The preliminary vote count results announced by the New Zealand Election Commission on the evening of the 7th showed that in the new parliamentary election that ended that day, the ruling coalition led by the National Party won more than half of the seats. Of the 130 seats in the parliament that have already been formed, the ruling coalition formed by the National Party, the Action Party, and the New Zealand Priority Party won 67 seats; the opposition Labour Party, the Green Party, and the Maori Party won 56 seats; other parties won the remaining seats.

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