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新西兰两大政党支持率陷入停滞,失落的选民寻求变革New Zealand’s two major parties are flatlining as dispirited voters seek transformational change

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选举之夜,国家党领袖克里斯托弗·卢克森与副手尼古拉·威利斯。该党得票率下降8.3个百分点,“代价是惨烈的”,克莱尔·罗宾逊写道。摄影:菲尔·沃尔特/盖蒂图片社National party leader Christopher Luxon and deputy Nicola Willis on election night. The party’s vote fell 8.3 points, ‘and the cost was brutal’, Claire Robinson writes. Photograph: Phil Walter/Getty Images

昨晚,选民向国家党和工党发出了明确的信息——这两大政党只能怪自己。新西兰选民昨晚向两大政党发出了明确的信息。他们期待更多。

Voters sent National and Labour a clear message last night – and the parties have no one to blame but themselves New Zealand voters sent the two major parties a clear message last night. They expect more.

在对过去几十年来由两大政党领导的政府所具有的渐进式政治官僚作风的断然拒绝中,十分之七的选民没有选择工党,同样比例的选民跳过了国家党。两党合计仅获得了略过半数的政党票,在选举当晚为58%。这是两大政党有史以来最低的综合得票率。

In a resounding rejection of the incrementalist political managerialism that has characterised the governments led by the major parties over the past decades, seven in 10 voters passed over Labour, and the same number skipped National. Between them, the two parties took just over half the party vote, 58% on election night. It was the lowest combined major party vote ever.

新西兰惠灵顿,选举日当天坎达拉镇政厅外的选民。摄影:马蒂·梅尔维尔/法新社/盖蒂图片社Voters outside Khandallah Town Hall on election day in Wellington, New Zealand. Photograph: Marty Melville/AFP/Getty Images
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