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Critics say the flag is a colonial relic and New Zealand should assert an independent identity.
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However, a survey in March showed that 52% of those asked did not see a need to change the flag.
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Mr Key's National Party won a third term in office in an election on Saturday.
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The current flag features the British Union Jack on the top-left corner as well as four red stars of the Southern Cross constellation on a blue background.
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"I'd like to get on with it, to me I'd like to do it as a 2015 issue," Mr Key told radio station Radio Live.
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"I'm obviously a big supporter of the change, I think there are a lot of strong arguments in favour of the change," he said.
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Mr Key first talked about a change in the flag in March, saying that he would back a change to a silver fern on a black background, an image used often by New Zealand's sports teams.
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He has previously said the country's flag should be uniquely New Zealand and recognisable around the world.
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The current flag is sometimes confused with the Australian flag, which looks similar.
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However, a group representing former military personnel opposes the change, saying it disrespects people who have defended and died for the flag.
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The prime minister has said a pledge to give Scotland more powers should go hand in hand with changing the role of Scottish politicians at Westminster.
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However, Labour leader Ed Miliband is opposed to linking the two issues.
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The three main parties pledged more devolution during the campaign to encourage Scots to reject independence.
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Scottish voters chose to stay part of the United Kingdom by 55% to 45% last Thursday.
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Downing Street has insisted that more powers will be handed to Holyrood regardless of whether there is an agreement over so-called "English votes for English laws".