Assessment and Commentary – 25 September 2017 (edition 32/2017)

As noted above, this election result is particularly good for the Labour Party in regards to votes received from the Māori electorates. Their main political rival in these seats, the Māori Party, has suffered very badly.  Our assessment of this outcome for the Māori Party is fourfold. First, the Māori

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