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Elections / 2026 / Northcote / Cody Marsh
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2026 general election
Standing for Northcote

Cody Marsh

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Electorate only
Source
elections-wikipedia
As of
9 Jun 2026

Background

Research run #175 · 7 May 2026
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Cody Marsh is a candidate affiliated with the Opportunity Party, contesting the Northcote electorate [6].

According to a single reputable secondary source, Marsh attended Auckland University of Technology from 2012 [3]. He is reported to have worked as a paramedic from 2015 and to have operated a foilboard business, though both of these career details stem from a single reputable secondary source and remain unverified [1][2].

Marsh has stood as the Opportunity Party candidate for the Northcote electorate [4][6]. According to a single reputable secondary source, he is listed as the Opportunity Party candidate for Northcote as of 20 March 2026 [5][7].

Generated 16 Jun 2026 · model claude-sonnet-4-6
AI-generated biography. Assembled by an LLM from public sources (Wikipedia, parliament register, Beehive, news archives). Every claim is backed by a verbatim quote in one of the cited sources below and tagged confirmed, unverified, or disputed by corroboration. Use as a starting reference, not a final source — cross-check anything load-bearing.
2 confirmed 5 unverified 0 disputed
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Looked for, not found

  • No public record found of Cody Marsh's pre-politics career details beyond paramedic (since 2015) and foilboard business ownership; no specific business name or founding date identified.
  • No pecuniary interests, directorships, ministerial meetings, or Hansard speeches recorded for Cody Marsh — he has not served as an MP.

The agent checked these topics across the allowed public sources but could not find verbatim-quotable evidence. Absence doesn't rule the fact out — it just means no journalist-accessible source covered it at run time.