New Poll confirms Green meltdown and possible hung Parliament
New RNZ-Reid Research poll brings boost for NZ First, Labour
New Zealand First has climbed into third place in the latest RNZ poll, recording its strongest result in the Reid Research series in more than eight years.
The RNZ-Reid Research poll, published Tuesday, also showed NZ First’s Winston Peters leaping up the preferred prime minister ranks, closing the gap on the Labour and National leaders.
The results, if replicated on polling day, would return the coalition government to power with a narrow majority of 61 seats.
This is the second Poll showing the Greens in meltdown and NZF trumping them.
If the Greens lose their 3rd place ranking to red neck culture war cracker Party like NZF, Chloe and Marama will have to bend the knee and kiss Winston’s hoof.
They will get dragged into a Labour/NZF/Green Government and humiliatingly serve as Winston’s slaves.
Part of the problem fro the Greens is that the tide has gone out on their woke middle class identity politics shtick and that their activists on blueSky have become the worst examples of woke intolerance.
Part of the problem is that a vast chunk of those who have fled to Australia are young Green voters, and part of the problem is that unlike Zamdani, our Left are more focused on Social Justice and not Economic Justice so voters who are bleeding from the cost of living see Green solutions as meaningless when they have bills to pay.
The Greens must target the non vote and the Australian vote this election to ensure they are above NZF or their fate will be sealed.
This election will be razor close which is why Labour ruling out Te Pati Māori is as stupid as their desire to take back all the Māori electorates.
The overhang the Maori Party could produce may well be the difference between winning or losing for the Left.
Actually, we haven’t really heard much from the Greens so it does not surprise me however now Parliament is back it might be different as who has had all the coverage, so we need to weigh that factor up. The recent weather issues are highlighting the importance of caring for our environments maybe the Greens can now come to the fore.
I am hoping for Labour to do not accept all the terms of the Indian trade agreement especially bringing more people here when our job market is already tight.
If they do, I might have to look for another party to vote for, we already have enough Indian peoples here.