2011 General Election Preliminary Results

John Key does NOT have a mandate to sell the poeple's property to his banker-lawyer co-conspirators.
He got 48% of 68% of enrolled people. There are another 10-20% who are of voting age, but not enrolled.
John Key got a "mandate" by ~25% voting-age New Zealanders.

New Zealand Government parliament pre-election 2008




Sun Nov 27, 2011

WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's re-elected center-right government claimed a mandate on Sunday to push on with up to $5 billion worth of asset sales and welfare reforms and said it would quickly get down to forming a new administration.

The National Party, led by former foreign exchange dealer John Key, scored 48 percent of the vote, increased its number of seats to 60 from 58 and gained the support of two small parties to guarantee a majority in the 121-seat parliament.



Results by location - ACT Labour Maori Mana Party United Future National counties elections results New Zealand outcome




MMP referendum - 54% voted to keep it

2011 General Election Preliminary Results 

Party	Party Votes	% Votes	Electorate Seats	List Seats	Total Seats
National Party	957,769	47.99	41	19	60
Labour Party	541,499	27.13	22	12	34
Green Party	211,931	10.62	0	13	13
New Zealand First Party	135,865	6.81	0	8	8
Māori Party	26,887	1.35	3	0	3
ACT New Zealand	21,446	1.07	1	0	1
Mana	19,898	1.00	1	0	1
United Future	12,159	0.61	1	0	1
Conservative Party	55,070	2.76	0	0	0
Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party	9,516	0.48	0	0	0
Democrats for Social Credit	1,432	0.07	0	0	0
Libertarianz	1,405	0.07	0	0	0
Alliance	1,069	0.05	0	0	0
			69*	52	121

Thats how the voting paper ballot paper looked like

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