ISLAMABAD, Nov 8 (Bernama-Anadolu) -- The ruling alliance secured a slim majority in New Zealand's general elections, although the final outcome hinges on special votes to be counted, Anadolu Ajansi reported, citing local media on Sunday.
Ruling Coalition Secures Narrow Majority In New Zealand General Election
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The National-led coalition won 67 of 131 seats in New Zealand’s general election, giving it a narrow majority, though final results depend on 700,000 special votes to be counted by Nov 27.
- National coalition secured 67 seats, just above the 66 needed for majority.
- Labour, Green, and Māori parties together won 57 seats.
- Special votes, which tend to favor the left, could alter the outcome when counted.
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