All you need to know for election day
Haven't voted yet? Here's what you need to know for election day.
Haven't voted yet? Here's what you need to know for election day.
A death on the campaign has highlighted some confusing aspects of our electoral law.
National has warned a second election could be necessary. How would that work?
Reports of hundreds of voting places being closed in rural areas on election day are false
OPINION: Our editorial on early voting as the official voting period begins.
As advance voting gets under way, the signs point to a significant drop in participation.
The advance voting period for the 2023 election starts today.
Professor Veronica Tawhai wants Māori to feel more part of the process.
Just 46 per cent of the vote is enough to form a government in New Zealand. Here's why.
Ingrid Leary has said she mistook it for an Electoral Commission meeting.
Te Pāti Maori push whānau to take the Māori electoral roll option
A campaign is under way to provide information on options to Māori voters.
If you want to switch to the Māori Electoral role, do it today
Between the 1960s and 1980s, the party was among the most well-known in NZ.
Elijah Pue says the move will help remove barriers to voting
National again "competitive", Labour's top official says after Paula Bennett fundraiser.
The change came after years of broken electoral promises and growing voter frustration.
New Zealanders are following America's lead in questioning legitimacy of the NZ election.
Advance voting attracts almost 2 million voters ahead of election day.
Several polls have put Labour heading for victory, but it's not over yet.
New Zealand has a handful of bellwether polling spots around the country.
NZ First came to Parliament care of a tangle with the SFO. Will it leave the same way?
Former inmate Arthur Taylor says prisoners got getting adequate information on election
We explore the issues behind a video of the PM's visit to Covid-19 agencies.
Donor funds given to the NZ First Foundation were spent paying expenses, wages and bills.
Big rallies, street corner meetings and baby kissing may come a cropper in Campaign 2020.
PM Jacinda Ardern had a choice: look weak, or unstable. She chose weak.
You can usually count on Winston to make a bad situation worse, writes Audrey Young.
The problem is not donations laws: it is those who try to outwit them.