Election 2014: All the MPs for each party, plus those who failed to make the cut

On the provisional results these are the 121 MPs of the 51st New Zealand Parliament. Names in bold are newcomers (see a quick summary of overall results here).

National – 61 seats, 41 electorates, 20 list

1. Auckland Central – Nikki Kaye
2. Bay of Plenty – Todd Muller
3. Botany – Jami-Lee Ross
4. Christchurch Central – Nicky Wagner
5. Clutha-Southland – Todd Barclay
6. Coromandel – Scott Simpson
7. East Coast – Anne Tolley
8. East Coast Bays – Murray McCully
9. Hamilton East – David Bennett
10. Hamilton West – Tim Macindoe
11. Helensville – John Key
12. Hunua – Andrey Bayly
13. Ilam – Gerry Brownlee
14. Invercargill – Sarah Dowie
15. Kaikoura – Stuart Smith
16. Maungakiekie – Pesata Sam Lotu-Iiga
17. Nelson – Nick Smith
18. New Plymouth – Jonathan Young
19. Northcote – Jonathan Coleman
20. Northland – Mike Sabin
21. North Shore – Maggie Barry
22. Otaki – Nathan Guy
23. Pakuranga – Maurice Williamson
24. Papakua – Judith Collins
25. Rangitata – Jo Goodhew
26. Rangitikei – Ian McKelvie
27. Rodney – Mark Mitchell
28. Rotorua – Todd McClay
29. Selwyn – Amy Adams
30. Tamaki – Simon O’Connor
31. Taranaki-King Country – Barbara Kuriger
32. Taupo – Louise Upston
33. Tauranga – Simon Bridges
34. Tukituki – Craig Foss
35. Upper Harbour – Paula Bennett
36. Waikato – Lindsay Tisch
37. Waimakariri – Matthew Doocey
38. Wairarapa – Alastair Scott
39. Waitaki – Jacqui Dean
40. Whangarei – Shane Reti
41. Whanganui – Chester Borrows
42. List 1 – Bill English
43. List 2 – David Carter
44. List 3 – Steven Joyce
45. List 4 – Hekia Parata
46. List 5 – Chris Finlayson
47. List 6 – Tim Groser
48. List 7 – Michael Woodhouse
49. List 8 – Paul Goldsmith
50. List 9 – Melissa Lee
51. List 10 – Kanwal Bakshi
52. List 11 – Jian Yang
53. List 12 – Alfred Ngaro
54. List 13 – Brett Hudson
55. List 14 – Paul Foster-Bell
56. List 15 – Jo Hayes
57. List 16 – Parmjeet Parmar
58. List 17 – Chris Bishop
59. List18 – Nuk Korako
60. List 19 – Jono Naylor
61. List 20 – Maureen Pugh

Labour – 32 seats, 27 electorates, 5 list

1. Christchurch East – Poto Williams
2. Dunedin North – David Clark
3. Dunedin South – Clare Curran
4. Hauraki-Waikato – Nanaia Mahuta
5. Hutt South – Trevor Mallard
6. Ikaroa-Rawhiti – Meka Whaitiri
7. Kelston – Carmel Sepuloni
8. Mana – Kris Faafoi
9. Mangere – Su’a William Sio
10. Manukau East – Jenny Salesa
11. Manurewa – Louisa Wall
12. Mt Albert – David Shearer
13. Mt Roskill – Phil Goff
14. Napier – Stuart Nash
15. New Lynn – David Cunliffe
16. Palmerston North – Iain Lees-Galloway
17. Port Hills – Ruth Dyson
18. Rimutaka – Chris Hipkins
19. Rongotai – Annette King
20. Tamaki Makaurau – Peeni Henare
21. Te Atatu – Phil Twyford
22. Te Tai Hauauru – Adrian Rurawhe
23. Te Tai Tonga – Rino Tirikatene
24. Te Tai Tokerau – Kelvin Davis
25. West Coast-Tasman – Damien O’Connor
26. Wellington Central – Grant Robertson
27. Wigram – Megan Woods
28. List 1 – David Parker
29. List 2 – Jacinda Ardern
30. List 3 – Clayton Cosgrove
31. List 4 – Sue Moroney
32. List 5 – Andrew Little

Greens – 13 seats, 13 list

1. List 1 – Metiria Turei
2. List 2 – Russel Norman
3. List 3 – Kevin Hague
4. List 4 – Eugenie Sage
5. List 5 – Gareth Hughes
6. List 6 – Catherine Delahunty
7. List 7 – Kennedy Graham
8. List 8 – Julie Anne Genter
9. List 9 – Mojo Mathers
10. List 10 – Jan Logie
11. List 11 – David Clendon
12. List 12 – James Shaw
13. List 13 – Denise Roche

NZ First – 11 seats, 11 list

1. List 1 – Winston Peters
2. List 2 – Tracey Martin
3. List 3 – Richard Prosser
4. List 4 – Fletcher Tabuteau
5. List 5 – Barbara Stewart
6. List 6 – Clayton Mitchell
7. List 7 – Denis O’Rourke
8. List 8 – Pita Paraone
9. List 9 – Ron Mark
10. List 10 – Darroch Ball
11. List 11 – Mahesh Bindra

Maori Party – 2 seats, 1 electorate, 1 list

1. Waiariki – Te Ururoa Flavell
2. List 1 – Marama Fox

ACT – 1 seat, 1 electorate

1. Epsom – David Seymour

United Future – 1 seat, 1 electorate

1. Ohariu – Peter Dunne

MPs who failed to be re-elected were:

• Brendan Horan (NZIC)
• Steffan Browning (Greens)
• Asenati Lole-Taylor (NZ First)
• Hone Harawira (Mana)
• Maryan Street (Labour)
• Moana Mackey (Labour)
• Raymond Huo (Labour)
• Carol Beaumont (Labour)

Political commentator David Farrar posts at Kiwiblog.