Te Pati Māori split reduces seat prospects as two former MPs contest under separate banners
The seven Māori electorates have become critical strategic battlegrounds in the 2026 election, where the distribution of electorate seats and the resulting overhangs may determine which parties are able to form the next government. Current polling from Whakaata Māori indicates a fragmented landscape. Te Pati Māori (TPM) currently leads in four seats, Labour in two, and the Greens in one. However,…
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