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The standout is Opportunity which has risen to 4.6%, sitting just 0.4% off the 5% threshold, enough to bring the party into Parliament at its fourth attempt.
The combined total for the two major parties is just 61% - that’s the lowest it’s been since 1996, the year of the first MMP election.
Today’s results reflect a similar pattern to our last poll in April with the left bloc able to form a government, knocking the coalition out of power.
Poll Results
Party vote
Labour – 32% (down 5% since April)
National – 29% (down 1%)
Greens – 13% (up 2%)
NZ First – 11% (up 1%)
ACT – 6% (down 1%)
Opportunity Party - 4.6% (up 1.3%)
Te Pāti Māori – 2% (steady)
Don't know / refused to say – 14% (up 5%)
Seats in the House
Labour – 41
National – 37
Greens – 17
NZ First – 15
ACT – 8
Te Pāti Māori – 6
Total: 124.............The full article is published HERE
1News poll has been running for more than 25 years. It has a new name – the 1News Verian Poll.
The combined total for the two major parties is just 61% - that’s the lowest it’s been since 1996, the year of the first MMP election.
Today’s results reflect a similar pattern to our last poll in April with the left bloc able to form a government, knocking the coalition out of power.
Poll Results
Party vote
Labour – 32% (down 5% since April)
National – 29% (down 1%)
Greens – 13% (up 2%)
NZ First – 11% (up 1%)
ACT – 6% (down 1%)
Opportunity Party - 4.6% (up 1.3%)
Te Pāti Māori – 2% (steady)
Don't know / refused to say – 14% (up 5%)
Seats in the House
Labour – 41
National – 37
Greens – 17
NZ First – 15
ACT – 8
Te Pāti Māori – 6
Total: 124.............The full article is published HERE
1News poll has been running for more than 25 years. It has a new name – the 1News Verian Poll.
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