NZ Loyal TRULY OFFICIAL for 2026!

NZ Loyal Statement on the 2026 General Election Results The preliminary results from the 7 November 2026 general election are in. Labour finished with 29.4 percent of the party vote and 36 seats. National sat just behind on 29.2 percent with 42 seats. The Greens took 13.3 percent and 16 seats, ACT 10.9 percent and 13 seats, New Zealand First 9.8 percent and 12 seats, Opportunity crossed the threshold with 6 percent for 7 seats, and Te Pāti Māori held 5 electorate seats on 0.6 percent. The combined National–ACT–NZ First bloc sits on a narrow provisional majority in a 131-seat Parliament swollen by overhang. Official results, including special votes, are due on 27 November. The numbers may shift slightly. The direction will not. New Zealand is in bad economic shape, and it is set to get worse. Cost of living pressures, debt, declining productivity, and the long-term consequences of years of policy failure are already visible. The pain has not yet been felt fully by many. It is coming regardless of whether a so-called left-leaning or right-leaning arrangement is eventually cobbled together in Wellington. Both major parties, and the minor parties that prop them up, have spent years advancing the same underlying trajectory: more centralisation, more alignment with international agendas, more erosion of sovereignty, and more of the same failed approaches that delivered us to this point. Voters looked at the record and chose continuity. By their own hands, the majority decided this fate. Those who supported the parties and policies that brought us here have chosen voluntary servitude to the globalist doctrines that have hollowed out our nation. Their lunacy does not stop with themselves. It chains the rest of us who rejected that path and who continue to stand for something different. We have said this plainly before, in statements, policy documents, and public communications over the past years: the left-right theatre is a distraction. The real division is between those who prioritise New Zealand’s independence, sound money, and the interests of our own people, and those who do not. The electorate has spoken. The consequences will follow. Mainstream media outlets pushed a particular narrative throughout this campaign, just as they did during the COVID period. Lockstep coverage, selective framing, and the systematic sidelining of dissenting voices were not accidents. They served the furtherance of the same globalist agenda. For the most part, too many New Zealanders appear content to accept it. The pattern is clear enough to anyone willing to look. To every New Zealander who worked hard on the NZ Loyal campaign - who gave time, effort, ideas, money, and energy - thank you. Your commitment was real and it is noted. Particular thanks go to the NZ Loyal Board for their steady guidance and dedication through a difficult contest. We will evaluate these results carefully and prepare for the party’s Annual General Meeting to decide the path forward. The work does not end here. New Zealand’s problems will not be solved by rearranging the same deck chairs on the titanic. Those of us who see the direction of travel will continue the work of building an alternative grounded in sovereignty, accountability, and the long-term interests of this country. The results of 7 November make the necessity of that work clearer than ever. Kelvyn Alp Party Leader NZ Loyal