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Poll Results
Party vote
Labour – 28% (down 2%)
National – 28% (down 1%)
Greens – 16% (up 4%)
ACT – 11% (down 2%)
NZ First – 9% (up 1%)
Opportunity Party - 6% (down 2%)
Te Pāti Māori – 1%
Don't know / refused to say – 13%
Seats in the House
Labour – 34
National – 37
Greens – 19
NZ First – 15
ACT – 8
Opportunity Party - 6% (down 2%)
Te Pāti Māori – 1%
Don't know / refused to say – 13%
Seats in the House
Labour – 34
National – 37
Greens – 19
NZ First – 15
ACT – 8
OPP - 7
Te Pāti Māori – 4
TTT - 1
.............The full article is published HERE
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Te Pāti Māori – 4
TTT - 1
.............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.
11 comments:
TOP will change the govt
Incredibly dispiriting. Yet more of the able will flee to Australia. It is incredible how the whacky Greens continue to draw support. I suspect many suppose the name means what it did decades ago. Without the name the party would vaporise. I also suspect very many citizens have little in the way of firm justified views. But after the election they do not wish to feel they backed a loser and that therefore their judgement must be dubious. So they go with what seems to be the main flow.
Thanks to the pandering msm the full horrors of maorification are not spelled out. The Coalition's reduction of maori twaddle in education is inadequately covered. The rorts associated with for maori by maori orientated health and welfare are not adequately investigated or publicised. The public do not realise how the threat of high level legal action, or cancellation at least, is used to stymie rational critical comment.
Because it so assists the maori takeover many trace maori will likely vote for TPM candidates even though they may consider the outspoken show offs to be crude and insufferable.
Act & NZF are both gaining equally, TOP is falling away and will fall below 5%, Maori party coming to nothing, Grns likely at their peak. So by a whisker Nats can manage a coalition gummint. Lessons to be learned. People want ACTION on policy .... Mr Luxon - do you - u n d e r s t a n d ?
Strong result for the greens. I saw some supportive comments here earlier but now they’re not visible any more. Perhaps the moderation rules change when election season begins, to avoid spanning too many views? Otherwise, good stuff BV keep it up.
Anon 10.09, there are a couple of far left wackos that pop up here claiming to be scientists amongst other things etc, but they are not of course....just the usual feeble weak left narrative with no substance, it was probably just him. He's incredibly easy to spot.
Re Anon 9.34PM : Does Luxon understand? - Of course not.
If this forecast eventuates then we will know that NZ folk is choosing a slow but certain path to oblivion.
Many champagne socialists are voting green. I have one on my family. She is the only one, the rest of us are all conservative. She owns properties and land. I don't know why but but essentially it is wrapped up in do-goodery.
No surprise to see Greens on the rise. You get the feeling that this is their year.
Before voting, Green decide which day of the week you will be working for your own benefit - the rest of your working week will be spent for the benefit of the society misfits and their Communist masters.
It staggers me that we have certifiable idiots voting for the watermelon party. A good reason to demand psychiatric assessment before permitting the freedom to vote.
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