2026 New Zealand election
What does each party say it will do?
Twelve big questions and what each of the seven parties says about them, from its own documents. Every claim has a source.
19days to polling daySaturday 7 November
How it works
- Pick a questionEach issue is one question, asked of every party the same way.
- See every answerParties with the same answer sit together, with the case for and against each.
- Star what you likeMy picks adds up your stars by party. They stay on your device.
Pick an issue
Every other policy, by topic- GroceriesHow should supermarket competition be fixed? 7 of 7 parties have a stated position
- Income taxHow should income tax change? 7 of 7 parties have a stated position
- KiwiSaverShould KiwiSaver be compulsory, and how much should go in? 5 of 7 parties have a stated position
- NZ SuperShould the NZ Super age rise to 67? 6 of 7 parties have a stated position
- Cost of careShould GP visits or prescriptions be free? 5 of 7 parties have a stated position
- Medicines, staff and servicesWhat should change in medicines funding, the health workforce and Māori health services? 7 of 7 parties have a stated position
- Building, buying and rentingHow should housing policy change? 7 of 7 parties have a stated position
- Climate commitmentsWhat should New Zealand's climate commitments be? 6 of 7 parties have a stated position
- Home energy and solarHow should households get solar? 7 of 7 parties have a stated position
- Power prices and supplyHow should the electricity market change? 7 of 7 parties have a stated position
- Crime and sentencingWhat should change in sentencing, prisons, youth offending, gang laws and policing? 7 of 7 parties have a stated position
- Te Tiriti and Māori representationWhat should happen to Te Tiriti settings and Māori representation? 7 of 7 parties have a stated position
More ways to decide
- Head to headTwo to four parties on every issue at once.
- The partiesWhat each says it stands for, and its bottom lines.
- My impactWhat the tax, KiwiSaver and GP changes mean for you.
- PromisesWhat the last two governments promised, and what happened.
- All policiesEverything else each party has put forward, by topic.
- My picksThe policies you starred, added up by party.
- Same template for every partySame questions, same depth, the strongest case for and against.
- Every claim sourcedEach answer links to the party's own words and the date it was checked.
- No ads, no party moneyPaid for by the person who runs it. How it works
The seven parties, in random order: