New Zealand’s Election Process
To vote you have to be 18+ to cast your vote for the parties.
The leaders that have a party are Christopher Luxon, Chirs Hipkens, David Seymour, Marama Davidson and Chloe Swarbrick, Winston Peters, Rawriri Watiti and Debbie Nagarewa packer and Oiulae Wong are in charge of all these party’s National, Labour, ACT, Opportunity, Green, NZ first, Te pāti Māori . In 1883 was the first time a woman got to vote in New Zealand.
People that work out at sea or go to a different county for work get a special vote. They get to vote early or after the voting. To have a chance of winning you need more than 61 seats out of 120 seats.
MMP which is mixed member proportional means that everybody’s vote in the country is fair. When it is election day things are sometimes really crazy, exciting and nervous. It takes a lot of time to count the votes. It takes 20 days to count all the votes.
In some other countries women can not vote and do not get to vote for their entire life, so you should vote when you are older.
Poppy May Gilshnan