Parliament member elected by toss in New Zealand's Neo town
The move came after both the candidates got equal number of 26 votes.
WELLINGTON (Dunya News) – A coin toss was used to elect a member of parliament in New Zealand’s small town Neo.
According to details, the move came after both the candidates got equal number of 26 votes.
Neo is a small but beautiful “island country” located some distance from New Zealand in the Pacific Ocean. Full democracy prevails here and elections are held after every three years.
