Act Party’s ‘triumphant’ year in government
Political leader series: Act's David Seymour points out the party has never been in Cabinet before.
WATCH: Act Party leader David Seymour speaks with Brent Edwards.
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People forget it was not that long ago that the Act Party was at risk of disappearing.
It won just 0.5% of the party vote in 2017 and only held on in Parliament because its leader David Seymour retained his Epsom seat. It followed the 2014 election in which it got 0.69%. It appeared on the brink of
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