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“Can New Zealand's new government win over disillusioned voters?”

“Polling shows the mood among Kiwis is low, with faith in politics even lower - with voters deserting the main parties at the polls.”

New Zealand voters disillusioned as polls show fatigue and exodus

Key points

  • Voters in Wellington faced foggy weather and a flat mood after the election.
  • Polls indicate widespread disillusionment with politics and fading faith in opportunities.
  • Record numbers desert major parties; Greens, Act, and Opportunity Party gain momentum.
  • Youth unemployment is high; under-24 job prospects are among the worst in three decades.
  • About 180 people leave NZ daily, driven by high living costs and economic anxiety.
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    National's electorate wins create a nine- or ten-seat overhang, raising the majority threshold to 65 or 66.

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    Voters punish major parties in close New Zealand election.

    National's electorate wins create a nine- or ten-seat overhang, raising the majority threshold to 65 or 66.
    SourcesAl Jazeera06:20 UTCBangkok Post06:45 UTCThe Conversation11:05 UTCDhaka Tribune12:00 UTCFinancial Times12:06 UTCCNN13:09 UTCSouth China Morning Post13:12 UTCThe Guardian13:48 UTCand 14 more
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