New Zealand election remains too close to call as early counts show Labour barely ahead
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Early results in New Zealand’s general election show a dead heat after a campaign dominated by cost of living and the economy. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s National-led right-wing coalition seeks a second term against Labour’s Chris Hipkins. With polls closed and counting under way, Labour had 29.71% of the party vote to National’s 29.41%, leaving the outcome unresolved.
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