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New Zealand election coalition talks will likely take weeks – as it happened

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Briefings

A closed blog report on the New Zealand election indicates a right bloc coalition is likely to return to power after 8% of the vote was counted. The evidence shows National at 31.2%, Labour at 28.4%, and Greens at 12.9%, suggesting a potential coalition. The article notes a long way to go before achieving this outcome.

Key points

• National Party secured 31.2% of the vote, while Labour secured 28.4% and the Greens secured 12.9%.

Context

The New Zealand election results show a right bloc coalition is likely to return to power after 8% of the vote was counted.

Limitations

The blog report is closed and does not provide further details on the election process, candidate performance, or specific policy positions.

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