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Inside Parliament: Special votes reveal who's in and who's out of Parliament

November 13, 2020

With the special votes coming in, Parliament’s final numbers have been revealed with some surprises.

On this week's episode of Inside Parliament, the 1 NEWS political team looks at special votes leading to some surprises in the final numbers at Parliament.

They also discuss the outcome of both referendums. And as National reshuffle, they look back to Labour’s 2014 drubbing.

Watch the full video above or listen to Inside Parliament on Soundcloud , iTunes and Spotify .

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