New Zealand election too close to call as coalition majority hangs on special votes
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Ordinary votes are nearly all counted but neither the incumbent right-wing coalition nor the left opposition won a clear mandate. National under prime minister Christopher Luxon has 42 seats, Act 13 and New Zealand First 12, a 67-seat bloc three seats ahead of the left; slim margins and uncounted special votes, which often favour the left, leave the result unsettled until official figures on 27 November.
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