Invercargill
Official candidate votes in the 2005 general election. Electorate boundaries are versioned by election; the name alone does not imply identical boundaries across years.
- Valid candidate votes
- 31,451
- Informal candidate votes
- 316
- Candidate vote total
- 31,767
- Majority
- 2,052
| Candidate | Party | Candidate votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eric Wilbur Roy | National | 15,570 | Elected |
| Thomas Wayne Harpur | Labour | 13,518 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Craig William Carson | Green | 906 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Ralph James Kennard | United Future | 453 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Ian Alexander Beker | ACT | 358 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Heka Heker | Progressive | 231 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Bruce Amelius Stirling | Democrats for Social Credit | 187 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Georgina Kopare Huia Haremate-Crawford | Te Pāti Māori | 163 | Not elected in this electorate |
| Craig Douglas Guy | Direct Democracy Party | 65 | Not elected in this electorate |
Majority is the difference between the two highest candidate vote totals. Candidate votes and party votes are separate ballots. Results are displayed in vote order without any evaluative rating.
| Party | Votes |
|---|---|
| 99 MP Party | 9 |
| ACT | 365 |
| Alliance | 22 |
| Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party | 96 |
| Christian Heritage NZ | 56 |
| Democrats for Social Credit | 63 |
| Destiny New Zealand | 188 |
| Direct Democracy Party | 11 |
| Green | 980 |
| Progressive | 388 |
| Labour | 14,369 |
| Libertarianz | 10 |
| Te Pāti Māori | 106 |
| National | 12,559 |
| New Zealand Family Rights Protection Party | 11 |
| NZ First | 1,530 |
| OneNZ Party | 13 |
| The Republic of New Zealand Party | 5 |
| United Future | 1,024 |