Despite being defeated, NZ First MP Shane Jones has boogied into the night in Russell.
At the Duke of Marlborough, Jones spoke to the small and largely deflated group of supporters.
Jones, like New Zealand First leader Winston Peters is in his home turf of Tai Tokerau.
A video shows Jones being one of many on the dance floor dancing the night away.
Although his moves are nothing show-stopping he and others seem to be enjoying themselves and the music.
Jones said the results of tonight would be the "fruits of democracy", however the night ended for the party. But he added that it should be said he and NZ First had stuck to its promise to the regions of the country, pumping investment into areas long neglected.
"No one will ever say of the last three years that NZ First and Shane Jones, for the North and the provinces, did not deliver.
"Northland sadly had been neglected for a long period of time."
With New Zealand First out of Parliament, Peters may have fought his last election campaign.
Peters conceded in a short speech to party faithful in Russell.
He thanked voters, volunteers and NZ First staff around New Zealand.
"We committed ourselves three years ago to be a constructive partner with government," he said.
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