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Election aftermath: Party regrets and phone call
National leader Christopher Luxon broke trust by promising not to call Opportunity's Qiulae Wong after election.
In brief
National leader Christopher Luxon broke trust by promising not to call Opportunity's Qiulae Wong after election. National leader Christopher Luxon broke trust by promising not to call Opportunity's Qiulae Wong after election. Originally reported by RNZ.
Election results
National, ACT, and New Zealand First hold the box seat with a hung Parliament possible.
Labour's Auckland struggle
Labour won only eight of Auckland's 22 electorates, far below 2020's twelve.
Green Party's missed opportunity
Greens failed to change government despite second record vote in a row.
Te Pati Māori's overhang strategy
Te Pati Māori must question its cynical overhang strategy that won the election.
ACT's record result
ACT achieved third consecutive record result with David Seymour leading.
Opportunity's first parliament entry
Opportunity entered parliament without an incumbent MP.
Luxon's phone call promise
Luxon promised not to call Opportunity's Qiulae Wong after election but did so immediately.
The main idea
National leader Christopher Luxon broke trust by promising not to call Opportunity's Qiulae Wong after election.
