A Māori electorate (officially a Māori electoral district and colloquially a Māori seat; Māori: ngā tūru Māori) is a geographic constituency used for electing a member (MP) to represent the Māori people in the New Zealand Parliament. Māori electorates are a type of reserved seat, in contrast to general electorates for the representation of all others.
A Māori electorate (officially a Māori electoral district and colloquially a Māori seat; Māori: ngā tūru Māori) is a geographic constituency used for electing a member (MP) to represent the Māori people in the New Zealand Parliament. Māori electorates are a type of reserved seat, in contrast to general electorates for the representation of all others.
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