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29 October 2026

David Seymour says don't vote National to 'play it safe', ACT vote will grow right bloc

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David Seymour says don't vote National to 'play it safe', ACT vote will grow right bloc

The ACT Party leader’s message comes as talk of strategic voting gains momentum across the political spectrum during the knife-edge race.

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