Recently, New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern won the elections. A day after acquiring a second term in a descent victory, Jacinda Ardern told on Sunday that she remembers the election result as a support of her government's efforts to stamp out the coronavirus and reboot the economy. Speaking at a cafe near her Auckland home, Ardern said she requires to form a new government within three weeks and to prioritize work on the virus rejoinder. Ardern said, 'We’re cracking on very quickly with the work we need to do as a new team.'

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Ardern’s liberal Labour Party received 49% of the vote, defeating the conservative National Party, which got 27%. Ardern said the margin of the victory surpassed their expectations. The result will give Labour an outright majority in Parliament, the first time any party has achieved that since New Zealand implemented a proportional voting system 24 years ago. Typically parties have formed unions to direct but this time Labour can go it alone. Asked what she would say to those Americans who may draw inspiration from her win ahead of the U.S. elections, Ardern stated she believed people globally could move past the partisan divisions that elections often accentuate.

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That can be crushing for democracy, despite of the side of the House that you sit on, she said. Ardern’s reputation sailed earlier this year after she led a successful effort to halt the spread of the virus by implementing a strict lockdown in late March. Ardern, 40, won the top job at the 2017 election. The following year, she became only the second world leader to give birth while in office. In 2019, she was praised for her empathetic response to a massacre at two Christchurch mosques in which a gunman killed 51 Muslim worshippers.

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