Election results.
Votes reported by the New Zealand Electoral Commission, with source timestamps.
This is the saved election-night feed. Check the Commission for subsequent and official results.
Parliament & majority.
Labour · Green · Te Pāti Māori
Opportunity Party
National · ACT · NZ First
Party combinations show seat arithmetic; no coalition agreement is implied.
Based on the Commission’s reported allocation from current party votes and electorate leads. These figures can change; leads are not confirmed wins.
How the total is checked
We reconcile the reported electorate and list seats against Sainte-Laguë entitlements and the published candidate-list capacities. An overhang occurs when a party has more electorate seats than its party-vote entitlement. Unfilled list entitlements are shown separately.
120 base seats + 11 overhang − 0 unfilled list seats = 131 seats. An absolute majority needs more than half: 66 seats.
A mathematical seat majority does not establish a coalition agreement or determine which parties form a government.
Electoral Commission: how MPs are electedThe count so far.
* Seat figures are reported by the Electoral Commission from the count so far. They may change as votes arrive. Electorate leads and seat totals do not declare winners or a government.
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Source files & snapshot record
Source last changed . Each update replaces the previous cumulative totals. Valid corrections are retained as separate snapshots.
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1b591edcbc4dfda50890e19e66bd4743ea6dc710a249eff26f22ac277c6de326 - statistics.xml
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Reading a preliminary count
The progress percentage measures voting-place results received, not the percentage of all votes counted. Early results are a partial count and can move as more places report.
Election-night results exclude special votes, including overseas votes. Ordinary votes are recounted and special votes checked before the official results. The Commission’s target for official results is 27 November.
The polling forecast is a separate pre-election model. These are observed totals from the Commission’s feed. Inspect the saved forecast.
Electoral Commission: reporting the resultsSource: New Zealand Electoral Commission · Results data © Crown / Electoral Commission, as applicable. Independent presentation by OpinionScope. Verify the published results.