulloWhangārei
- Bryce ParkWigram
Sources: NZ First team page (party), 16 September 2026; 1News (TVNZ), public broadcaster (news report), 16 September 2026; RNZ (Radio New Zealand), public broadcaster (news report), 16 September 2026; RNZ (Radio New Zealand), public broadcaster (news report), 16 September 2026.