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Twenty-nine candidates are standing for 12 seats at the Invercargill City Council table. Ten sitting councillors are seeking re-election.
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Will the way some of the councillors voted on the Wastenet tender influence your vote?
Here is where the 10 sitting councillors stand on the Wastenet Tender:
The sitting city councillors and mayoral candidates to oppose Wastenet recommendations for the tender and keep the contract with SDE were:
- Lindsay Abbot
- Alan Arnold
- Toni Biddle
- Graeme Lewis
- Ian Pottinger (was overseas, but abstained due to close assoc with SdE)
- Mayor Tim Shadbolt (M)
These sitting city councillors and mayoral candidates below voted for or are in favour of Wastenet recommendations to replace SDE with North Island company Smart Environmental. They have been continuing to fight the democratic vote on June 5, including signing a requisition for an extraordinary council meeting while the Mayor was out of town. Mayor Tim travelled back for the meeting and it was ended due to incorrect procedure.
- Darren Ludlow (M)
- Bec’s Amundsen (M)
- Alex Crackett
- Lesley Soper
- Lindsay Thomas
Note: Candidates names are set in random order, vote for up to 12 candidates.
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As they say the only true poll is on the day!
Who will you be voting for Invercargill City Council (vote for up to 12)