Election 2026 full results

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See how New Zealand voted in the 2026 election: the party vote, how many seats each party has, and who could form the next government.

New Zealand uses MMP (Mixed Member Proportional) representation, which gives every voter two votes: one for a local electorate MP, and one for a party. Parliament typically has 120 seats - 71 electorate seats and 49 list seats allocated to members on a party list depending on the proportion of the party vote won. To enter Parliament, a party needs at least 5% of the party vote or an electorate win.

An overhang happens when a party wins more electorate seats than its share of the party vote entitles it to. The number of seats in Parliament can increase based on the difference between electorate and party vote results. In 2023, overhangs created New Zealand's largest Parliament ever with 123 seats.

Election night results are preliminary, and don’t include special votes. Special votes are cast by anyone who is on the unpublished roll, lives overseas, or votes away from a polling place…

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