Election 2026: Gisborne’s first-time voters say healthcare, roads and university costs matter most
First-time voters in Gisborne say healthcare, roads and university costs are among their leading concerns ahead of New Zealand's 2026 election. Some students expressed doubt that voting would make a difference.
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