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29 October 2026

'Pretty strong correlation' between enrolment changes and lower enrolment rate - electoral law expert

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Source reporting: rnz.co.nz

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'Pretty strong correlation' between enrolment changes and lower enrolment rate - electoral law expert

Andrew Geddis says about 40,000 people's rights have been removed "without there being any good enough justification to do so".

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