Otahuhu (New Zealand electorate)
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Otahuhu is a former New Zealand Parliamentary electorate in the southern suburbs of the city of Auckland, from 1938 to 1963, and then from 1972 to 1984.
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In the 1963 general election the seat was abolished and Bob Tizard stood in Pakuranga, so only represented Otahuhu from 16 March (after a by-election due to the death of James Deas) to 29 October 1963. He later returned to the seat when it was reconstituted. When it was abolished in 1984, he stood in Panmure.
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The seat was an urban electorate located in the south of Auckland.
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| Election | Winner | |
| 1938 election | Charles Robert Petrie (Labour) | |
| 1943 election | ||
| 1946 election | ||
| 1949 election | Leon Götz (National) | |
| 1951 election | ||
| 1954 election | James Deas (Labour) | |
| 1957 election | ||
| 1960 election | ||
| 1963 by-election | Bob Tizard (Labour) | |
| 1972 election | Bob Tizard (Labour) | |
| 1975 election | ||
| 1978 election | ||
| 1981 election | ||
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