Here are the headline results for November's Taxpayers’ Union – Curia Poll:
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PARTY SUPPORT:
National is up 0.4 points to 28.9%
Labour is up 0.2 points to 28.4%
The Greens are up 1.1 points to 14.4%
ACT is up 1.3 points to 10.5%
New Zealand First is down 2.2 points to 9.8%
Te Pāti Māori is down 0.3 points to 1.1%
Opportunity is up 1.0 point to 5.8 percent, meaning they would likely enter Parliament on these numbers.
For the minor parties, Animal Justice is on 0.3 percent (+0.3 points), Free Palestine is on 0.2 percent (nc), Alliance is on 0.2 percent (+0.2 points), and Outdoors and Freedom is on 0.2 percent (+0.2 points). Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party is on 0.1 percent (+0.1 points) and New Conservatives are on 0.1 percent (-0.2 points).
SEATS:
National lose 2 seats to 35
Labour lose 2 seats to 34
The Greens gain 1 seat to 18
ACT gains 1 seat to 13
New Zealand First drops 4 seats to 12
Te Pāti Māori loses 1 seat to 1
Opportunity gains 7 seats to 7 in this month's poll
...The full poll and more can be read HERE
The New Zealand Taxpayers' Union vow to stand up for hardworking New Zealand taxpayers. They represent the common interests of all taxpayers.
1 comment:
No way TPM won’t get 4 seats so on that basis and this poll the Left are in! One last hurrah for profligacy before we all disappear up our debt laden fundamentalist.
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