Latest Horizon Poll gives some incredible insights into how Jacinda to date has seen a real point bounce of 10%.
National has every reason to be spooked. But inside the numbers is a very interesting reality for the Greens, while a lot of Green supporters have left them for Jacinda, the reasoning as to what they left wasn’t Metriria’s courageous admission.
3 out of 10 Green supporters left the greens for Labour because of Metitria, but the other 7 out of 10 left because of Jacinda becoming leader.
The Greens can not lose the impact they are having with beneficiaries (who rarely turn up in these polls anyway), the sudden collapse in Green vote is not supporters leaving because of Metiria, they are leaving because of Jacinda.
Marama Davidson is outside every WINZ Office in Auckland enrolling and explaining policy. This is where the Greens need to go, they can not protect the environment if they allow the pollution of poverty to make pristine rivers and sustainable energy pointless.
What this new latest Horizon poll should tell us all is that Jacinda is the winner of this months election.
https://horizonpoll.co.nz/page/473/ardern-drives-vote-switch-11-leave-national-for-labour?gtid=5831264575717PDM
Jacinda is what we need, as one who has placed positive hope above all with words she used such as;
“We as a government will add fairness, a voice for all, a caring government who will be transparent,” into the new way of governing us.
We have long lived under a dictatorship of “we know what’s best” so now we have seen their best we know we desperately need change, and Jacinda with her compassion is the facility to provide this.
NZ First & Greens will need to assist with Labour to form that long awaited “Government in waiting” they pledged they were then when those three party leaders all sat around a dinner table in 2015.
Now it’s three weeks to election time so lets see those three parties repeat their promise to us all.
E, Marama, tauke karawhiua
It looks like a 4% gain if anything (though that is not at all statistically significant given the 8.7% GP subsection margin of error), from Turei’s stand in support of beneficiaries:
We will have Metiria tonight speaking to us about poverty in the cardboard cathedral at 7pm – STREAMING LIVE ON TDB. Poverty is the No. 1 issue. Did you hear that doctor from up north talking about P addiction this morning and saying that poverty underlines the problem.
What a mess. Just proves The Green Party can not stack votes on top of a vacant Co-Leaders position. This whole confession was a totally worthless enterprise. Sue Bradford made similarly staunch standes on social reform and was bungled out of the Greens, same with Hone Hariwira bungled out of parliament. And the line used to bungle them out was you can’t be a law maker while law braking or some shit.
Fact is the Prime Minister sits on top of the protection racket because the legal system is total farce. It’s so disingenuous to claim Sue, Hone and now Metiria are some how responsible, or can not be law makers ect.
And these little rats chasing cults of personalities are so dangerous, pretty much destroyed Metiria’s Political career. So stupid SJW’s can pat yourselves on the back. #results
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Been there done that, outside WINZ offices, most do not even talk much, they are too busy surviving. Who can give them a crash course in politics and party policies, it is near impossible to do this so shortly before an election.
Why do parties always leave until a few weeks before an election, to talk to beneficiaries? It shows their care is superficial, and beneficiaries sense it, so they will not be moved much.
That is the depressing truth, and the election will be won by Jacinda, perhaps, only because many female former Nat voters find her more aspirational.
Forget the rest.
In any case, party vote Greens, candidate vote Labour, that is all we can do.
Spot on Marc.
There is a huge disconnect in how we seem to think we can just go and sign up all the disaffected and what actually happens. They are so switched off to politics and too damaged to go through the process of voting.
Your last sentence is imperative for anyone who wants progressive change.
yes it’s time for women to rule again, and as a male 73yr old I actually loved Helen Clark when she took over in 1999 with her “we will be a quieter gentler caring inclusive government that will be transparent.
That blew me away then and she personally sent me three emails one part hand written so she earned my enduring respect.
Jacinda is cast in that same caring mold that we see already folks, so give yourselves some peace of mind that we finally have a compassionate leader now in our midst.
Please let the caring group work together without any name calling.
It may not be all you wanted, but it will be much better than now.
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