Conservative bloc takes a slim lead in New Zealand election that's still too close to call
With more than 95% of the votes counted, New Zealand's election produced no definitive victory for the right or the left on Saturday but the incumbent conservative government hovered on the brink of a wafer-thin majority that could allow it to eke out a precarious return to power.
New Zealand’s election results are still undecided, with neither the left nor the right achieving a clear victory. The incumbent conservative government is close to a very slim majority. This narrow lead could allow them to form a government, though it would be a precarious one.
- Over 95% of votes counted in New Zealand’s election.
- No definitive victory for either the right or the left.
- Incumbent conservative government holds a wafer-thin majority lead.
- Potential for a precarious return to power for the conservatives.
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