New Zealand election: what could happen?
There are 70 electorates in New Zealand, including seven Maori electorates that span the country (Maori voters can choose to be on the Maori or general roll). Voters have two ticks: one for an electorate MP, the other for a party. The party vote determines the composition of parliament, with the remaining places in the 120-seat parliament filled from party lists to achieve that.
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