Early voting for New Zealand's 2026 general election began on October 26. According to the schedule announced by the New Zealand Election Commission, early voting will continue until November 7, and voters can go to designated polling places to vote within the specified time. According to New Zealand's mixed proportional voting system, each citizen has 2 votes, one to choose to support the political party, and the other to choose to support the candidate for parliament in this constituency. The final results of the general election will influence the political party composition and government formation of the next parliament. The New Zealand Election Commission previously announced that more than 2,300 polling sites will be set up on November 7 on National Election Day, covering places such as community activity centers, schools, shopping malls, higher education institutions, and Maori communities.

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