Point of Order: NEW POLL - National and Labour Take Big Hits; NZ First and Greens Gain

The Taxpayers’ Union reports –

Bad news for National and Labour as they both take a beating in this month’s Taxpayers’ Union-Curia Poll.

The poll, conducted between 01 October and 05 October, shows Labour retain its position as the largest party, dropping 2.6 points to 31.2 percent.

Chris Lynch: Poll shows National gain but coalition numbers slip

A new Taxpayers’ Union-Curia Poll has delivered mixed news for National, which gained support, but with coalition numbers falling short of forming a government.

The poll, conducted between 31 August and 2 September, showed Labour holding on to its position as the largest party, edging up 0.2 points to 33.8 percent. National gained 1.3 points to 33.1 percent.

Chris Lynch: Labour pulls ahead of National as economic anxiety grows and Luxon stumbles

Labour has overtaken National to become the the most popular party in Parliament, according to the latest Taxpayers’ Union-Curia Poll, marking a potential shift in the political landscape just weeks after the Government’s Budget announcement.

Bob Edlin: Centre-right bounce back, could now form Government

The latest Taxpayers’ Union–Curia Poll will bring a sigh of relief for the Coalition parties as they find themselves able to form a Government again.

The poll, conducted between 29 March and 01 April, shows National is effectively static, down 0.1 points to 33.5 percent, while Labour is down 4.3 points from last month to 29.8 percent.The Greens are up 1.0 point to 11.0 percent, while ACT is up 2.3 points to 10.0 percent. New Zealand First is also up 2.3 points to 7.4 percent, while Te Pāti Māori is down 2.2 points to 4.3 percent.

Chris Lynch: Chris Hipkins overtakes Christopher Luxon as preferred Prime Minister in latest poll

Chris Hipkins has overtaken Christopher Luxon as the preferred Prime Minister in the latest Taxpayers’ Union-Curia Poll, marking a shift in political momentum as the centre-left bloc increases its lead.

The poll shows Labour, the Greens, and Te Pāti Māori could form a government, while support for the National-led bloc has slipped.