Kerrin Leoni is a Labour-affiliated [30][31] Auckland politician, according to a single reputable secondary source a candidate for the Tāmaki Makaurau electorate in 2026 [20].
Leoni is a confirmed qualified economist [10] and property investor [9]. According to a single reputable secondary source, she has operated as a business owner and consultancy operator in the United Kingdom [3][5][6][7], and has also owned a property investment business in New Zealand [8]. She has held a role as a Funding Manager [2], according to the same category of source.
In local government, according to a single reputable secondary source, Leoni became a Member of the Waitematā Local Board of Auckland Council from October 2019 [24], and served as its Deputy Chair from 2019 [19]. She is also described, from a single reputable secondary source, as having served as Whau Ward Councillor on Auckland Council from October 2022 [26], and as having held the role of deputy chair of the council-controlled organisation committee [28]. She has been identified as a confirmed community leader [12].
According to a single reputable secondary source, Leoni is the founder of the charitable organisation Mana Aroha [14][15], and has served as co-chair of Violent Free Communities [11]. She has also been described, from a single reputable secondary source, as a candidate for the Mayor of Auckland [27][16][1], and as a candidate for the Waikato electorate in 2020 [4].