Is This Election Already Over?
A polling clerk told me voting had been heavy all weekend. By Friday, nearly 600,000 votes had been cast, 32 per cent more than at the same stage in 2023.
A polling clerk told me voting had been heavy all weekend. By Friday, nearly 600,000 votes had been cast, 32 per cent more than at the same stage in 2023.
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National has lost the respect of its voter base. For that it, and everyone on the right, could pay a heavy price this Saturday. I hope and pray it doesn’t happen.
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Penny Marie zeroed in on the bib number discrepancy and added: “I used to do 10k runs and half marathons. I’ve done the Auckland half marathon three times and I’ll tell you what, my hair was much more sweaty than that!”
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