Latest Roy Morgan Poll highlights why leaking Talbot Poll properly is so important for Labour

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Latest Roy Morgan Poll is out and it’s ANOTHER reason why Labour fucking up the leak of their internal Talbot Poll matters so much.

Roy Morgan says:

National – 37.5%

ACT – 10%

NZF – 7.5%

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Labour – 23%

Green – 14%

Māori Party – 4%

THIS is why it was so important for Labour not to fuck up the leaking of their Talbot Polls.

I have been vicious and destructive towards the Labour Party Staffers who fucked up the first Talbot Poll leak and then the second one as well.

Why does this matter?

Because the leaked Talbot Polls tell a completely different story to Roy Morgan and TU Poll and because Newshub is dead there are only 4 polls left, TVNZ, Roy Morgan TU and Talbot internals.

By repeatedly fucking up the leaking of the Talbot Polls, Left wing supporters now feel depressed and lost.

There are so many things an effective Opposition utilising their social media muscle properly could be achieving right now, the current team are drowning and taking Chippy with them.

 

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60 COMMENTS

  1. The figures. speak for themselves .Despite the haters on this site it shows National have the people behind them .While some move are. unpopular most realize they are necessary for the long term health of the country.
    In the 10 months since taking over Coalition policy has helped stem inflation and now the interest rates are dropping. We are going into summer in good heart and xmas will give a boost to retail figures . While there is a long way to go to improving the countries wellbeing we are going in the rght direction

    • Trevor around 63% aren’t behind National. What is it in your make up that defends absolute bullshit. How is running the health system into the ground for the good of the country?

      • So true. Trevor’s amateurish PR bullshit is laughable.I have true blue colleagues who now regret voting and act voters who are ashamed that they voted for the little radicalised Atlass puppet and his nonentity henchwomen

      • Yes…and the latest stats. on the economy out today show that, in just 10 months, Willis and Luxon have absolutely tanked the economy….and that’s only the beginning.

        Economist Craig Renney predicted this result pre election if National won and again 6 months ago … his calculations have been deadly accurate..

        Luxon’s bullshit hubristic idiocy of continuously stating, pre, and after the election, that he was not going to be ‘lectured to’ by Labour on how to run the economy has come back to, not only bite him in the arse, but demonstrate utter incompetency and that he is actually not “good with numbers”, as he has also stated with monotonous regularity.

        New Zealand is now in ALL SORTS OF TROUBLE. People are about to find out how good Grant Robertson was at managing the books in very unusual times and how out of her depth, and incompetent, Willis is.

        And she hasn’t had a pandemic or a series of natural disasters to deal with yet!!

      • Good you linked to that. No one else would have bothered reading opinion on Stuff. After Newshub and One News, Stuff must be rearranging the deck chairs.

    • “10 months since taking over Coalition policy has helped stem inflation”

      Yeah right. The middle class getting whacked with 7% mortgage rates and being left with no discretionary spending money and retailers having to bring prices down and sell stock at no profit is what tamped down inflation. Nothing to do with Luxon Peters or Seymour.

      The economy is so dire under their reign they are putting their less government idealogy on the backburner and underwriting their developer mates to reinflate the housing market.

      Of course they could take the same risk build state houses and have an income producing tax reducing asset for the next 100 years but they don’t really know how to run govt as a business.

  2. I live in a true blue anti Maori electorate .In the last couple of days I have spoken to some of those voters in my neighbor hood and have been suprised as to the dislike they have for the current government and its leader .One very prim and proper lady farmer described Luxon as humpy dumpty which nearly knocked my socks off .I also see the big business is getting pissed off with the time and money being wasted on the racist Treaty bill which they now regret supporting at election time as they realize how much Maori contribute to NZs economy in actual earnings toward GDP and the labour they use in their day to day along with the growing buying power of Maori .What would happen if Maori decided to only do business with only Maori owned and run companies .

    • I hope these female neighbors are not the ones you call bitches . You must find it hard to see all these successful National voters happy with the direction we are heading.

    • Interesting proposition that Maori only buy from Maori.
      1- What percentage of Maori would buy into this proposition?
      2- Can a Maori owned business be one without financial investment from a non Maori bank?
      3- Can the Maori business stock non Maori goods? Does this defeat the point of a Maori owned business if they are only a distribution point for non Maori entities? (think Petrol as an example).
      4- Will Maori owned businesses transport their Maori sourced goods on non Maori transport suppliers such as rail, truck, etc.
      5- Will Maori owned businesses only employ Maori?
      6- Will Maori businesses pay the 19% Maori business tax or the full 38% their competitors pay?
      7- How will Maori businesses advertise to the urban Maori that they are a Maori business and will this effect their other clientele? Big sign outside? Or the slower more ponderous “word of mouth”?

      There is historical evidence, from the Muslim religion, in that Halah butchers were not a marketable proposition until demand made it viable. Perhaps Maori business for Maori is a goer if demand is there. Looking forward to seeing Maori businesses in operation especially in the grocery sector.

      PS Can you explain this full stop before the next and not after the last sentence, grammar?

    • I think you are right Gordon. No one likes Luxon, whether left, right or centre. Possibly on a personal basis he might be fine. As a PM, he’s like that person who turns up and you have to check your emails for his name.

  3. Chippy is drowning and taking Labour with it, don’t you mean. Get rid of him and find a person with some dynamics to lead. Leak away I say, right now Labour is god dam useless.

  4. Martyn those figures are the August Roy Morgan Poll.

    The September one is:
    Nat 38.1%, ACT 8.6%, NZF 6.1% = 52.8%
    Lab 26.9%, Green 11.6% MP 3.1% = 41.6

  6. Elections really are for idiots..
    I voted once in 1978 but never again.
    Polls are plain silly and are media generated fluff and mean nothing 730 days from election 2026.
    New Zealands electoral system is controlled by idiot swinging voters.
    NZ has a right wing 9 year left wing 6 year cycle.
    The idiot swinger 30% change sides every 6/9 years as they blame the sitting Government for all their problems and believe the lot they chucked out last time have all the answers this time.
    So we will have at least 5 more years of White right wing ignorance and prejudice.
    It is what it is.

    • “The idiot swinger 30% change sides every 6/9 years………”
      Yep you got it right there…..30% plus NZ voters are just plain stupid…..or weird!

    • While the tide washes out Labour can’t be bothered to fight to in any way mitigate the effects the coalition of the sorted are inflicting on ordinary kiwis. This govt is so bad Labour should be mauling them in the media.

  8. I arrived in NZ in 1973 and do not recall a time when people were not complaining about the provision of health .It has been a poison chalice for many a politician.
    Can the coalition do , course they can . Will it take time . Yes it will . The better the government can make the economy. the more there is for the nice to have like health ,education,roads etc.
    I see this coalition will get the economy back to black which I could not see from the last Labour government. I am not a blind follower of National as I voted Labour when Clark was PM. I do not support all their policies but see nothing better .
    On a personnal level I would be happy if Luxon was my boss but could not have worked for Ardern or Hipkins.

  9. But can we actually believe the polls we still have two more long hard years to put up with the COC.
    So much damage done in such a short time.
    The Navy ship sinking is a reflection of our country it’s also sinking down the toilet but never fear the rich are near/here and they will put everything right, right!

  10. I’m surprised there is anyone left who votes for Labour or National but well, some people never learn…..

    • I’m not. I think most people are pretty comfortable in the middle and Labour/National provide that. It’s not as if they’re radically different from each other.

      It is true if you want genuine change to the left or right it isn’t going to happen with either of them, despite that they might promise you.

  12. Shrink the workforce, shrink the economy and then force the rest into Wellington to rescue businesses you forced into liquidation and receivership. Fucking good work National and the pathetic Willis!

  13. Lol its basically an internal poll its to conflicted to be taken seriously you can put lipstick and a ribbon on it but its still a pig.

  14. 11/10/2024
    The National party has taken a big hit in the latest Taxpayers’ Union-Curia poll, dropping 4.1 points to 34.9%.
    Their drop in support has been Labour’s gain, with the main opposition party up 3.6 points this poll to 30.3%.

    Well well well

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