New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he survived a vote on his leadership among his own party’s lawmakers, after recent slumps in the polls prompted speculation he might be ousted. The vote took place Tuesday during a routine meeting of Luxon’s center-right National Party lawmakers.
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