vote majority. But he says he is open to taking that number to 70 and striking a formal deal with the Maori Party. In the end he was beaten off by young Maori Party lawyer Rahui Katene by just 635 votes. Key will not need the support of the indigenous Maori Party, which won five seats but will not hold the balance of power. Maori sets will probably be scrapped so there will be no Maori party next election. The Maori Party was also polling well and on course to win at least five of the seven seats reserved for the indigenous people.
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