It took the UK's recent general election by storm - no, not UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, but the wildly popular #dogsatpollingstations social media hashtag.
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Dog owners (along with goat owners, cat owners and even duck owners) shared photos of their four-legged friends accompanying them to polling booths across Britain, and animal-lovers in the New Zealand have been waiting to get in on the act ever since.
Without further introduction, here is #dogsatpollingstations, the New Zealand edition.
You can tweet your democracy-loving pet to @radionz or email it to webnews@radionz.co.nz
Spike has a simple message for you all:
Strictly not at a polling station, but here are some dogs on the steps of Parliament, where the successful candidates will end up.
And this little piggy went to exercise his democratic rights.
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And here's more of the country's goodest boys (and girls) heading to the polls.
It's much easier to walk your dog to a polling booth than it is to herd a mercurial feline, so voters are also posting photos of #catsnotatpollingstations.
This tabby would rather just sleep Election Day away...
...while Paris is much too busy redecorating.
And finally, these two were too chicken to vote.