Mayors in New Zealand

Mayors in New Zealand

Mayors in New Zealand are the highest ranking officer in a municipal government in New Zealand. Mayors are now elected at large, i.e. the role is contested by public vote across a whole district or city. Historically, city or town councillors elected one of their own as mayor, or chairman. Mayors are elected during the triennial local body elections.

"Mayor" is from the Latin māior and means "greater".

See also

List of mayors by council
v · d · eMayors in New Zealand
Mayors of cities:
Mayors of districts and regions:
North Island
Mayors of districts and regions:
South Island
Mayors of historic places:

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