On Saturday night, Labour suffered its worst defeat since 1922. Despite the loss, their Māori caucus has managed to win back six of the 7 Māori seats.
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Turia saddened that Labour newly occupies two Māori seats
Two of Labour's newcomers have snatched the Māori seats from the grip of the Māori Party.
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NewsMāori Electorate Labour MPs prepared for hard work
Four of the Labour MPs who came out on top in the Māori seats in this year’s election joined Mihingarangi Forbes in studio to look back at the results for the Kōwhiri 14 Te Whakatau special.
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Labour takes out six of the Māori electorates
Provisional results show Labour has taken 6 of the 7 Māori electorates.
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NewsAdrian Rurawhe looks set to take Te Tai Hauāuru for Labour
With over 90% of votes counted in Te Tai Hauāuru Adrian Rurawhe is still well ahead of other candidates on over 6600 votes
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NewsAdrian Rurawhe of Labour leading in Te Tai Hauāuru
Vote counts continue to come through as polling booths tally up the numbers. So far just over 17% of the vote has been counted in the rohe
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NewsTune in to Māori Television for live in-depth coverage on Māori Electorates
Tune in to Māori Television now for a live special and in depth coverage on the Māori Electorates.
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Māori seats to watch: Te Tai Tokerau, Te Tai Hauauru and Tāmaki Makaurau
The three Māori seats to watch for tomorrow when the results are, are Te Tai Tokerau, Te Tai Hauāuru and Tāmaki Makaurau. Political reporter Maiki Sherman gives us her political overview before the big day.
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Te Tai Hauāuru candidates maintained respectful campaigns
The Māori Party candidate for Te Tai Hauāuru Chris McKenzie wrapped up his campaign with the people of Pouakani Marae in Mangakino, while a confident Adrian Rurawhe spent his final election campaigning hours in his hometown of Whanganui.
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Te Tai Tonga and Tai Hauāuru voters have high expectations of incoming MPs- Feature
Te Tai Tonga and Tai Hauāuru voters haven't held back in revealing their concerns in Māori Television's research polls, ensuring the incoming MPs are well aware of their work ahead.
