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Key’s national party wins NZ elections
Prime Minister John Key won an emphatic victory on Saturday in New Zealand\'s general election to return for a third term in office, a result that will be seen as an endorsement of the way his National Party has handled the economy.
Wellington: Prime Minister John Key won an emphatic victory on Saturday in New Zealand's general election to return for a third term in office, a result that will be seen as an endorsement of the way his National Party has handled the economy. "This is a great night. This is a victory for those who kept the faith," Key told a cheering crowd in Auckland. "This is a victory for those who refused to be distracted and who knew that a vote for National was a vote for a brighter future for all New Zealanders."Key gave credit to his deputy prime minister, Bill English, whom he described as "the best finance minister in the developed world." With just a small number of special votes remaining to be counted, Key's party ended election night with 48 per cent of the vote. It was a disastrous night for the National Party's closest rival, the Labour Party, which won just 25 per cent.
