WELLINGTON, New Zealand – Jacinda Ardern took over as New Zealand's opposition leader just three days ago, but already she has prompted a flood of donations, taken a stance for women in the workplace and transformed what had been a dull election campaign.
Whether her ascent will be enough for the liberal Labour Party to reverse its fortunes and mount a serious challenge to the conservative National Party when the general election is held in seven weeks is unclear. But few doubt the impact of the 37-year-old, who most people are now referring to simply as "Jacinda."
On Friday, Ardern unveiled the party's new campaign slogan: "Let's do this." She also promised to host weekly sessions on Facebook as part of a strategy to become more accessible.
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