I have been always keen to vote since back in where I originally came from, but I have found New Zealand elections are much more exciting.
Everyone was talking about politics during the weeks preceding the election day, with many openly arguing which candidate and party should get their votes or should not. Some of them even tried to persuade others to follow the suit.
The result this time was the reflection of New Zealand currently doing well overall compared with other parts of the world. Definitely reemerged fears of wars and violences seem to have made Kiwis prefer stability and continuity.
It is a difficult time for lefties as the world less seems to a place of corporation, but rather of competition. However, by cleverly sharing information and knowledge utilising abundant computing power and ubiquitous network, corporation will eventually beat competition in terms of efficiency and effectiveness, not only in equality and diversity.
I think that finding the way to achieve it is the challenge for the Labour Party for the next three years.
