National Party
Herald on Sunday: Editorial: Key has a right to savour this moment
John Armstrong (Herald): Key's National triumph leaves Labour desperate
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Historic election victory for Key, National
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Vance: An election victory for nasty politics
Adam Dudding (Stuff): National moving on from dirty politics?
Lynley Bilby (Herald): Election 2014: Key's chance to take firm place in history
Patrick Gower (Herald): Victorious PM back stronger than ever
Russell Blackstock (Herald): Election 2014: Nats' promises to you
Toby Manhire (Guardian): New Zealand election: John Key leads National to overwhelming victory
Radio NZ: National's potential partners win seats
Radio NZ: National Party sweeps to victory
Thomas Mead (TV3): Christchurch votes overwhelmingly National
Cathie Bell (Stuff): National's Stuart Smith wins Kaikoura
Bill Moore (Stuff): Nick Smith returned as Nelson MP
Mike Dinsdalte (Herald): Election 2014: Blue tide sweeps Northland
George Barton (Beehive Mandate): Winners and Losers of Election 2014
Stuff: Auckland's blue seats
Claire Trevett (Herald): Election 2014: Election delivers moment of truth
Danyl McLauchlan (Dim-Post): Brief thoughts on National’s historic victory
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Humble Pie
Cut Your Hair: I was wrong
Labour Party
Simon Wong (TV3): Cunliffe ready for leadership challenge
Andrea Vance (Stuff): David Cunliffe concedes defeat
Election 2014 (Herald): Cunliffe vows to stay on as Labour leader
James Fyfe (TV3): Cunliffe confident he can retain leadership
James Fyfe (TV3): David Parker: Labour campaign lacked oxygen
Radio NZ: Big change in Maori seats
George Barton (Beehive Mandate): Labour need to look themselves in the Mirror
Glenn McConnell (Beehive Mandate): David Cunliffe stays on
Andrea O’Neill (Stuff): Gloom for Labour, joy for MPs
Simon Wong (TV3): Labour voters have 'switched to NZ First' - Joyce
Patrick Leyland (Progress Report): Labour’s new caucus
Greens
Paul Easton (Stuff): Greens leaders stand firm, still left out in cold
Aimee Gulliver (Stuff): Greens: We held our ground
Adam Bennett (Herald): Election 2014: Green leaders in defiant mood despite results
Patrick Leyland (Progress Report): The Greens’ new caucus
Jade Cooper (Newstalk ZB): Greens may see lift from special votes
NZ First
Briar Marbeck (TV3): NZ First secures 'wonderful' result
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Winston Peters confident after result
Adam Bennett (Herald): Election 2014: Winston Peters hits out at National after big poll surge
Internet-Mana
Matthew Theunissen (Herald): Election 2014: Road ends for Internet-Mana
Matt Nippert (Stuff): Hone Harawira hitches ride into oblivion
Briar Marbeck (TV3): Dotcom to Mana: 'I'm deeply sorry'
Matthew Theunissen (Herald): Election 2014: Kim Dotcom says he 'poisoned' Internet-Mana
Conservatives
Tony Wall (Stuff): 'We'll be back' - big-spending Conservatives
Bryce Edwards and Geoffrey Miller (Herald): Colin's campaign of colour & cringe
Taylor Sincock (TV3): Craig: 'Next election will be the one'
ACT
Shabnam Dastgheib: Novice Seymour victorious in Epsom
Stuff: ACT supporters philosophical
Special votes
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): The 2014 election records
Graeme Edgeler (Legal Beagle): Election 2014: The Special Votes
Sebastian Kilnkum (Beehive Mandate): Election 2014 by the Numbers
Election media laws
Sophie Ryan (Herald): Election social media rules + Facebook's new tool
Jacqui Stanford (Newstalk ZB): Halt to election selfies
Adam Bennett (Herald): Advance voting turnout likely to force rethink of electoral advertising rules
Pete George (Your NZ): Blog rules on election day
Pete George (Your NZ): Gagging social media on election day
Matthew Beveridge: Some clearer instructions on social media on election day
Campaign reviews
Steve Braunias (Metro): Campaign Diary: Day 14
Matthew Brockett (Bloomberg): New Zealand Votes With Key Leading After Snowden, Eminem Barrage
Martyn Bradbury (Vice): Some final words on New Zealand’s crazy election campaign
Chris Trotter (Bowalley Road): What Is This Election About?
Tim Watkin (Pundit): The story's not done yet - a final post
Matthew Dallas (Manawatu Standard): The election that taste forgot
Nelson Mail: Let's settle in for an intriguing election
Richard Meadows (Stuff): Young Kiwis overlooked in election promises
Stephen Keys (Unframed): Election 2014 – looking out for number one
Anthony Robbins (The Standard): A clean start
Dirty Politics and GCSB
Newswire: Key unfazed by more OIA abuse claims
Radio NZ: John Key rejects Customs claims
The Standard: “We may as well kiss democracy goodbye”
Miles Lacey (Marxism): New Zealand: Dirty politics and the 2014 election
David Fisher (Herald): Bury bad news claim: Ex-Crown lawyer calls on Government to release inquiry report
Conservatives campaign ad
Derek Cheng (Herald): Conservatives pinged for misleading pamphlet
Radio NZ: Advert ruling against Conservatives
Alexia Russell (Newstalk ZB): Colin Craig's media advice working
Te Tai Tokerau
Rob Salmond (Polity): Meanwhile, in Bomberland
Michael Sergel (Newstalk ZB): Te Tai Tokerau - the electorate race to watch
Rob Salmond (Polity): IED Bradbury
Other
Bruce Munro (ODT): Students adopt a new 'ism'
Chris Trotter (Bowalley Road): Such A Parcel Of Rogues In A Nation (For All Those True Scots Who Voted "Yes")
Lydia Anderson (Stuff): Kids with passion to vote
Willie Jackson (RadioLIVE): Why a partnership school?
Pat Smith (Stuff): 121 years on, issues remain the same
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Russia now moves against the Internet
Grant Duncan (Policy Matters): The next government's first big decision: War in Iraq
Dita De Boni (Herald): Family violence, the absent issue
Bryce Edwards
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