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The battle for Te Tai Tokerau: Four candidates, one seat and a Māori political split

The secret life of election hoardings

Whakaata Māori poll: Labour leads party vote as Te Pāti Māori dominates Māori roll

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All the best (and most questionable) political party merch for election 2026

A person in dark glasses holds out two hands, one labeled “Māori Roll,” the other “General Roll,” surrounded by “Election 2026” signs. An orange check mark is near “Māori Roll.”.

There are more Māori on the Māori roll than ever. Will they turn out to vote?

National and Labour just achieved something unprecedented across 50 years of polling

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As election day approaches, what do we know about who’s enrolled to vote?

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100 days to the election, 87 days to enrol

How the Māori seats could hold the key to this election

Two voting ballots labeled "General roll" and "Māori roll" are shown side by side, above a large black checkmark on a yellow and white background.

The case for Māori switching to the general roll this election