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You say: What are the most important issues in your electorate?

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Justin Hing

Gym manager: ‘‘It would be good to see a whole street of retailers with staff that are vibrant, healthy, motivated.’’

Anne Young

Retired: ‘‘The politician we’ve got in at the moment ... he’s all for the farmer.’’ Otaki Budget Service volunteer: ‘‘Lack of funds, lack of stuff for the kids to do.’’ ¯ O Unemployed: ‘‘What I care about the most is having a roof over my head, food in my stomach.’’ Unemployed: ‘‘More employment for people like myself who don’t want to go on the benefit, that do want to work.’’

SamFerguso­n, Green Party: IT management consultant

I amcampaign­ing for the Greens because of the strong stance on poverty, water quality, and climate change. Vote for the Green Party because that will ensure our awesome candidates can keep the focus on these important issues. Born and bred in Paraparaum­u, and now living atWaitarer­e Beach, I see the impact of these issues. I know the Green Party can provide real leadership to address them.

Nathan Guy, National Party: MP for Otaki

I’mproud to represent Ka¯piti and Horowhenua. We’vemade amazing progress. I’ve successful­ly lobbied for massive roading improvemen­ts including the Ka¯piti Expressway, Transmissi­on Gully and the ¯ toOPekaPek­a taki Expressway. I’ve strongly pushed for ultra-fast broadband locally and for a dedicated path for cyclists and pedestrian­s alongside the new expressway. I will keep pushing for more social services in the region, especially local healthcare.

Wayne Grattan, ACT Party: Business owner

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¯ anOIhavebe­en taki electorate resident and business owner for 20 years. I amstanding for ACT because of concern over the increase in regulation­s that reduce personal choice and responsibi­lity while increasing taxes and bureaucrac­y. These rules also make it difficult to operate a business and employ ¯ thatOpeopl­e.IsupportAC­T’spoliciesa­ndask taki

voters give their party vote to ACT.

Hayden Charles-King Connor Menzies Romuald Rudzki, NZ First: Founder and director of the NZ School of Export

NZ First understand­s we must put our own interests before multi-national corporates, or foreign asset and property buyers. We oppose the neoliberal economic model including the TPP. We do support free trade that doesn’t compromise New Zealand’s best interests. NZ First has economic policies to boost New Zealand’s productivi­ty. Party vote NZ First.

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