LABOUR – 33%
NATIONAL – 37%
ACT – 11%
GREENS – 9%
MĀORI PARTY – 2%
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NZF – 3%
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We can forget about any sort of payrise after that. Or sick leave, paid holidays or anything like that. Just endless work at sweatshop wages until we drop.
Who is we and Labour will be happy to spend public money to stay in power.To its credit Labour have increased sick days created an extra public holiday and there have been pay rises across the board but inflation has taken some of the gloss of the pay increase. You seem to have a very bleak outlook on life in NZ . Australia may look great but there are pitfalls for NZ moving there if they lose their job or get sick.
If repeated in the Reid poll due soon this will be a gut punch for Labour and our Glorious Leader. Despite a concerted hitjob by the feckless the centre right just appear to be trading voters.
The crime wave, health and housing crisis combined with the impending recession appear more important than covid cult.
Who woulda thought……
Imagine what the result would have been with a competent opposition. Thomas Coughlan and Liam Dann must feel like someone shat in their cornflakes.
Nats and Labour figures seem to be mixed up.
Labour on 33 and falling, greens also falling so the votes didn’t go there, ACT up strongly.
Co governance is going to rightfully sink the mad anti democratic left.
Note the current negative dirty politics sting on Ufindell over something he did at 16, and ongoing negative campaign against Luxon.
Labour know they can’t win on their own success or the ethno state they are peddling.
Re: the Māori Party …
… as I replied to Chris Trotter … wait for the TV Polls before speculating about a putative “surge” for the Māori Party (TPM) as a result of some sort of unprecedented mobilisation of non-voters.
This 1 News-Kantar poll has TPM on 2% = no change from its previous poll & only roughly half the support recorded by the 2 Pollsters that Chris relied on. Doesn’t rule out a surge … TV1 could be the outlier … but certainly raises some doubts. Be interesting to see the next Newshub.
Taking into account the margin of error for smaller parties & aiming to reconcile the Roy Morgan, Curia & Kantar polls … I’d guess the Māori Party is actually somewhere between 2.5-3.0% at the moment.
Labour and Greens – too many identity based centralisations like 3 Waters, 2 health authorities, police too busy on woke activities to solve crime, justice seems to be set up more for perpetrators than victims, another 200,000+ immigration visas, 50% made up of dependants & bizarre criteria like bakers assistants and other unskilled roles, kids, elderly, non English speakers – when there is a massive health crisis, education crisis, justice crisis, crime crisis and workers are sick of being told to work harder, professionals leaving in droves as our wages are not in parity with OZ, more and more taxes are dreamed up for anyone who earns enough, while opening our doors to more people who will require a lot of government $$$$.
Already beneficiaries are up 40% in BOP.
“The number of beneficiaries in the Bay of Plenty has increased by about 40 per cent over the past five years, Ministry of Social Development data has revealed.
It comes as a recruitment agency says filling vacancies at the moment is a struggle “everywhere”.
At the end of June, 33,297 people in the Bay of Plenty were receiving one of the Ministry of Social Development’s main benefits, compared to 23,658 people at the end of June 2017.
Main benefits for those of working age include: Jobseeker Support, Sole Parent Support, Supported Living Payment, Youth Payment and Young Parent Payment, Emergency Benefit, Emergency Maintenance Allowance, Jobseeker Support Student Hardship, Widow’s Benefit Overseas, and Sole Parent Support Overseas.”
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/rotorua-daily-post/news/bay-of-plenty-beneficiaries-increase-by-40-per-cent-over-five-years-as-recruiters-struggle/SIJH3Y7HNMMEL3HHEH3U2PP5JE/
I have absolutely no idea why any government seems to want to overwhelm our social services with more temporary visas, knowing that this will lower wages to the point that being on a benefit is better, but already we are seeing the consequences of some of their actions and policies above.
If NZ First got rid of Shane Jones (death to any political party) they will make 5%.
Do I think Natz ACT will be better? Nope, but can see that Labeen apart from Covid, have made many things worse than they were before in NZ and haven’t learnt their lessons (or taken any accountability from poor performance) from past poorly thought out policy and too much marketing spin and new schemes dreamed up while their previous schemes cost a bomb and are a disaster (Kiwibuild, transport).
Okay, Labour have a bit over 12 months to do something they’ve failed to do in 5 years. Actually deliver on their major promises!!!
Stop pissing around with state house builds at National Party settings, crank it up, massively! Listening to Jacinda pretend Labour are moving heaven and earth with social housing is SO infuriating. The homeless abandoned in Rotorua and Auckland motels are playing havoc with the public’s perceptions on safety and confidence!
Get Andrew Little as far away from health as they possibly can and put Ayesha Verrall who actually knows about the subject in there and fast! And call in every medical expert from the front line in to assist. Time is not on Labour’s side. Littles never ending battles with the medical profession is destructive and screaming Labour have no idea what they’re doing!
Put Greg O’Connor in to assist Chippy who knows sweet FA about policing. Crime is killing this government! When Auckland mayoral candidates are talking up some sort of hybrid council run security organisation, you know the problem is out of hand. They need expert ministerial assistance now because the airy fairy crime policy is backfiring. Big time!
Getting Michael Wood away from transport would also help. His fantasy light rail thingy is a multi billion dollar disaster in the making!
Abandon the secretive co-governance plan right now but if they’re serious about this policy, whatever it is, and it’s so good, go to the electorate and get a mandate!
Those things WILL help but one thing is certain that voters are over smoke and mirrors bullshit and meaningless Labour Party announcements followed by the predictable nothing to show for them!
Andrew Little supports the public provision of health services and is the only one who does. He is the one thing standing in the way of Americanisation of the health system.
You sound like a typical judgemental hypocrite Christian zelda
Where’s the, not going to vote/ I don’t know 5% ? Seems optimistic .I think they’ll do better.
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