1919 Invercargill mayoral election

1919 mayoral election in Invercargill, New Zealand

1919 Invercargill mayoral election
← 1917 30 April 1919 1921 →
Turnout3,265 (38.52%)
 
Candidate John Stead T. D. Lennie
Party Independent Independent
Popular vote 1,673 1,559
Percentage 51.24 47.74

Mayor before election

John Stead

Elected Mayor

John Stead

The 1919 Invercargill mayoral election was held on 30 April 1919 as part of that year's local elections.

Incumbent mayor John Stead was re-elected with a reduced majority.

Results

The following table gives the election results:[1]

1919 Invercargill mayoral election
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Independent John Stead 1,673 51.24 -3.52
Independent Thomas Daniel Lennie[2] 1,559 47.74
Informal votes 33 1.01 +0.39
Majority 114 3.50 -6.66
Turnout 3,265 38.52

References

  1. ^ "MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS". The Southland Times. Papers Past. 1 May 1919.
  2. ^ "Public Notices". The Southland Times. No. 17492. 22 April 1915. p. 6. Retrieved 21 January 2019.
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Mayors of Invercargill
Mayors
  • William Wood
  • George Lumsden
  • Thomas Pratt
  • John Walker Mitchell
  • John Cuthbertson
  • Joseph Hatch
  • George Lumsden (2nd)
  • George Goodwillie
  • Nicholas Johnson
  • Henry Jaggers
  • John Kingsland
  • William Sherriffs Moir
  • George Froggatt
  • John Lyon McDonald
  • David Roche
  • Edwin Alfred Tapper
  • Thomas Fleming
  • John Walker Mitchell (2nd)
  • William Horatio Hall
  • James Walker Bain
  • Duncan McFarlane
  • Andrew Raeside
  • William Benjamin Scandrett
  • John Sinclair
  • Josiah Hanan
  • Hugh Mair
  • John Stead
  • James Smith Goldie
  • Charles Stephen Longuet
  • George Froggatt (2nd)
  • William Benjamin Scandrett (2nd)
  • Charles Stephen Longuet (2nd)
  • William Ott
  • William Benjamin Scandrett (3rd)
  • Duncan McFarlane (2nd)
  • John Stead (2nd)
  • John Lillicrap
  • Andrew Bain
  • John Miller
  • John Campbell
  • John Miller (2nd)
  • Ralph Hanan
  • John Robert Martin
  • Abraham Wachner
  • William Aitchison
  • Brian Hewat
  • Adam Adamson
  • Neil Watson
  • F. Russell Miller
  • Eve Poole
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  • David Harrington
  • Tim Shadbolt (2nd)
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