Election 2017: It's Winston's call
Why the NZ First leader is more likely to go with National than a red-green-black coalition.
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Every political party lost something last night.
But there is no doubt the National Party lost the least. Holding on to 46% of the vote, going to a fourth term in government, is practically unheard of.
If you want a parallel, the closest in New Zealand history would be the Reform governments
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Rob Hosking
Sun, 24 Sep 2017
Sun, 24 Sep 2017
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Election 2017: It's Winston's call
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