Poll: Are your eager to find out who this years candiates will be?
Hi neighbours,
It appears that candidates in this year's local body elections are in no rush with their paperwork.
As of Thursday morning only one mayoral candidate and five Taupō ward candidates had officially put their names forward - seven spots are available in the Taupō ward.
The Lakes DHB slate was clean as were spots in the three other wards for the district council and the community board positions. Nominations close on August 16.
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So that got us thinking, are you eager to find out who is going to be vying for you votes?
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0% No, I tend to vote for the same person each year
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22.2% No, I don't intend to vote
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55.6% Yes, I'm keen to see some fresh faces on council
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22.2% Yes, I'm always keen to see who is in the running
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0% Other
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