There's a view the National Party has strong reasons to oppose efforts to create an overhang. 

Te Pati Māori, ACT and New Zealand First are advocating for a split vote approach to increase their preferred bloc's vote share. 

National Leader Chris Luxon is telling people to give both their party and electorate vote to the party. 

Former United Future Leader and political commentator Peter Dunne, says he'll be worried about having less power in a coalition. 

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There's a view the National Party has strong reasons to oppose efforts to create an overhang.&nbsp;
Te Pati Māori, ACT and New Zealand First are advocating for a split vote approach to increase their preferred bloc's vote share.&nbsp;
National Leader Chris Luxon is telling people to give both their party and electorate vote to the party.&nbsp;
Former United Future Leader and political commentator Peter Dunne, says he'll be worried about having less power in a coalition.&nbsp;
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Peter Dunne: political commentator offers theory on why National concerned about overhang

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