Mayor of New Plymouth

The Mayor of New Plymouth is the head of municipal government of New Plymouth District, New Zealand. The mayor is elected directly using the first-past-the-post electoral system.[1] The current mayor is Andrew Judd.[2]

List of Mayors of New Plymouth

New Plymouth has had more than 20 mayors:

Name Term
1 Arthur Standish[3] 1876–1878
2 Albert Cracroft Fookes[4] 1878–1879
3 James Davidson[5] 1879–1881
4 William Bayly[6] 1881–1884
5 James Paul[7] 1884–1886
(4) William Bayly[6] 1886–1888
6 John Barton Roy[8] 1888–1889
7 James Bellringer[9] 1889–1893
(6) John Barton Roy[8] 1893–1897
8 Edward Dockrill[10] 1897–1903
9 Richard Cock[11] 1903–1906
(8) Edward Dockrill[10] 1906–1908
10 Gustave Tisch[12] 1908–1911
11 G. W. Browne 1911–1914
12 J. E. Wilson 1914–1915
13 C. H. Burgess 1915–1919
14 J. Clark 1919–1920
15 F. E. Wilson[13] 1920–1927
16 H. V. S. Griffiths 1927-1933
17 E. R. C. Gilmour[14] 1933–1953
18 Edward Hill[14] 1953–1956
19 Alfred Honnor[14] 1956–1968
20 Denis Sutherland[14] 1968–1980
21 David Lean[14] 1980–1992
22 Claire Stewart[14] 1992–2001
23 Peter Tennent[14] 2001–2010
24 Harry Duynhoven[2] 2010–2013
25 Andrew Judd[14] 2013–

Harry Duynhoven makes history in New Plymouth Mayoral world

From the Taranaki Daily News on October 12: "New Plymouth Mayor Harry Duynhoven has been dumped in humiliating fashion. The one term mayor was soundly beaten at the polls by two term councillor Andrew Judd, who secured 16,883 votes to Mr Duynhoven's 7677. His dumping after three years means he is the first New Plymouth mayor since Edward Hill in 1956 to be ousted after one term." [15]

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