Early voting began across New Zealand before the November 7 election.
Surveys show the National and Labour parties are close in support.
Economic issues such as high inflation are central to the campaigns.
The Opportunity Party is near the threshold needed to enter parliament.
Voting locations include shops, transport hubs and community halls.
Many voters are worried about the cost of living and want better plans.
The National Party says it has the best plan to help the economy.
The Labour Party hopes to lead the government and lower prices.
A smaller group, the Opportunity Party, could become important in deciding the final outcome.
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