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New Zealand is set to elect a new government, with both leading parties headed by men named Chris. Christopher Luxon leads the National Party, while Chris Hipkins heads the Labour Party. Despite their leadership roles, both candidates are reportedly unpopular among voters. The rise of the name Christopher in New Zealand politics correlates with its popularity among children until the mid-1980s, peaking in 1968. However, the name has seen a significant decline in recent years.