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Support for New Zealand’s Labour/Greens ‘coalition’ government was down 3.5% points to 46.5% in November as support for the Labour Party dropped 3.5% points to 36%. Support for the Greens was unchanged at 10.5%. This is the lowest level of support for Labour since the election of the Jacinda Ardern-led Government in October 2017 with 36.9% of the vote

Support for New Zealand’s Labour/Greens ‘coalition’ government was down 3.5% points to 46.5% in November as support for the Labour Party dropped 3.5% points to 36%. Support for the Greens was unchanged at 10.5%. This is the lowest level of support for Labour since the election of the Jacinda Ardern-led Government in October 2017 with 36.9% of the vote

ALP support has increased to 54% (up 1% point since mid-October) cf. L-NP on 46% (down 1% point) on a two-party preferred basis according to the latest Roy Morgan Poll on Federal voting intention conducted over the last two weekends.

ALP support has dropped to 53% (down 1% point since late September) cf. L-NP on 47% (up 1% point) on a two-party preferred basis according to the latest Roy Morgan Poll on Federal voting intention conducted over the last two weekends.

Jef, at what point does the prime minister rhetoric and the economic reality become so glaring that we start to see some kind of public reaction to it? thus far, all the opinions suggest the prime minister remains by a mile, by a country mile, of the most popular political leader. and his party is comfortably ahead in most surveys of voting intention. this is the {ga—billion question. he does have remarkable buoyancy, part of that is his personal charm, part of it is the labour party is becalm...

Jef, at what point does the prime minister rhetoric and the economic reality become so glaring that we start to see some kind of public reaction to it? thus far, all the opinions suggest the prime minister remains by a mile, by a country mile of the most popular political leader. and his party is comfortably ahead in most surveys of voting intention. this is the £64 billion question. he does have remarkable buoyancy, part of that is his personal charm, part of it is the labour party is becalmed...

I think the poor are reallyl bearing the brunt of these patchy supply chains. jef, at what point does the prime minister rhetoric and the economic reality become so glaring that we start to see some kind of public reaction to it? thus far, all the opinions suggest the prime minister remains by a mile, by a country mile of the most popular political leader. and his party is comfortably ahead in most surveys of voting intention. this is the £64 billion question. he does have remarkable buoyancy, ...

Thus far, all the opinions suggest the prime minister remains by a mile, by a country mile of the most popular political leader. and his party is comfortably ahead in most surveys of voting intention. this is the £64 billion question. he does have remarkable buoyancy, part of— he does have remarkable buoyancy, part of that — he does have remarkable buoyancy, part of that is his personal charm, part of that is his personal charm, part of— part of that is his personal charm, part of it — ...

Support for New Zealand’s Labour/Greens government increased 3.5% points to 55% in September driven by an increase in support for the Labour Party, up by 6% points to 45.5% as the lockdown in New Zealand’s largest city was extended throughout September. This is the highest level of support for Labour for six months since March 2021. Support for the Greens was down 2.5% points to 9.5%.

Support for New Zealand’s Labour/Greens government increased 2% points to 51.5% in August although support for the Labour Party was unchanged at 39.5%. The increase was driven by rising support for the Greens which was up 2% points to 12% in August.