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Result pending battleground

Port Waikato

General electorate

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days to election day
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In the news

Coverage naming Port Waikato or Andrew, from our tracked feeds.

The roster

The defender's record, and who's confirmed to challenge them in 2026.

Andrew Henry Bayly is a New Zealand businessman, adventurer, and politician. He was elected to the New Zealand Parliament at the 2014 general election as the MP for Hunua, representing the New Zealand National Party. He is currently the MP for Port Waikato.

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What Andrew has prioritised this term

Official roles, sourced from parliament.nz.

Select committees
  • Justice
Legislative activity this term

From Parliament's official bills record, as at 28 August 2026.

Government bills in charge (3)
  • Contracts of Insurance (Repeals and Amendments) Bill
  • Contracts of Insurance Bill
  • Business Payment Practices Act Repeal Bill
Members' bill in the ballot (1)
  • Crimes (Offence of Failing to Report Child Harm) Amendment Bill
Battlegrounds map2026 election

2023 result and margin: Electoral Commission. 2026 candidates are added only once officially confirmed — never assumed.

NZ First· 19 Aug
We are reforming our aged care system to improve the quality of living for our older New Zealanders
NZ First· 19 Aug
A proper aged care system is a key part of ensuring people live as well as they can as they age
Beehive (Govt)· 20 Aug
Tobacco sales continue to fall
RNZ· 17 Aug
Aged-care report calls for major systemic reform - but at what cost?