New Zealand's knife-edge election puts coalition talks in focus

National and its partners are projected to win 67 of 130 seats, before special vote count Christopher Luxon, leader of the National Party, gestures as he stands on stage with his wife Amanda and his daughter Olivia at an election party in Auckland, New Zealand, on Nov. 7. © Reuters AUCKLAND -- New Zealand's ruling center-right National Party appears set to win the most seats in parliament following a tight general election on Saturday, but the composition of the next government will now depend on coalition talks.