Luxon promises public votes on voting system and longer parliamentary term

Luxon promises public votes on voting system and longer parliamentary term

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says if National wins the 7 November election, voters will get to decide on MMP — the way we elect MPs — and whether Parliament's term grows from three years to four. NZ First's Winston Peters called it a "power grab". Labour's Chris Hipkins noted 58% kept MMP in 2011.

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