New Zealand faces tightest election in years as voters turn from major parties
A gloomy national mood and low faith in politics accompany New Zealand's tightest election in years as voters move away from major parties.
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New Zealand is seeing its tightest election in years as voters turn away from the major parties, according to BBC News.
The close contest comes amid an unusually gloomy national mood. Confidence in politics is even lower, with voter disillusionment reflected at the polls.
Originally reported by BBC News. Read the full story at BBC News
