The Green Party unveiled its 43-page 2026 election manifesto at its annual general meeting in south Auckland on 26 July 2026, running under the slogan For All of Us. Co-leaders Marama Davidson and Chloe Swarbrick set out priorities across climate action, democracy, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, incomes and digital technology. Central themes include making basic services affordable and available to everyone, taxing higher earners and wealth to fund public services, and regulating AI data centres, including a proposed one-year pause on new consents. Swarbrick framed the slogan as covering people the party does not know and even those it does not like, tied to what she described as fundamental rights to food, healthcare, shelter, education and work.