The National Party has ruled out coming to any arrangement with Te Pāti Māori in forming a National-led government after the 2023 election.

The only party that National will be able to work with is Act.

Act are they're strong ideologically, so questions have been asked as to how easy they would be to work with in a coalition.

Act Party Leader David Seymour told Kerre Woodham a vote for Act over National is a vote for a stronger brew on the right.

"Make sure that we don't get another government where National campaigns from the right and governs from the left, they've done that five times in our history."

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The National Party has ruled out coming to any arrangement with Te Pāti Māori in forming a National-led government after the 2023 election.
The only party that National will be able to work with is Act.
Act are they're strong ideologically, so questions have been asked as to how easy they would be to work with in a coalition.
Act Party Leader David Seymour told Kerre Woodham a vote for Act over National is a vote for a stronger brew on the right.
"Make sure that we don't get another government where National campaigns from the right and governs from the left, they've done that five times in our history."
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