New Zealand election first count ends with 2 main parties nearly deadlocked
South China Morning Post ·
With over 95 per cent of votes counted, just a few thousand votes separate the ruling centre right National Party and main opposition Labour.
With over 95 per cent of votes counted, just a few thousand votes separate the ruling centre right National Party and main opposition Labour.
4 sources · 5 articles · updated 2026-11-07 13:12 UTC · world
South China Morning Post ·
With over 95 per cent of votes counted, just a few thousand votes separate the ruling centre right National Party and main opposition Labour.
South China Morning Post ·
With over 95 per cent of votes counted, just a few thousand votes separate the ruling centre right National Party and main opposition Labour.
Nikkei Asia ·
Ruling center-right National slightly ahead of center-left Labour
NBC News ·
New Zealand’s ruling centre-right National Party and main opposition Labour were near deadlocked in the popular vote as counting began in the nationwide general election on Saturday.
The Jerusalem Post ·
With just over a quarter of votes counted, both major parties were polling just under 30%, separated by a few thousand votes, in an election dominated by a struggling economy.