In the parliamentary elections held in New Zealand, the ruling party ‘Labor Party’ has achieved a clear victory, after which the way for Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to become the Prime Minister for the second time has been paved.
In the parliamentary elections of New Zealand, the current Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s party ‘Labor Party’ has won a clear victory, while Ardern faced the right-wing conservative leader Judith Collins in the elections this time. Jacinda Arden called the victory historic.
Jacinda Ardern’s Labor Party won 50% of the seats in the parliamentary elections and Judith Collins’s Labor Party won 27% of the seats, while the other parties won a total of 8% of the votes. Thus, for the first time in the country’s history, the Left Alliance has won a clear majority in the parliament.
In order to form a government in New Zealand, it is necessary to win 61 seats in the parliament, otherwise, in case of not getting a majority, a coalition government with other parties has to be formed, and the preliminary results seem that Jacinda Ardern will easily become the prime minister for the second time. .
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern won international acclaim for her kindness to the bereaved families of the terrorist attack on two Australian mosques that killed 50 worshipers, and for bringing the terrorist to a logical conclusion, while her government has been doing its job. Because of this, the hearts of the voters were also won.
It should be noted that due to the corona virus, the elections are being held with a delay of one month. As per the schedule, voting for the general elections was to be held on September 19, but due to Covid-19, it was postponed to October 17.
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