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NZ First recruits another Hobson's Pledge spokesperson to stand in general election

From NZ Herald · () English

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  • Elliot Ikilei, a spokesperson for the lobby group Hobson's Pledge, will stand as a candidate for New Zealand First in the upcoming general election.
  • The party described Ikilei as being involved in "conservative politics" and noted his background as a political commentator, community advocate, trainer, and public speaker.
  • Ikilei's candidacy adds another spokesperson from Hobson's Pledge to the New Zealand First party for the election.

Elliot Ikilei, a prominent spokesperson for the lobby group Hobson's Pledge, has been selected to stand as a candidate for the New Zealand First party in the upcoming general election. The party announced his candidacy, highlighting his involvement in "conservative politics."

New Zealand First described Ikilei as a multifaceted individual, noting his roles as a political commentator, community advocate, trainer, and public speaker. His selection signifies the party's effort to bring diverse voices and perspectives into its electoral campaign.

Ikilei's move to stand for New Zealand First marks the second spokesperson from Hobson's Pledge to join the party's ranks for the general election, suggesting a potential alignment of political objectives or a strategic recruitment effort by New Zealand First.

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