NZPT turns official New Zealand political data into clear, interactive tools. Built in the open, funded by nobody, accountable to everyone.
Every line of NZPT is publicly available. No hidden funding, no political affiliations, no advertising. Just code and public data.
View source on GitHubAll scraper scripts, frontend code, and data pipelines are public on GitHub. Fork it, audit it, improve it.
NZPT is not funded by any party, lobby group, or organisation. No commercial interest in any political outcome.
Every figure comes directly from Electoral Commission and parliamentary records — never from media reports or secondary sources.
A personal side project, built out of a belief that public data should be accessible to the public.
New Zealand's political data is technically public — but it lives in dense tables, PDF filings, and hard-to-navigate government websites. Most people don't have the time or tools to dig through it.
NZPT exists to close that gap. The goal isn't to tell you what to think about the data — it's to make sure you can actually see it clearly in the first place.
Right now there are two tools: an urgency tracker that records every sitting day the current government has invoked urgency, and a financial dashboard that tracks donations over $20,000 to registered parties during the 2026 election year. More tools are planned.
If you have ideas for what should be built next — or want to contribute — get in touch or open a pull request on GitHub.