New Zealand election too close to call with over 95% of votes counted
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With 95% of ballots counted after Saturday’s general election, the ruling National Party and opposition Labour each sit just under 30%, separated by roughly 3,500 votes. National’s Cristopher Luxon said his party is largest in parliament; a coalition with ACT and New Zealand First may hold 67 seats. Labour’s Chris Hipkins called for common ground; final results await special votes later this month.
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