303:(1963–65) and then under Kirk (1965–74). Watt was favoured by the party executive as well as having the backing of the trade unions. Watt was the first to declare his candidacy stating that he would be available for the leadership if asked saying "I have always said if the situation arose when I was called on to do the job I would not hesitate to put my name forward. Of course there is nothing to stop any other members of caucus doing the same." He also confirmed that if elected he would not just be an interim leader and would have every intention of leading Labour at the
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who thought Watt deserved the leadership and that many backbenchers, who did not appreciate the administrative burden he carried, unfairly voted against him. Watt would later admit that losing the leadership vote was "the greatest, most tragic disappointment of my life, it knocked me tremendously".
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and Freer (who got incredulous looks from
Faulkner, Tizard and Moyle). Walding dropped out on the first ballot and Moyle on the second ballot. Freer wondered whether he would need to withdraw, but was eliminated in the third ballot. On the fourth ballot Tizard won. Freer wrote that Barclay had been
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A caucus vote was held on 6 September 1974 where
Rowling received an overwhelming majority. Hugh Watt had only 9 votes (to his surprise), with the rest of the caucus voting for Rowling. Watt then surprised caucus by saying he would not stand for deputy, as having served two leaders he had done his
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and former party president) with Watt initially speculated as the most likely to win. However this was narrowed to a two contestant race between Watt and
Rowling whence Rowling quickly became the front-runner in caucus, whilst both Labour's National Executive and the
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and third in the cabinet ranking also Labour's longest serving MP),
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685:"Mr Rowling Pledges Strong Emphasis on the Economy".
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746:"Mr Rowling pays tribute to 'gentleman Hugh Watt'".
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Politics: the memoirs of Warren Freer
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579:"Caucus Will Choose New Leader".
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800:. Auckland: Fraser Books.
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688:The New Zealand Herald
582:The New Zealand Herald
138:Leader before election
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2286:Princes Street Labour
2269:Related organisations
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1658:Rob Allen (1995–2000)
1611:Michael Joseph Savage
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943:Michael Joseph Savage
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158:Leader after election
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1655:Tony Timms (1985–95)
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258:. President of the
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222:Minister of Finance
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2306:Young Labour
2233:Mount Albert
2187:Phil Twyford
2146:Jenny Salesa
2121:David Parker
2077:Ingrid Leary
2067:Peeni Henare
2009:Glen Bennett
1981:
1966:
1929:Organisation
1888:Michael Wood
1714:Dan Sullivan
1693:Senior Whips
1635:David Wilson
1617:Moses Ayrton
1581:Claire Szabó
1515:Jim Anderton
1497:Bill Rowling
1389:Peter Fraser
1262:
1184:Kelvin Davis
1172:Annette King
1166:David Parker
1154:Annette King
1106:Fred Hackett
1088:Peter Fraser
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2468:(1999–2008)
2390:Rogernomics
2276:City Vision
2252:Megan Woods
2228:Helen White
2216:Duncan Webb
2182:Jan Tinetti
1900:Duncan Webb
1876:Kris Faafoi
1864:Sue Moroney
1852:Rick Barker
1840:Tim Barnett
1834:Jill Pettis
1824:(1999–2002)
1822:Rick Barker
1816:Mark Burton
1768:Ron Barclay
1720:Bill Jordan
1668:Tim Barnett
1650:John Wybrow
1641:Mick Moohan
1623:Walter Nash
1605:John Glover
1553:(1999–2000)
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1473:Mick Moohan
1449:Walter Nash
1431:Bill Jordan
1413:John Archer
1401:Tom Brindle
1150:(1996–2008)
1136:Helen Clark
1124:David Lange
1094:Walter Nash
1016:(1993–2008)
1013:Helen Clark
989:David Lange
973:Norman Kirk
959:Walter Nash
780:Wilson 1985
360:Joe Walding
356:Colin Moyle
340:Ron Barclay
273:Colin Moyle
264:Tom Skinner
202:Norman Kirk
143:Norman Kirk
115:Percentage
2605:Categories
2355:Lee affair
1882:Ruth Dyson
1551:Bob Harvey
1533:Ruth Dyson
1455:Clyde Carr
1407:Bob Semple
1118:Bob Tizard
1005:Mike Moore
903:Leadership
790:References
719:15 October
649:Freer 2004
532:Ron Bailey
471:Bob Tizard
456:Candidate
374:Candidate
352:Bob Tizard
332:Bob Tizard
326:fair share
309:Island Bay
277:Bob Tizard
241:Candidates
196:Background
87:Candidate
2474:(2017–23)
2462:(1984–90)
2456:(1972–75)
2450:(1957–60)
2444:(1935–49)
2425:KiwiSaver
2410:Helengrad
2370:It's Time
2301:VicLabour
2089:Jo Luxton
1902:(2022–23)
1896:(2020–22)
1890:(2019–20)
1884:(2017–19)
1878:(2016–17)
1872:(2014–16)
1866:(2013–14)
1860:(2011–13)
1848:(2008–11)
1842:(2005–08)
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1830:(2002–04)
1818:(1996–99)
1812:(1990–96)
1800:(1987–90)
1794:(1984–87)
1788:(1980–84)
1782:(1978–80)
1776:(1976–78)
1770:(1972–76)
1764:(1958–72)
1762:Henry May
1758:(1952–58)
1752:(1951–52)
1746:(1947–51)
1740:(1942–47)
1734:(1939–42)
1728:(1937–39)
1722:(1935–36)
1716:(1922–35)
1710:(1919–22)
1704:(1916–19)
1676:(2016–18)
1670:(2012–16)
1652:(1971–85)
1643:(1940–48)
1637:(1936–40)
1631:(1932–36)
1629:Jim Thorn
1625:(1922–32)
1619:(1920–22)
1613:(1919–20)
1607:(1916–19)
1583:(2019–22)
1577:(2015–19)
1571:(2011–15)
1565:(2009–11)
1559:(2000–09)
1547:(1995–99)
1541:(1993–95)
1535:(1988–93)
1529:(1987–88)
1527:Rex Jones
1523:(1984–87)
1517:(1979–84)
1511:(1976–79)
1505:(1973–76)
1499:(1970–73)
1493:(1966–70)
1487:(1964–66)
1481:(1960–64)
1475:(1955–60)
1469:(1950–55)
1463:(1937–50)
1457:(1936–37)
1451:(1935–36)
1445:(1934–35)
1439:(1933–34)
1433:(1932–33)
1427:(1931–32)
1425:Rex Mason
1421:(1929–31)
1419:Jim Thorn
1415:(1928–29)
1409:(1926–28)
1403:(1922–26)
1397:(1921–22)
1391:(1920–21)
1385:(1918–20)
1379:(1917–18)
1373:(1916–17)
1186:(2017–23)
1174:(2014–17)
1168:(2013–14)
1162:(2011–13)
1156:(2008–11)
1144:(1993–96)
1138:(1989–93)
1132:(1983–89)
1126:(1979–83)
1120:(1974–79)
1114:(1963–74)
1112:Hugh Watt
1108:(1962–63)
1102:(1951–62)
1096:(1940–51)
1090:(1933–40)
1084:(1923–33)
1078:(1919–23)
1048:(2017–23)
1040:(2014–17)
1034:(2013–14)
1028:(2011–13)
1022:(2008–11)
1020:Phil Goff
1008:(1990–93)
1000:(1989–90)
992:(1983–89)
984:(1974–83)
976:(1965–74)
968:(1963–65)
962:(1950–63)
954:(1940–50)
946:(1933–40)
938:(1919–33)
932:(1916–18)
825:154283103
552:Henry May
542:Aftermath
409:Hugh Watt
291:Hugh Watt
206:Hugh Watt
151:(Interim)
148:Hugh Watt
96:Hugh Watt
2525:Cunliffe
2415:Corngate
2245:Manurewa
2192:Te Atatū
1975:Remutaka
1949:list MPs
1587:Jill Day
1383:Tom Paul
835:(2004).
504:Majority
422:Majority
2540:Hipkins
2520:Shearer
2495:Rowling
2328:History
2163:Māngere
2031:Dunedin
1990:Kelston
1967:Leader:
915:Leaders
517:Turnout
435:Turnout
281:Muldoon
123:16.99%
68:
2535:Ardern
2530:Little
2460:Fourth
2448:Second
2296:Rātana
2257:Wigram
2114:Ōhāriu
2082:Taieri
2019:Nelson
1854:(2011)
1806:(1990)
1180:(2017)
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498:48.14
459:Votes
429:66.03
416:16.99
377:Votes
319:Result
186:Tasman
119:83.01%
2510:Clark
2505:Moore
2500:Lange
2472:Sixth
2466:Fifth
2454:Third
2442:First
563:Notes
511:3.70
482:51.85
400:83.01
228:(the
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2055:Mana
1328:2023
1323:2017
1318:2014
1313:2013
1308:2011
1303:2008
1298:1996
1293:1993
1288:1990
1283:1989
1278:1988
1273:1983
1268:1980
1263:1974
1258:1965
1253:1963
1248:1954
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1238:1940
1233:1933
1228:1923
1223:1922
1218:1921
1213:1920
1208:1919
845:ISBN
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43:1965
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