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After halting two corona waves, Arden is on his way to a big election victory in New Zealand
After a particularly successful tenure, in which it united the country after a deadly attack, a natural disaster and an epidemic, the Labor leader is expected to increase her power in parliament in next week’s election.
Voters will also decide in two referendums - to legalize cannabis and euthanasia
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Sunday, 11 October 2020, 12:52
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In the video: The Prime Minister of New Zealand announces that it has defeated the Corona again (Photo: Reuters)
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden's Labor Party is on track for a big victory in next week's parliamentary elections, after succeeding in the fight against the corona virus.
According to a 1News-Colmar Brunton poll, which was closely followed in the country, the ruling party holds a double-digit gap over the Conservative National Party, the largest in the opposition.
With 47% support, she could get 60 seats in parliament - one less than the number that would allow her to rule alone.
She is currently sitting in a somewhat unusual coalition, with the Green Party on one side and the right-wing New Zealand First Party.
According to the poll published on Thursday, the Conservative Party wins 32%, although its tough leader Judith Collins claimed to have won two clashes she had with Arden live.
Arden's popularity as the preferred candidate for prime minister fell by 4% to 50%, while Collins remained at 53% unchanged.
All other recent polls point to a victory for the Labor Party, which wants a second consecutive term.
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Arden with voters in Auckland, yesterday (Photo: Reuters)
The 40-year-old Arden, who already voted last week at the start of early voting, was admired at home and abroad for responding to a massacre in both mosques last year, a deadly volcanic eruption and the ability to stop two waves of Corona virus, with no number of deaths and economic damage recorded in many other countries. In the world.
Last week the restrictions were once again lifted, after announcing a halt to the eruption in Auckland, where the second wave was concentrated.
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"We are seeing a very high turnout at the early voting stage," Arden said.
"We want to ensure that everyone realizes their vote by election day."
Voters have four choices to make.
In addition to choosing their district candidate, they also choose a party on a separate ballot.
Two referendums are on the table: the legalization of cannabis and the legalization of euthanasia in some cases.
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