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- A poll conducted from March 1 to March 3 shows the National Party at 28.4%, its worst result under New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon.
- Labour gained slightly to 34.4%, indicating a potential shift in government.
- Luxon admitted to “misspeaking” on Iran's situation and corrected his statements in Parliament.
- The poll suggests a possible center-left government formation, with Labour at 44 seats and National at 36 seats.
