 
 <prompt> text: ```(CNN) -- New Zealand's center-right National Party, wey Prime Minister John Key dey lead, win di general election wey happun on Saturday with 48% of di vote, according to di complete preliminary count.

Dem follow am by di Labour Party, wey get 25% of di vote, di Green Party with 10%, and di New Zealand First Party with 9%, di Electoral Commission talk.

Di National Party win 61 out of 121 seats for di New Zealand parliament, but for im acceptance speech Key talk say e go dey look for alliances with smaller parties.

"I dey feel humble and energized by di prospect of a third term. Over di next few days I go yarn with other political parties with di aim of putting together a broader majority," e talk.

Before di election, polls bin show say Key dey lead to win a third term. For di polling wey ask for "preferred prime minister," Key get 43% support, compared to 12% wey Labour's David Cunliffe get -- dis one dey happun even as allegations dey during di campaign say di prime minister lie to di nation by secretly approve widespread spying program while dey deny am publicly. Key reject di claims.

One of di people wey dey criticize Key well well na German tech entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, wey don dey live for New Zealand since 2010.

Even though e no fit run for office, di Megaupload founder don dey gradually show face for di edge of New Zealand politics, as e dey fight legal battle for New Zealand courts to avoid extradition go U.S. on criminal copyright charges.

Earlier dis year, Dotcom start political party, di Internet Party, wey join hand with di Maori nationalist Mana Party to contest di 2014 election. Dem campaign for a more inclusive society, greater digital rights and an end to government electronic surveillance.

Numbered answers:```
 <response>: ```1. New Zealand
2. National Party
3. 61
4. 121
5. John Key
6. Three
7. Yes
8. Kim Dotcom
9. Germany
10. Yes
11. Criminal copyright charges.
12. Yes
13. The Internet Party.
14. Yes
15. The Mana Party.``` 