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Judith Collins says she will never resign, even if polls dip to record lows
Judith Collins says she will never resign as National leader.
Judith Collins says she will never resign as National leader.
Two polls, two stories and one may well prove to be the end for Judith Collins.
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With 'too close to call' in danger of lasting for weeks, here are six lessons from 2000.
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The PM released the information after the preliminary results were announced.
Advance voting attracts almost 2 million voters ahead of election day.
The final poll before the election is being described as a 'nail-biter'.
Seymour is on the campaign trail in Christchurch today.
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White, Labour have ruled out giving Swarbrick the nod to get Greens back into Parliament.
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The election is looking like a one-sided celebration of our Covid success.
Jacinda Ardern was trusted by 82 per cent but Winston Peters was least trusted of all.
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COMMENT: The tourniquet of Collins has so far done little to stop National bleeding.
Deputy PM Winston Peters has blasted broadcaster Jack Tame for his use of Te Reo on air
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The election is almost upon us - and the race for Epsom features a gumboot as art.
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Simon Bridges takes a Covid-19 strategy to his challengers: go hard, go early. Eliminate.
The cannabis referendum is likely become more enmeshed in party politics than euthanasia.
Andrew Little, the Minister of Doing Things, issued a flurry of distracting announcements.
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