No Clear Winner in Tight New Zealand General Election as Coalition Talks Loom

Preliminary results from New Zealand's general election point to a deeply divided national parliament, with no party clearly prevailing. Because of this fragmented outcome, weeks of coalition negotiations may be needed before a government can be formed. The early tallies suggest the contest was closely fought across the country. Final confirmation of the results and the composition of parliament will depend on the completed count.
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