Banks Peninsula (New Zealand electorate)

Banks Peninsula is a former electorate in New Zealand. It was a general electorate, meaning it elected a Member of Parliament (MP) to the New Zealand Parliament. The electorate was located on the Banks Peninsula in the Canterbury region of the South Island. The area covered by the electorate largely corresponded to the geographical features of Banks Peninsula, encompassing several settlements and rural areas.

The electorate existed for a number of years, its specific start and end dates requiring further research. Information on the MPs who represented the electorate, the electoral boundaries over time, and significant political events within the electorate during its existence are needed to complete this entry. The political demographics and key issues facing the electorate during its operational period should also be detailed here. Further information on the eventual abolition or re-designation of the electorate and its incorporation into other electorates would also be beneficial.