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Anadolu Agency (7 November 2026)

Saadet Gökçe

National Party leader, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, says his party has 'pathway to forming the next government, but it is too close to call'

New Zealand's general election produced no clear winner on Saturday, with the formation of the next government hinging on the count of about 300,000 special votes.

National Party leader and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said his party had a "pathway to forming the next government, but it is too close to call," acknowledging that "about 300,000 special votes" would need to be counted to determine the final outcome, according to Radio New Zealand.

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