Tracey McLellan is a New Zealand Labour Party Member of Parliament, first elected in 2020 [11][15].
McLellan was educated at the University of Canterbury [9], where she worked as a research scientist in academic psychology [6]. According to a single reputable secondary source, she holds a PhD in psychology [14]. She is also reported to have worked as an academic [4] and scientist [7] more broadly, though these descriptions draw on single sources.
Prior to entering politics, McLellan is reported to have worked as a union organiser at the New Zealand Nurses Organisation [8], a role also described in other single-source accounts as an organiser at the NZ Nurses Organisation or NZ Nurses Organization [1][2][5]. According to a single reputable secondary source, she also served as senior vice president of the Labour Party [13].
McLellan stood as the Labour candidate for Banks Peninsula from 25 November 2019 [10] and became a Member of Parliament in 2020 [11][15][16]. According to a single reputable secondary source, she has represented the Banks Peninsula electorate [12].