Election Night discussion post

We voted, now comes the fun part.

Offical results at the Electoral Commission

BHN Election Night special youtube live stream:

The Overhang will have live coverage on twitter, bsky, and possibly their substack (poll nerd density)

1/200 podcast on twitter and youtube (Left and progressive analysis of politics, media and culture)

RNZ with John Campbell and Lisa Owen on youtube and website

Māori TV Whakatau with Maiki Sherman and Julian Wilcox

Waatea News listen online or Facebook with Moana Maniapoto, Maiki Sherman, and Bomber Bradbury.

TVNZ livestream with Jack Tame, Tova O’Brien, and panel.

The Spinoff

Newsroom

NZ Herald with Ryan Bridge, Katie Bradford, Thomas Coughlan and Audrey Young

SixtyOne results and electorates (graphics using Electoral Commission data)

Where They Stand website with live preliminary results

6 comments on “Election Night discussion post”

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    1. 1.1

      I've spent the day on the Meta app, threads. I've seen about 50 posts from people overseas wishing us the best in defeating the CoC

    2. 1.2

      I'm knife edge antsy AF..

      I knew it was going to be close.. but as I'm writing this its 37 seats each Nat and Labour.

      Green third biggest and it seems OP are in and so they will become the king makers.

      I've been particularly anti OP for every election they have been a part of because I think they're BS.

      So I guess this will be the election I get to see how much BS they possess.

    3. 1.4

      Binging , watched the last caught up on last debate, loved it when tame and Wong just talked over and ignored the shrill willis.

      And the spinoff

      Most important thing that I'd never thought of, if the right gets rid of the Maori seats that's a huge dump of mostly leftist voters going back to the main roll.

      Are the moari seats keeping the right in power??.

  1. 2

    The coalition has a cushion already. Those numbers will fall back but it seems clear that TOP will have to be there to block a RW majority. And they are only just over 5% right now.

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