"Game on" says Luxon

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This is the sort of thing that's happened over & over. National is elected to lead the govt, does what it always does, gets voted out. A few years later it's voted in again to do what it's always done... ad nauseam.

Is it because of a new, younger voter base at each election that knows no better or no different? To my knowledge they're a fraction of the electorate.

Edit: sorry, only saw the previous replies after I posted.

The younger voters are becoming increasingly aware of environmental concerns which National's 'export everything possible' strategy seems oblivious to, and the growing older voter base is becoming increasingly aware of the need for a fully functioning health system. So, what are National's selling points again?