10 Facts About Larry Baldock

Larry David Baldock was born on 1954 and is a New Zealand politician.

Larry Baldock became sole party leader, while Copeland concentrated primarily on parliamentary matters.

Larry Baldock successfully collected 390,000 signatures against the Child Discipline Act, which forced a referendum on the issue.

Larry Baldock maintained the error was made by others, and the police did not lay charges.

Larry Baldock was removed from the Conservative Party's board before the end of 2014, and had his party membership suspended while he faced disciplinary action.

In October 2010 Larry Baldock was successful in being elected back onto the Tauranga City Council.

Larry Baldock was elected to the City Council again in 2016 and re-elected in 2019 and appointed deputy mayor of Tauranga by the newly elected Mayor Tenby Powell.

Larry Baldock resigned as deputy mayor on 2 June 2020 after much internal fighting amongst the elected members.

In early September 2023, Larry Baldock announced he would be contesting the Tauranga electorate during the 2023 New Zealand general election as an independent candidate.

Larry Baldock received 1039 votes, which was the sixth highest of ten candidates.