#election2026: #exclusive: Electoral Commission Responds to Māori Roll Concerns, Promises Improved Communication

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In a statement provided to Waatea News, Chief Electoral Officer Karl le Quesne said voters have multiple ways to enrol, update their details or change between the Māori and general rolls through vote.nz. At all times, people could still use their New Zealand driver licence to enrol, update their details, or change rolls online. We acknowledge the inconvenience for people who wanted to use the passport or RealMe verified identity options during these times. At all times, people could still use their New Zealand driver licence to enrol, update their details, or change rolls online. We acknowledge the inconvenience for people who wanted to use the passport or RealMe verified identity options during these times.