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As predicted there were some tough battles in key electorate seats. Here's how the the votes fell yesterday.

ACT Party leader David Seymour says he's disappointed he won't be bringing any extra MPs into Parliament.

The outcome of yesterday's election is still not certain, with the balance of power now resting with New Zealand First.

NZ First leader Winston Peters holds the balance of power based on the preliminary vote count, despite losing his Northland seat.

We asked, and you delivered - a collection of homemade haiku for tonight's grand political occasion.

It's D-Day and Charlotte Graham shares the best posts and pictures from around the internet on election day.

The UK started it, now New Zealand is continuing the trend. RNZ presents: #dogsatpollingstations

Advance voters have set a new record, with more than 1.2 million people casting their vote ahead of official polling day.

Opinion - Early drama and a National-Labour drag race have both diminished Winston Peters' influence in this election campaign - but he'll be back, his former colleague Doug Woolerton writes.

VIDEO: At the end of the election campaign, RNZ political reporters who have been shadowing Bill English and Jacinda Ardern explain how the leaders are faring. Video

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has cast his early vote this afternoon in Kerikeri.

Poll of Polls - RNZ presents its final poll of the final polls before the election.

For the last seven weeks we've taken you through one of the most exciting election campaigns in recent history. Tonight we'll bring you the results. Video

Featuring mysterious car boots, adorable kittens and terrified children.

The Opportunities Party has hit back at the Greens' pitch for TOP supporters to give them their party vote.

As the results come in on election night, RNZ's deputy political editor Chris Bramwell has pointers on the electorates to keep an eye on.

More than 340,000 people are still not enrolled to vote, a day out from the election, and just under half of them are under 25.

Voters heading to the polls tomorrow will have fairly settled weather once showers clear - and things will heat up the next day. Audio

Rangatahi at 52-year-old bilingual speech competition Ngā Manu Kōrero have tomorrow's general election on their minds.

Power Play - No-one is willing to call the result of this extraordinary election, RNZ political editor Jane Patterson writes.