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OriginalSourceThe Irish TimesIrelandLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished23:15 UTCSourceThe Irish TimesIrelandLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished23:15 UTC

“New Zealand coalition looks to have slim election majority, but race too close to call”

“With 14 per cent of votes still to be counted, it remains unclear who will form next government”

New Zealand coalition has a slim majority with 14% votes left to count

Key points

  • Overnight results show National-led coalition with 67 of 131 seats projected.
  • Special votes, about 14% of total, remain to be counted and could affect majority.
  • Final count and release of special votes due November 27 will determine caretaker status.
  • Possible coalition dynamics include centrist Opportunity Party, which Luxon ruled out working with.
  • Analysts note the vote share for National and Labour at their lowest since MMP adoption.
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