New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon recently faced a leadership vote among his party's lawmakers. The vote occurred less than three months before the country's election. It was held during a private meeting of the National Party lawmakers at Parliament.

The meeting lasted over three hours, after which Luxon gave a brief statement. He mentioned that he had the full support of his caucus and that they are united in their goal to win the election. Further details about the vote, including the number of lawmakers who supported him, are not available.

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