Ardern to supposedly continue being PM of NZ

Jacinda Ardern has a massive and genial fandom across New Zealand at a time where country elections are closely awaiting their schedule. The country elections are going to held on this coming Saturday. During the election campaigns, the current New Zealand PM is receiving incredible appraisal.

Jacinda Ardern, feted as "the anti-Trump," is poised to win New Zealand election https://t.co/nugjSRs1Os

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 12, 2020

Gazillions students got together at Victoria University’s common area to hear Ardern speak. As she gave the message of hope in her speech, an overwhelming ovation joined her words. Her words jolted the students and tears welled up in their eyes.

After beating back Covid-19, New Zealand’s popular prime minister Jacinda Ardern is cruising toward a second term https://t.co/MApAe7CJDb

— Businessweek (@BW) October 7, 2020

This sort of behavior is unprecedented from the citizens of New Zealand; a country that keeps itself considerably low-key is celebrating Ardern’s presence among them jovially.

Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand's popular prime minister, is on track to win a second term in this weekend's election. https://t.co/P9exPoGZdT

— The Associated Press (@AP) October 15, 2020

Ardern in her speech mentions plans to deal with climate change and the mental health affair. Never we saw her feeling pride over the biggest success of eradication coronavirus from New Zealand premises.

#WATCH In the final leaders’ debate of the election, Jacinda Ardern had a special message for voters who may still be undecided: vote for stability and a team with a plan for New Zealand’s recovery. pic.twitter.com/BKAm1KUUMe

— New Zealand Labour (@nzlabour) October 15, 2020