'Bloodbath:' New Zealand Voters Reject Liberal Party in Pivot Away from Authoritarian 'Lockdown' Regime - The Florida Capital Star
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The voters of New Zealand spurned the liberal Labour Party in Saturday’s national elections, knocking them into the minority and electing a conservative coalition led by the National Party. The center-right National Party earned about 40 percent of the vote, while Labour managed to win just over 25 percent of the vote, a sharp decline from the 50 percent share it earned in the last election prior to former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s abrupt resignation from her post, according to the AP. Labour had been in power for six consecutive...
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