The New Zealand election shows the problem with proportional representation.  Half of the seats in the NZ parliament are from constituencies and half from a party list.  The Nationals and Labor won all the constituencies, with NZ First and Greens entering parliament only by the list.  The lists are presented by the parties so you have to accept the order whether you care for the individuals or not.  The Nationals took 44.4 percent of the vote, Labor took 36.9.  The National leader is the only one who actually contested a constituency.  It is apparent NZ First and the Greens will call the shots - two tails wagging the dog!

Also interesting to note the comparison to Trudeau and Macron (both Liberals), but no comparison to the youthful Conservative leader who  just won the election in Austria.  Ah yes, the media picks and chooses!