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10 November 2026

Election live: Tensions rise over vote-splitting, Luxon holds hour-long meeting with Opportunity

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Election live: Tensions rise over vote-splitting, Luxon holds hour-long meeting with Opportunity

Meanwhile, Christopher Luxon has met with Opportunity’s leader, Chris Bishop and Nicola Willis are saying goodbye, and a National MP has accused the party of going too far to the right.

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