From Labour
And also apparently the Greens
National risk winning the election because of the overhang. Their popularity is so low that their electorate votes will probably outstrip their party votes. That means tactical voting in the marginal electorates may make a difference to the outcome for the left. Less National candidates winning an electorate seat equals less overhang equals more chance of a Labour-led government.
Please share other marginal seats below, with references where possible.
Share widely and get out the vote.
Micky's post on the Tamaki electorate
https://thestandard.nz/act-is-panicing-about-tamaki-and-max-harris/
If you are confident a vote for the Green candidate will not get them over the line, and you are confident/wisely hopeful that a vote for the Labour candidate will result in a win for Labour in this electorate, go for it (Party vote Green!).
My electorate. I'll be doing exactly as Merc says, just as I've always done since moving up here.