LABOUR: 35%
NATIONAL: 39%
GREENS: 10%
ACT: 7%
MAORI PARTY: 2%
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NZ First: 1%
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The nitty gritty of Three Waters hasn’t come yet. More points will drop then.
For Maori three waters is a way of life. For non Maori water is their desired position.
with 132 billion needed just to fix the plumbing all those asbestos pipes wearing thin i wonder if the tree waters opposition has a alternative other than head in the sand
No that’s why their argument is race baiting.
Seems like usual they have no answers Mike, which means council run water operations. And when they have completely destroyed the infrastructure, good people would look back on this day as an opportunity lost., all because of tribal politics and racism.
I feel that this poll is interesting. The major political parties in this country are so close in their ratings that one quite honestly cannot see which one is likely to succeed.
I do not feel that the majority of the voting population have the sentiment that Jacinda Ardern deserves a third term in parliament along with the rest of the Labour caucus. I do feel, however, that a National led Government with Christopher Luxon and Nicola Willis at the helm is a viable option.
The minor parties have polled interesting results, too. Personally, I would like more people to vote for NZ First. This is a party which has a lot to offer beyond Winston Peters. As long as they stick to their core values and principles, they can’t go too wrong.
May be good to get the numbers correct before discussing it any further.
Correct Nic, swap Labour and Nationals numbers, ACT on the way down, Greens up, Maori part the king and queen makers.
Remember:
11% of those polled had NOT made up their minds.
Cannot you bring yourself to put National leading Labour .You better get used to it as inflation bites causing a winter of discontent . Where are the sweet spots ? tThe budget has not drawn any votes as no sector felt they had scored a win.
the predictable swing back to the right – at least all the bitching and moaning will stop. As for better outcomes for New Zealand citizens – meh – I doubt it. Well, maybe for some.
It will be a libertarian love in tonight Martyn, you might need to hire your own police force and gate yourself into your own soapbox.
Unusual to not get a budget bump. Who knows, maybe Labour still did.
National 39% Labour 35% and going down.
Not so fast Marky, it’s not over until Gerry Brownlee sings…
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/new-poll-has-labour-one-point-ahead-of-national-and-suggests-the-gap-could-widen/WV5C6O7B5T2LNWY6EHJU6XTVKQ/
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