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Vision NZ
Vision New Zealand is a far-right Christian fundamentalist party. Its programme consists of promoting Christian family values, a smaller role for government, pausing immigration and taking conservative positions on indigenous rights. The party also holds positions opposing abortion, homosexuality, and the construction of new mosques. Founded in 2019 by Brian Tamaki and his wife, Hannah, who leads the party, Vision NZ has not won any seats in parliament. In 2023, it won 0.33% percent of the vote, under the umbrella of Freedoms New Zealand.
- Year founded2019
- Times in government0
- Current MPs0
- Number of electorates held0
- 2025 donations$6,718.43
- 2026 polling average<0.5%
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