Boom…
Poll results: Labour jumps to 38% after capital gains tax announcement
The Talbot Mills/Anacta poll was conducted between November 1 and 10, for corporate clients, so it began in the days after Labour’s policy announcement.
Labour – 38
National – 33
Greens – 9
NZF – 8
ACT – 7
MP – 2.4
The most important part of this is the fact its was taken AFTER Labour’s Targeted Capital Gains Tax, so all that screwing by the Right Wing Trolls that Labour would collapse after the announcement shows that the electorate is far more mature than ZB listeners.
No surprises that the Māori Party continue ti meltdown as their train wreck continues ti explode.
NZF and ACTs extremism and polarisation continue to alienate more than they attract with National pulling votes away from them as soft blue voters flee to Labour.
Greens take a hit, but that was always going to happen after Labour’s Capital Gains Tax announcement (this is why it was important Labour didn’t launch a wealth tax).
On these numbers the Left bloc wins which only highlights how important it is for te Pati Māori not to self mutilate themselves any more than they have.
The economy is melting down, 73 000 fled the country and it is directly attributable to National’s desirous policies.
The numbers are being run now on Luxon’s leadership inside the National Party.
Increasingly having independent opinion in a mainstream media environment which mostly echo one another has become more important than ever, so if you value having an independent voice – please donate here.
Some would have been happy about the CGT Labour suggested but once it sinks in that Greens and TPM would use it as a kick start to far higher taxes the gloss will rub off . Jacinda was a very smart cookie and knew how to read a room and she saw CGT as a mill stone .