ACT Party
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The ACT Party (Rōpū ACT) is a right-wing libertarian party that advocates free market policies and reducing the role of government. It currently has one seat in parliament. ACT was formed in 1994 from the Association of Consumers and Taxpayers by former National MP Derek Quigly and former Labour minister of finance Roger Douglas. It has had seats in parliament since 1996 and has held the Epsom electorate since 2005. ACT gave support to the fifth National government from 2008 to 2017 through a confidence and supply agreement.

David Seymour
Leader

Brooke van Velden
Deputy leader

Quick facts
- Year founded 1993
- Times in government 1
- Current MPs 1
- Electorate seats held1
- Donations received 2017-2019 $1,260,927
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2020 polling average 4.4%
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