Why Jacinda Ardern's star waned in New Zealand
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During the election campaign, she was dismissed by her critics as offering little more than stardust. But under New Zealand's proportional representation system, even though Labour won only 36.9% of the vote against the centre-right National Party's 44.5%, it was able to become the government after forming a coalition with the populist New Zealand First party.
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