Results: Riccarton-Wigram Community Board
Five members to be elected.
| Candidates |
|
Votes received |
| Bob Shearing* |
Independent Citizens |
8,697 |
| KEAST, Lesley |
Labour for Christchurch 2021 |
8,143 |
| MORA, Mike |
Labour for Christchurch 2021 |
7,650 |
| LALOLI, Peter |
Independent Citizens |
7,017 |
| BENNETT, Neville |
Independent Citizens |
6,167 |
| SUTCLIFFE, Tony |
Independent Citizens |
4,736 |
| CHAMBERLAIN, David |
Independent Citizens |
4,693 |
| FORD, Alec |
Christchurch 2021 |
4,146 |
| TERRIS, Joy |
Christchurch 2021 |
3,993 |
| MOSKOVIS, Basil |
Labour for Christchurch 2021 |
3,421 |
| Informal voting documents |
|
16 |
| Blank voting documents |
|
618 |
*Section 88A of the Local Electoral Act 2001 provides that if a person is declared to be elected as a member of the council, and that person is also declared to be elected as a member of a community board, that person must be treated as having vacated office as a member of the community board. As Bob Shearing was elected both as a Councillor and as a member of the Riccarton/Wigram Community Board, he thus automatically vacates his position as a member of the Board in favour of the next highest polling candidate, being Mr Tony Sutcliffe.
Lesley KEAST, Mike MORA, Peter LALOLI, Neville BENNETT, TONY SUTCLIFFE declared elected.
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