The Air of Change

Saturday November 8, 2008

As history unfolded three days ago as America watched its first African-American President be elected, so too the winds of change have swept over New Zealand as John Key, leader of the National Party, becomes our Prime Minister-elect. Gracious in defeat was Helen Clark, who highlighted the good nine years of Labour government, and announced her resignation as leader.

But I must say.

The changes don't stop there. We are watching the face of New Zealand politics change like never before, as New Zealand First fail to meet the 5% party vote threshold, and both Winston Peters and Ron Mark fail to win their electorate seats, sealing the fate of the party as it no longer has any seats in Parliament.

I can say only one thing.

Posted by Jeremy at 11:29am on Saturday November 8, 2008 :: 2 comments ::

Where? new zealand | What? elections

Comments

Rae (12:18pm Sunday November 9 2008)

Yes, take that indeed! Poor Wnston.... poor NZ media, who are they gonna make fun of now? :(

steven (07:42am Monday November 10 2008)

HELEN CLARKE!!! runs away afta losing lol. thou APPARENTLY 100% of the votes from new lyn were to the labour party O_O

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