Wellington-Karori

Polling booths were in Chartwell, Wellington Central, Crofton Downs, Highbury, Karori, Kelburn, Khandallah, Mākara, Ngaio, Northland, Thorndon, Wadestown, and Wilton.

[2] The electorate was represented by Pauline Gardiner during the three years of its existence, from the 1993 election to 1996.

On election night, Gardiner had a lead, but Wilde won when the special votes had been counted.

[5] In the 1993 election, Gardiner in turn defeated Laidlaw when they contested the new Wellington-Karori electorate.

[6] Like all United MPs but Peter Dunne, she was defeated in the 1996 election; she contested the Wellington Central electorate, where she came fourth.