Together for All

Together for All is a political party in New Zealand led by alisonhearts. Founded on 26 February 2023, it describes itself as "a party of the progressive-left".

Formation and March 2023 election
Together for All was formed on 26 February 2023 by party leader alisonhearts, and revealed two "flagship policies" on its formation in anticipation of its election manifesto. The first was the creation of a universal basic income, and the other was the nationalisation of New Zealand's banking sector. The party was formally registered by the Electoral Commission on 12 March, in which it compared itself to "European populist movements" such as Podemos and DiEM25. The same day, party leader alisonhearts announced her candidacy for the Manurewa electorate. On 13 March, model-slater announced he would stand for Together in the Wairarapa electorate.

The party's manifesto for the March 2023 general election was released on 18 March, including policies of energy nationalisation, a 30% capital gains tax, universal public healthcare, defunding non-government schools, and humanitarian and medical support to Ukraine. Together won 22.57% of the party vote at the March 2023 election, winning 28 seats and becoming the second-largest party in New Zealand's parliament.

On 4 March, alisonhearts announced that Together for All would lead the next government of New Zealand, forming a coalition with the New Zealand Labour Party, which would be supported by Te Pāti Māori, the Globe Party, and the New Zealand National Party.

List of leaders
The following is a complete list of Together for All's party leaders: