Can Act build on its success this year in 2022?
David Seymour credits ‘old-fashioned’ politics for the party’s wider popularity.
Brent Edwards
Thu, 23 Dec 2021
It has been a tough year for most but, for the Act Party, 2021 was one in which it built on its remarkable 2020 election result.
The outcome was 7.6% of the party vote, bringing in a further nine MPs alongside leader David Seymour. Since the election, its popularity has soared, regularly scoring
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Brent Edwards
Thu, 23 Dec 2021
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Can Act build on its success this year in 2022?
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