2009 Mount Albert by-election
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The <entity_0> was held in the <entity_4> electorate of Mount Albert on <entity_2>. The seat was vacated by former Labour Prime Minister Helen Clark, who resigned from the <entity_4> Parliament on <entity_2> following her appointment to head the United Nations Development Programme. It has been held by the <entity_4> Labour Party since its creation in 1946; Helen Clark was its representative from 1981 until <entity_2> and enjoyed a large majority in Mt Albert, winning 59% of the electorate vote in the <entity_1> while Labour only won 42% of the party vote. Labour had lost one seat since the <entity_1>, as a result of the resignation of Clark, which caused the <entity_3>. The key dates for the <entity_3> are as follows: a Three candidates were list MPs elected at the <entity_1>. Lee faced allegations that her production company Asia Vision had spent <entity_4> on Air money making a promotional video for the National Party ahead of the <entity_1>.
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