Final Voting Day Begins in New Zealand Election with Strict Political Silence
New Zealand's election final voting day started Saturday with polling stations open from 9 am to 7 pm. Over 1.6 million voters had already cast ballots since October 26 out of nearly 3.8 million enrolled. An unusual law bans any political discussion or influence on election day, making it a crime to sway voters. This 19-hour blackout prohibits polls, commentary, and campaigning until polls close.
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