32:
645:
906:. Now, voters cast both a party vote and an electorate vote. Any party that won at least 5% of the party vote entered Parliament, as could still enter through the previous electorate pathway. This made it much easier for smaller parties to enter Parliament, but more difficult to gain elected as a non-party independent.
4826:
At its launch, Te Kahika said that the COVID-19 pandemic would enable globalist leaders to implement UN agendas that would totally control people's lives, and that billionaires had developed weaponised viruses and patented treatments for the viruses they had made, in order to enslave humanity. It
2747:
Because New
Zealand does not require political parties to be registered, any person can announce a political party, though may not receive media coverage or go on to contest an election. It can also be difficult to determine when such parties have ceased operating or moved away from politics. The
1601:
An accurate list of active unregistered parties can be difficult to determine. Any person may announce a political party, but these parties may or may not gain followers, receive any media coverage or go on to contest an election. It can also be difficult to determine when parties have ceased
2275:
The New
Zealand Social Credit Party (sometimes called "Socred") was a political party that was New Zealand's third party from the 1950s to the 1980s. It was elected to the New Zealand House of Representatives, holding one seat at times between 1966 and 1981, and two seats from 1981 to 1987.
3183:
A party initially launched as a revival of the decades earlier
Country Party by the New Zealand Free Enterprise Movement in 1968 it was renamed the Liberal Reform Party in 1970 after failure at the 1969 election and contested the 1972 election under this name.
1882:
When a candidate stands for parliament in an electorate, they may describe themselves as 'independent' or give a party name. A candidate listing a party name is not necessarily an indication that the party exists beyond that single candidate. In the
2005:, seeing him as an autocrat. The party proposed a more "progressive" policy seeing the current Liberal policy as too cautious and orthodox. The New Liberals lost much support after the infamous "voucher incident", leaving them discredited.
5416:
Resigned MP Dr Gaurav Sharma claims most of his core campaign team who helped him win the
Hamilton West seat in 2020 with Labour, have left to join his new political party, the New Zealand Momentum Party, ahead of the electorate's
2536:
A centrist party established by moderate MPs from both
National and Labour. The party did not achieve electoral success, with only one of the seven founding MPs managing to remain in Parliament. United later merged with the
3006:
theory based party which advocated economic security combined with individual liberty. It also advocated that all returned servicemen should be paid the average wage until they were re-integrated into civil employment.
3095:, the party was centrist with policies emphasizing individual freedoms. In 1967 the Progress Party was formed but merged with the Democratic Party one week later becoming known as the Democratic Progress Party.
925:
Political parties in New
Zealand can be either registered or unregistered. Registered parties must have five-hundred paying members, each eligible to vote in general elections, and party membership rules.
7950:
929:
If a party registers, it may submit a party list, enabling it to receive party votes in New
Zealand's MMP electoral system. Unregistered parties can only nominate candidates for individual electorates.
4582:, and advocates similar policies of low taxation, privatisation, and reduced government. It never attempted to register with the New Zealand Electoral Commission and did not stand any candidates.
5403:
5252:
2155:
An early left-wing party established at a "Unity
Congress" in July 1913 as an attempt to bring together the various labour groups of the time. The party eventually amalgamated with the modern
7965:
887:, the New Zealand Party received over 12% of the votes cast but also won no seats. Under such conditions, minor parties mostly performed poorly in terms of making an impact in Parliament.
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909:
In the late 1990s a phenomenon originated in New
Zealand's multi-party system in which MPs sitting in Parliament increasingly switched parties (or formed breakway parties), known as "
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784:, such that smaller parties have substantial representation in Parliament and can now reasonably expect to gain seats in government. As of 2024, six parties have members in the
4413:. However, it also promoted populist referenda, deregulation, compulsory military service, "stopping the culture for young unmarried women to have babies", and restricting the
802:
New
Zealand's party system did not arise until the late 19th century. Before this, members of Parliament (MPs) stood as independent candidates, and while some MPs joined
937:
1,169,000 during the campaign for the party vote and $ 27,500 per electorate seat. Unregistered entities are able to spend up to $ 330,000 on general election advertising.
4009:
A small party which was registered for the 1999 election, but which is currently unregistered. It campaigned against MMP and in favour of reducing the size of Parliament.
4233:. Its policies were intended to be similar to those of ACT, but the party's founders said that the Freedom Party will be more democratic and accountable to its members.
2254:, believed that the Labour Party had moved too far from its left-wing roots. The Labour Party hierarchy had expelled him after he repeatedly criticised its leadership.
3395:
economic policies and liberal social policies. It gained twelve percent of the vote in its first election, but then vanished almost completely. Some regard the modern
7980:
3541:
An anti-immigration party founded as the New Zealand Defence Movement to contest the 1993 election it changed its name to Kiwis Against Further Immigration in 1994.
817:, which was formed in 1891, was New Zealand's first 'modern' political party. It was the country's sole political party until the formation of the more conservative
7945:
4211:. It also supports the adoption of a written constitution, the holding of referendums on major issues, and the abolition of race-specific government institutions.
875:. However, the FPP electoral system meant that regardless of how many votes a party gained nationwide, it could not win a seat without a plurality in a particular
5917:
5380:
4159:
A party which sought to increase the participation of ordinary citizens in the political process. It advocated a system of referendums similar to that used by
4141:
A party primarily focused on reducing the total number of MPs from 120 to 99. It also believed that all constitutional changes should be put to a referendum.
3113:
A splinter group of the Communist Party (see above). It was formed by Communist Party members who rejected their party's decision to take China's side in the
4752:
A party advocating for less surveillance, copyright reform and cheap internet. The Internet Party contested the 2014 general election in an alliance called
8036:
6156:
4402:
2928:, but failed to win any seats. Ironically, the votes which the Democrats took from the governing coalition may have assisted the victory of the left-wing
5859:
3805:
A small environmentalist party. The Green Society believed that a true green party needed to be focused solely on the environment, and believed that the
3559:
A party that advocated for multiculturalism and the interests of ethnic minorities, with a substantial segment of its membership came from New Zealand's
466:
193:
7309:
6904:
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broke down. Mauri Pacific remained allied to the National government, giving it crucial support, but none of the party's MPs gained re-election in the
5260:
4618:
A party advocating substantial economic reform such as a universal basic income and multiple currencies. It stood a single candidate in one election.
7985:
7849:
2818:
Probably New Zealand's most prominent and long-lived communist organisation. The party generally pursued hard-line doctrines, successively following
682:
3336:. Mana Motuhake held a number of seats as part of the Alliance (see above), but most of its support has now been incorporated into the Māori Party.
2134:, although a faction rejected the new SDP as too extreme and continued on under the United Labour Party banner eventually likewise merging in 1916.
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6149:
4417:. The party ran only a single candidate, Turner, in the 2008 election. By 2010, its website was defunct and it did not run any candidates in the
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5791:
3451:, the party was best known through the influence of its late founder Bill Andersen, a well-known trade unionist who served as president of the
1499:
2980:
A right-wing organisation which supported reductions in the size of government and a reform of the party system. It was a strong supporter of
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4027:
A party dedicated to promoting the interests of the hunting, fishing, and shooting communities. Outdoor Recreation New Zealand contested the
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political movement advocating conservative political reform and opposition to party politics and state bureaucracy. It was associated with
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A right-wing party advocating free market economics, low taxation, and reduced government. It was established by dissatisfied members of
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on a platform of reducing the size of the government, introducing a written constitution, and restoring the upper house of Parliament.
507:
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485:
157:
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A party established to promote the interests of the commercial sector and to oppose "socialist" legislation. The party contested the
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117:
80:
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had moved too far from its left-wing roots. The World Socialist Party was rebranded from its founding name; the Socialist Party.
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2316:
128:
3362:
politics in general. Among other deliberately absurd policies it advocated the "Great Leap Backwards", a project to reverse the
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2180:
A party established by members of the Farmers' Union to promote the interests of the rural sector. It reflected to an extent
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2131:
675:
554:
2330:
A party that advocates Christian conservative values. It supported policies to strengthen marriage and opposed abortion and
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Party. The party claimed to have no policies, favouring seeking the opinions of voters on issues, and opposed traditional
4101:
A left-wing party aiming to bring together social liberals, community activists, social democrats and left-wing radicals.
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2012:
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A party formed by ex-National and Social Credit candidates who wished to revive "Seddon liberalism" via a third party.
3030:
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520:
246:
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1952:
New Zealand's first political party. It provided the country with a number of prominent Prime Ministers, including
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603:
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principles as the Christian Democrats, but abandoned the explicit religious basis. Future New Zealand merged with
3165:
A far-right, ultranationalist and white nationalist organisation. It acted as a political party around the 2000s.
1903:. Two candidates stood under each of Not A Party (NAP), Protect & Prosper New Zealand Party, and Workers Now.
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who claim that larger parties are taking the support of Pasifika for granted, and do not do enough to help them.
3939:
NMP sought to abolish all political parties, among other policies. It contested two elections before disbanding.
3486:
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1983:
899:
446:
429:
380:
239:
234:
113:
76:
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2127:
2094:
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4251:
A left-wing party active during the 2005 election. It supported free education and healthcare, an increase to
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party, although the parties did not actually merge. This working arrangement met with disappointing results.
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1896:
631:
369:
135:
5565:
4053:
Formerly known as the Anti-Capitalist Alliance. A coalition of socialists and anti-globalisation activists.
2063:, became its most prominent leader. It eventually merged with its former rivals, United, to form the modern
2026:
A small and short-lived left-wing party. It was the third organised party to win a seat in Parliament, with
7441:
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2984:, saying that the government of the time was advocating the subordination of the individual to the state.
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3154:
2913:
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2552:
2448:
2397:
2218:
2214:
2191:
2064:
2041:
2027:
1973:
1969:
1965:
1732:
1727:
990:
841:
829:
818:
718:
512:
310:
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5282:
4636:
Party logo registered in August 2013. Advocated Direct Democracy via an online tool called RealVoice.
3645:
An environmentalist party established in opposition to the generally left-wing policies of the larger
2902:
group. Its founders created it as an alternative to the mainstream labour movement, claiming that the
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A platform for campaigner Robert Terry, who stood for electorate seats four times under this banner.
3848:
3768:
3649:. It contested only one election before vanishing, although many of its members became active in the
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2610:
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monetary theory, and believed that farmers were not treated fairly by banks and the corporate world.
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2031:
1998:
1938:
895:
832:
in 1928. The United and Reform parties found themselves working together more often, and they formed
814:
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2093:. It functioned as one of the more moderate workers' parties, opposing more radical groups like the
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2441:. After the general election of 1996, the remnants of the party amalgamated with the United Party.
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2210:
2156:
2098:
1961:
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in four consecutive elections twice. Labour won the popular vote from the 1938 election through to
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217:
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3870:
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3117:. The Socialist Unity Party became one of the more prominent communist parties in New Zealand.
3029:, a prominent anti-socialist political organiser. It was primarily a breakaway from the larger
2682:
aimed at advancing Pacific Peoples, as well as Christian and family values and social justice.
2624:
A centrist party, originally with a strong Christian background: it described its platform as "
2055:
New Zealand's second major political party, established as a more conservative opponent to the
1635:
856:
852:, since the two major parties usually won far more seats than their share of the overall vote.
707:
559:
436:
170:
123:
106:
6344:
5404:"Hamilton West byelection: Gaurav Sharma claims raid of Labour manpower as new party revealed"
3757:, a party which opposed immigration, was a significant factor in its creation. It merged into
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3709:. It received 0.17% of the vote in 1996 and 0.16% of the vote in 1999, deregistered in 2000.
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1892:
1680:
1671:
1649:
1559:
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5330:"NZ Election 2020: John Tamihere picks unlikely preferred coalition partner for Māori Party"
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party as the New Zealand Party's ideological successor, but not everyone accepts this view.
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winning the seat of Wellington East. In Parliament, the IPLL co-operated with the governing
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745:– although during the latter period National twice disproportionately gained a majority of
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93:
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Political Parties in New Zealand: A Study of Ideological and Organisational Transformation
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A registered party which contested the 1999 general elections, receiving 454 party votes.
3877:, the less populous of New Zealand's two main islands. It drew support predominantly from
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A local party which grew out of the movement opposing a commercial airport at Auckland's
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4164:
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1717:
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1430:
1410:
1406:
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1242:
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party which split off from the Mana Māori Movement. It lapsed with the formation of the
3033:, and Davy rejoined the Movement the year after the Co-operative Party was established.
2416:, which the two saw as the principal opponent of Richardson and her ideological allies.
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4240:
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A party that addresses the concerns of New Zealand's immigrant community, particularly
3567:
in 1997. Not to be confused with the unrelated party of the same name founded in 2020.
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2538:
2522:
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2305:. It contested one election before joining with several other parties to establish the
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under the party names of Economic Euthenics, Future Youth, the Human Rights Party, the
1842:
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1709:
1704:
1554:
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1231:
1208:
958:. The default order of this list corresponds to the number of MPs they currently have.
891:
781:
746:
649:
416:
183:
1080:
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6605:
6082:
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3246:. Elements of the Values Party eventually contributed to the formation of the modern
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Initially called the Right of Centre Party, it was founded by breakaway National MP,
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825:
was founded in 1916, and by 1919 these three parties dominated New Zealand politics.
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145:
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platform, and strongly opposed legislative changes such as the creation of same-sex
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A short-lived Māori feminist party established by Alliance (Mana Motuhake) defector
730:
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7106:
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6703:
6274:
6102:
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4266:
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A left-wing party with a focus on job creation and regional development, formed by
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1528:
1523:
1503:
1419:
1103:
1055:
849:
344:
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A party advocating a new currency, binding referenda, and a written constitution.
3206:. It is sometimes considered the first noteworthy far-right party in New Zealand.
2628:". It had a particular focus on policies concerning the family and social issues.
883:
but did not have a plurality in any electorate so won no seats. Similarly, in the
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5381:"'We stand for democracy': Ex-National MP Matt King launches anti-mandate party"
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list below is limited to notable parties understood to no longer be operating.
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197:
5860:"Jami-Lee Ross looks to Te Tai Tokerau as he plots journey back to Parliament"
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since the early 20th century. Usually, all members of Parliament's unicameral
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2704:
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2577:
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1039:
879:. For example, the Social Credit Party won over 11% of the votes cast in the
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6758:
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Sheppard, Simon (26 December 1997). "United Party Awaiting Opportunities".
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4997:
2503:. After briefly establishing the Christian Coalition (see above) with the
7453:
6825:
6645:
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6194:
6087:
6057:
4801:
4774:
A party with a focus on immigrant rights. It became a component party of
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4130:
4120:
4080:
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3727:
A small Maori-based party which has been active in a number of elections
3508:
3482:
3452:
3392:
3303:
3243:
3026:
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2463:
2408:, two dissident National MPs who disagreed with the economic policies of
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1676:
1630:
1187:
722:
68:
3455:, national secretary of the Socialist Unity Party, and president of the
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6794:
6520:
4694:
A joke party which arose from a popular New Zealand satirical website.
4469:. It advocates constitutional reform, republicanism, and civil rights.
4362:
4328:
4314:
4075:, a Christian religious organisation. The party mostly campaigned on a
3429:
policies. It contested the 1990 election, but failed to win any seats.
3355:
3295:
2839:
2827:
1874:
1577:
1182:
1136:
1018:
913:". This is now disallowed to maintain the integrity of the party-based
86:
933:
As of 2020, registered political parties are also able to spend up to
729:. They are the only two New Zealand political parties to have won the
6763:
6014:
4712:
A party related to issues facing New Zealanders outside New Zealand.
4440:
4108:
3787:
immigrants. It contested the 1996 election, but has since dissolved.
3276:. It placed fifth in the 1972 election, but failed to win any seats.
2932:
that year. The Democrat Party should not be confused with the modern
2507:, the Christian Democrats secularised themselves, adopting the name "
1862:
1663:
1541:
1092:
848:(FPP) plurality voting system (in use before the 1990s) entrenched a
54:
5253:"Limits on election-related spending begin - New Zealand Parliament"
4119:
A single-issue party devoted to overturning the recently introduced
2842:. It later merged with another party to form the group now known as
7116:
7061:
6284:
5454:
4643:
4163:. Not to be confused with another group formed in 2020 that joined
1798:
1373:
806:, these typically were formed around prominent individuals such as
4822:
A component party of Advance New Zealand. Founded in June 2020 by
4383:
A party promoting global peace through a unified World Government
2728:
A party emphasising local electorate representation, formed by MP
2570:. The party contested only one general election before vanishing.
7111:
7071:
6031:
3817:
were both mistaken to take sides in economic and social debates.
3520:
2899:
2835:
2785:
1866:
1442:
3477:
A party that addresses the concerns of New Zealand's indigenous
2595:
MPs shortly after a coalition between New Zealand First and the
5889:
5544:"Part I - Summary of Party List and Electorate Candidate Seats"
3385:
3359:
1960:. With much of its traditional support undercut by the growing
4401:
The New Zealand Representative Party was led by Reg Turner, a
2126:. The party existed only a short time before merging with the
3991:
in Australia. It opposes all special policies towards Māori.
3878:
2792:(the "Red Fed"). It eventually merged with the more moderate
2511:". Future New Zealand merged with United (see below) to form
840:, United and Reform formally amalgamated in 1936 to form the
6171:
2954:
A centrist anti-socialist liberal party formed ahead of the
2788:
parties in early New Zealand, strongly associated with the
2217:. It eventually merged with Reform to establish the modern
934:
3147:, an anti-royal protest group founded by Jesson in 1966.
2101:, although a certain degree of continuity links the two.
7814:
4804:. Considered to be "teal" or "blue-green" by the Media.
3593:
capitalism and keeping government as small as possible.
2209:. United governed between 1928 and 1935, initially with
2001:
dissidents. Its members were opposed to Liberal leader,
1258:
4361:
A joke party run by Bill and Ben, hosts of the TV show
4521:, but dissolved before contesting a general election.
3619:, but only won 250 votes. Should not be confused with
3298:
founded by Ian Brackenbury Channell, better known as "
3507:
A party which based its principles on the concept of
2499:
A Christian party established by sitting National MP
5075:. Ministry for Culture and Heritage. 13 January 2016
2958:
but withdrew its candidates. Mostly inactive during
2838:. In 1993, the party moderated its stance, adopting
945:
5669:"Logo no go, Nelson no go, and same goes for 1080"
5148:Curtin, Jennifer; Miller, Raymond (21 July 2015).
5094:Curtin, Jennifer; Miller, Raymond (21 July 2015).
4800:party founded by former Green and National Member
4277:A small Christian party established by the former
3242:Sometimes called the world's first national-level
2371:formed as a splinter group from the Alliance when
859:or so-called minor parties developed, notably the
5925:
5054:. Australia: Oxford University Press. p. 32.
4654:A party aimed at representing rural New Zealand.
4339:A Māori-based party established to challenge the
3611:A party established to promote the creation of a
3135:A party established to promote the creation of a
1605:The list below lists active and notable parties.
8008:
4429:No Commercial Airport at Whenuapai Airbase Party
3679:. It narrowly missed entering Parliament in the
3202:A party founded by prominent far-right activist
2742:
5857:
5812:
5792:"COVID-19 gives Billy TK the UN red flag blues"
749:. Likewise, National won the popular vote from
725:, having jointly contested each election since
5495:
5493:
5477:
5475:
5043:
5020:
5018:
4827:merged with Advance New Zealand in July 2020.
4756:, and contested the 2017 election on its own.
4487:A copyright reform party based on the Swedish
4255:benefits, and the establishment of compulsory
3332:-based party until the creation of the modern
7800:
6810:
6157:
5911:
5837:"Public Party praying for electoral lifeline"
4491:, with a focus on technological issues, like
4229:A party established by two former members of
3873:party which called for more autonomy for the
3779:A party which attempted to gain support from
3563:communities. Advance New Zealand merged into
3091:Founded as the Democratic Party ahead of the
2894:A party established by former members of the
2876:and did not see itself as a political party.
2474:party. Not to be confused with a later party
1964:, the remnants of the Liberals (known as the
676:
5517:"The man for whom the worm turned up trumps"
5147:
5093:
4964:
4862:A party founded by former National Party MP
3366:and to re-establish a medieval way of life.
2962:, it was briefly revived in the late 1940s.
810:, and did so after an election, not before.
8037:Lists of organisations based in New Zealand
5764:
5639:"Registration of political party cancelled"
5490:
5472:
5305:"2017 General Election - Preliminary Count"
5015:
3625:Republican Movement of Aotearoa New Zealand
3302:". True to its name, it claimed to support
7807:
7793:
6817:
6803:
6164:
6150:
5918:
5904:
5892:(more information on the election systems)
3485:, a prominent Māori activist and a former
1911:
920:
710:members of Parliament do not occur often.
683:
669:
5687:
4970:"The party system develops, 1891 to 1935"
4539:A party advocating union with Australia.
3272:, founded by ousted Social Credit leader
1771:Progressive Party of Aotearoa New Zealand
765:, but in the final year could not form a
6824:
6173:Defunct political parties of New Zealand
5481:
5259:. New Zealand Parliament. Archived from
5119:
5025:Daniels, John Richards Sinclair (1966).
4513:A short-lived party formed to represent
3761:, but little trace of it remains today.
3425:, believing the Democrats had abandoned
2707:after he resigned from the Māori Party.
2297:A left-wing party established by former
2213:support and later in coalition with the
2205:A party formed from the remnants of the
5499:
5180:Te Ara: The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
5154:Te Ara: The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
5100:Te Ara: The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
5049:
5024:
5002:Te Ara: The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
4975:Te Ara: The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
3839:. Future New Zealand retained the same
3519:. It drew most of its support from the
3139:. It was founded by left-wing activist
2703:A Māori rights party formed in 2011 by
2412:. The Liberal Party quickly joined the
1602:operating or moved away from politics.
1596:
828:The Liberal Party was succeeded by the
316:Political funding and election expenses
8009:
5514:
5508:
5401:
5173:
4995:
4557:A nationalist party which contest the
4083:and the legalisation of prostitution.
3447:Formed in 1990 through a split in the
1263:Parties listed in alphabetical order:
8032:Lists of political parties in Oceania
8027:Lists of political parties by country
7816:List of political parties in Oceania
7788:
6798:
6459:Unregistered and pre-1996 era parties
6183:era registered parties (1996–present)
6145:
5899:
5455:"New Zealand National Front Homepage"
5378:
5063:
5061:
2097:. It should not be confused with the
1906:
1259:Registered parties outside Parliament
467:Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
6769:Workers' Party of New Zealand (1991)
5741:"New Zealand Public Party kicks off"
4960:
4958:
4956:
4954:
4929:List of political parties by country
3683:, and disbanded shortly afterwards.
3268:A short-lived splinter group of the
2751:Parties listed by date of founding:
836:in 1931. After Labour won office in
6531:Independent Political Labour League
5631:
5122:"1984: Politics and boxing lessons"
3284:Imperial British Conservative Party
3248:Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand
3025:A short-lived party established by
2462:A short-lived party established by
2091:Independent Political Labour League
2013:Independent Political Labour League
13:
8022:New Zealand politics-related lists
6641:No Commercial Airport at Whenuapai
5815:"Public party preaches to Opotiki"
5708:
5613:"NMP - New Millennium Partnership"
5227:"Political parties in New Zealand"
5120:Matthews, Philip (28 April 2021).
5058:
4968:; Miller, Raymond (21 July 2015).
4461:A small party modelled on the old
4207:A party focused on establishing a
4185:A party established by a group of
940:
521:New Zealand and the United Nations
14:
8048:
6541:Kiwis Against Further Immigration
5878:
4951:
4672:A party aimed at overturning the
4197:The Republic of New Zealand Party
3621:The Republic of New Zealand Party
3531:Kiwis Against Further Immigration
2355:A left-wing party supporting the
1901:the Republic of New Zealand Party
1316:Maki Herbert and Michael Appleby
946:Parties represented in Parliament
8017:Political parties in New Zealand
5858:Thomas Coughlan (26 July 2020).
5515:Orsman, Bernard (16 July 2002).
5402:Pearse, Adam (4 November 2022).
5201:"For starting a political party"
5174:Martin, John E. (20 June 2012).
4924:Political funding in New Zealand
4754:Internet Party and Mana Movement
4730:A party that opposed the use of
3835:A reconfiguration of the former
3384:A party established by property
3069:A party which campaigned in the
2396:A short-lived splinter from the
2375:, former Alliance leader, left.
1311:Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party
798:Political history of New Zealand
778:mixed-member proportional system
643:
609:History of voting in New Zealand
604:Political history of New Zealand
30:
5851:
5829:
5813:Charlotte Jones (9 July 2020).
5806:
5784:
5758:
5733:
5716:"Register of political parties"
5661:
5645:. 14 March 2003. Archived from
5605:
5580:
5558:
5536:
5447:
5422:
5395:
5379:Piper, Denise (18 March 2022).
5372:
5355:"Register of political parties"
5347:
5322:
5297:
5275:
5245:
5219:
5193:
5036:An Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
4906:A fiscally conservative party.
4311:representative direct democracy
3169:
3077:
3037:
2940:
2896:New Zealand Marxian Association
2591:A party established by several
2122:A reformed continuation of the
2089:A short-lived successor to the
1786:Progressive utilization theory
1474:NZ Outdoors & Freedom Party
7835:Federated States of Micronesia
6280:Family Rights Protection Party
5285:. New Zealand Parliament. 2020
5167:
5141:
5113:
5087:
4989:
4175:Family Rights Protection Party
3041:New Zealand Liberal Federation
2424:New Zealand Conservative Party
1:
6526:Imperial British Conservative
5927:New Zealand political parties
5052:Party Politics in New Zealand
4996:Wilson, John (1 April 2020).
4944:
4786:Sustainable New Zealand Party
4529:Join Australia Movement Party
3143:, and was the product of the
2743:Parties that never held seats
2678:A small party established by
1968:) eventually merged with the
1897:New Zealand Sovereignty Party
706:belong to a political party.
6450:Workers Party of New Zealand
5765:Mark Peters (10 July 2020).
5588:"Summary of Overall Results"
5566:"Summary of Overall Results"
5546:. Electoral Commission. 1997
4902:
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3235:
3224:Communism, Marxism-Leninism
3220:
3217:
3198:
3195:
3179:
3176:
3161:
3158:
3131:
3128:
3109:
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2947:
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2890:
2887:
2860:
2857:
2814:
2811:
2780:
2777:
2732:who became independent from
2724:
2721:
2718:
2699:
2696:
2693:
2674:
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2645:
2642:
2639:
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2022:
2019:
2016:
1993:
1990:
1987:
1948:
1945:
1942:
1893:New World Order McCann Party
894:was passed, introducing the
855:Over the years, a number of
7:
5839:. Waatea News. 16 July 2020
5504:. University of Canterbury.
4912:
4477:Pirate Party of New Zealand
3457:National Distribution Union
3437:Socialist Party of Aotearoa
3421:, founded by former leader
1899:, the Northland Party, and
1659:Heartland New Zealand Party
956:54th New Zealand Parliament
915:proportional representation
771:proportional representation
177:54th New Zealand Parliament
10:
8053:
6905:New Zealand and Antarctica
5794:. Waatea News. 9 July 2020
4764:New Zealand People's Party
4307:brand. The party advocates
3983:A small party modelled on
3615:. The party contested the
3344:McGillicuddy Serious Party
2784:One of the more prominent
2553:Mana Wahine Te Ira Tangata
1728:New Zealand Momentum Party
795:
791:
719:New Zealand National Party
158:State services departments
7926:
7903:
7822:
7753:
7666:
7653:Structural discrimination
7604:New Zealand Sign Language
7507:
7498:
7385:
7376:
7318:
7182:
7173:
7146:
7052:
6945:
6941:
6932:
6885:
6842:
6833:
6501:Democratic Progress Party
6458:
6420:Superannuitants and Youth
6405:Residents Action Movement
6375:New Zealand Pacific Party
6179:
6126:List of political parties
6116:
6050:
5982:
5933:
5150:"Small parties under MMP"
5031:McLintock, Alexander Hare
4939:Liberalism in New Zealand
4463:New Zealand Liberal Party
4123:in bars and restaurants.
4091:Residents Action Movement
3849:United Future New Zealand
3769:Asia Pacific United Party
3517:Transcendental Meditation
3300:The Wizard of New Zealand
3081:Democratic Progress Party
2756:
2653:after his split from the
2543:United Future New Zealand
2541:party to form the modern
2513:United Future New Zealand
2470:. It integrated into the
1918:
1610:
1580:and Chimene Del La Veras
1268:
963:
896:mixed-member proportional
7981:Northern Mariana Islands
7299:House of Representatives
5050:Raymond, Miller (2005).
4934:Socialism in New Zealand
4812:New Zealand Public Party
4031:under the banner of the
3837:Christian Democrat Party
3677:Christian Heritage Party
3671:A brief alliance of the
3481:inhabitants, founded by
3192:National Socialist Party
2715:NZ Independent Coalition
2505:Christian Heritage Party
2361:environmental protection
1720:, anti-vaccine mandate.
1589:Gender-critical feminism
1461:Christian fundamentalism
776:The introduction of the
715:New Zealand Labour Party
704:House of Representatives
189:House of Representatives
7946:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
7161:Territorial authorities
6536:Join Australia Movement
6131:Politics of New Zealand
6098:Republic of New Zealand
5500:Edwards, Bryce (2002).
5430:"Electorate candidates"
5309:Electionresults.govt.nz
5283:"Parliamentary parties"
4919:Politics of New Zealand
4778:for the 2020 election.
4519:2011 Botany by-election
4517:. It came third in the
4209:Republic in New Zealand
3893:Aotearoa NZ Youth Party
3815:Progressive Green Party
3717:Nga Iwi Morehu Movement
3635:Progressive Green Party
3453:Auckland Trades Council
2992:Real Democracy Movement
2798:Social Democratic Party
2250:. Lee, a socialist and
2229:Democratic Labour Party
2142:Social Democratic Party
2132:Social Democratic Party
1912:Parties that held seats
1889:single candidates stood
1859:Revolutionary socialism
1513:The Opportunities Party
921:Registration of parties
698:have featured a strong
442:Territorial authorities
23:Politics of New Zealand
7422:Information technology
6260:Direct Democracy Party
6010:Outdoors & Freedom
5568:. Electoral Commission
5522:The New Zealand Herald
5233:. Electoral Commission
5207:. Electoral Commission
4515:Chinese New Zealanders
4149:Direct Democracy Party
3145:Republican Association
1648:Anti-vaccine mandate,
1324:Cannabis legalisation
757:, and then again from
721:are New Zealand's two
650:New Zealand portal
486:Diplomatic missions of
7929:and other territories
6305:Independent Coalition
5890:Elections New Zealand
5069:"First past the post"
4896:New Zealand TEA Party
4373:New World Order Party
4321:ethic in democracy".
4317:and a return to the "
4071:A party based in the
4017:Outdoor Recreation NZ
3999:People's Choice Party
3973:One New Zealand Party
3735:Ethnic Minority Party
3701:A party dedicated to
3513:Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
3449:Socialist Unity Party
3364:Industrial Revolution
3103:Socialist Unity Party
2884:World Socialist Party
2317:Christian Heritage NZ
2124:original Labour Party
1885:2023 general election
1832:A component party of
1681:anti-environmentalism
1650:anti-environmentalism
1560:Christian nationalism
1483:Donna Pokere-Phillips
1435:Anti-vaccine mandate
1218:Debbie Ngarewa-Packer
952:parliamentary parties
717:and the centre-right
394:Courts Martial Appeal
6335:McGillicuddy Serious
5885:NZ Political Parties
5767:"Global 'plandemic'"
5592:Electoral Commission
5459:Nationalfront.org.nz
5406:. New Zealand Herald
4732:sodium fluoroacetate
4451:New Zealand Liberals
4391:Representative Party
3753:. The popularity of
3613:New Zealand Republic
3417:A splinter party of
3310:, and conservatism.
3258:New Democratic Party
3173:Liberal Reform Party
3137:New Zealand Republic
2874:Robert Campbell Begg
2790:Federation of Labour
2246:led by dissident MP
2242:A splinter from the
1834:Freedoms New Zealand
1691:Leighton Baker Party
1597:Unregistered parties
1573:Women's Rights Party
1348:Freedoms New Zealand
1331:Democratic Alliance
1290:Animal Justice Party
1143:Classical liberalism
767:coalition government
696:New Zealand politics
247:Electoral Commission
107:Executive Government
94:Realm of New Zealand
7599:New Zealand English
7290:Official Opposition
6471:Christian Democrats
6250:Conservative (1996)
6235:Christian Coalition
6220:Asia Pacific United
6000:Democratic Alliance
5096:"Political parties"
4998:"Liberal to Labour"
4852:Advance New Zealand
4824:Billy Te Kahika Jr.
4776:Advance New Zealand
4608:New Economics Party
4411:left-right politics
4301:Christian Democrats
4279:Destiny New Zealand
4165:Advance New Zealand
4061:Destiny New Zealand
3847:to form the modern
3673:Christian Democrats
3661:Christian Coalition
3589:party dedicated to
3549:Advance New Zealand
3467:Mana Māori Movement
3328:The most prominent
3270:Social Credit Party
2794:United Labour Party
2680:Taito Phillip Field
2486:Christian Democrats
2262:Social Credit Party
2109:United Labour Party
2099:modern Labour Party
1972:to form the modern
1871:Tino rangatiratanga
1762:Money Free movement
1718:social conservatism
1564:right-wing populism
1465:social conservatism
1411:right-wing populism
1407:social conservatism
1243:tino rangatiratanga
1193:social conservatism
861:Social Credit Party
846:first-past-the-post
205:Official Opposition
114:List of governments
7469:Telecommunications
6890:Treaty of Waitangi
6689:Reform New Zealand
6596:National Socialist
6576:Liberal Federation
6395:Progressive Greens
6370:Outdoor Recreation
6245:The Civilian Party
6240:Christian Heritage
6108:Socialist Aotearoa
4674:Treaty of Waitangi
4626:Thrive New Zealand
4568:Reform New Zealand
4351:Bill and Ben Party
4305:Future New Zealand
4241:Equal Values Party
3859:South Island Party
3845:United New Zealand
3825:Future New Zealand
3809:(then part of the
3759:United New Zealand
3565:United New Zealand
3015:Co-operative Party
2854:New Zealand Legion
2539:Future New Zealand
2523:United New Zealand
2509:Future New Zealand
2472:United New Zealand
2466:after he left the
2449:Future New Zealand
2359:, free education,
1997:A party formed by
1907:Historical parties
1843:Socialist Aotearoa
1710:Anti-establishment
1370:Anti-establishment
892:Electoral Act 1993
782:multi-party system
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6200:Advance NZ (1995)
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3755:New Zealand First
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3374:New Zealand Party
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3115:Sino-Soviet split
3031:People's Movement
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6103:Rock the Vote
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5983:Unrepresented
5981:
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5257:Parliament.nz
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4798:Green Liberal
4795:
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4559:2011 election
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4419:2011 election
4416:
4415:welfare state
4412:
4408:
4404:
4400:
4392:
4389:
4387:
4386:
4382:
4374:
4371:
4369:
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4364:
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4280:
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4262:
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4254:
4250:
4242:
4239:
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4232:
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4217:
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4210:
4206:
4198:
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4176:
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4092:
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4082:
4078:
4077:family values
4074:
4070:
4062:
4059:
4057:
4056:
4052:
4044:
4043:Workers Party
4041:
4039:
4038:
4034:
4033:United Future
4030:
4029:2005 election
4026:
4018:
4015:
4013:
4012:
4008:
4000:
3997:
3995:
3994:
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3982:
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3841:family values
3838:
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3795:Green Society
3793:
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3712:
3708:
3704:
3703:animal rights
3700:
3692:
3691:Animals First
3689:
3687:
3686:
3682:
3681:1996 election
3678:
3674:
3670:
3662:
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3617:1999 election
3614:
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3602:
3599:
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3591:laissez-faire
3588:
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3484:
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3463:
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3458:
3454:
3450:
3446:
3438:
3435:
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3428:
3427:Social Credit
3424:
3423:Bruce Beetham
3420:
3416:
3408:
3405:
3403:
3402:
3398:
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3316:
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3090:
3082:
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3071:1963 election
3068:
3060:
3059:Liberal Party
3057:
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3050:
3042:
3039:
3036:
3032:
3028:
3024:
3016:
3013:
3011:
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3005:
3004:Social Credit
3001:
2993:
2990:
2988:
2987:
2983:
2982:individualism
2979:
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2968:
2966:
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2956:1938 election
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2944:Liberal Party
2942:
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2935:
2931:
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2926:1935 election
2923:
2915:
2912:
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2730:Brendan Horan
2727:
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2705:Hone Harawira
2702:
2691:
2690:Mana Movement
2688:
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2663:
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