Toby
Manhire, editor of The Spinoff, comments on Judith Collins’s
failed attempts over three successive weekends to drum up support by
playing the Māori “separatist” bogey card, and asks what
National can do with the latest Newshub-Reid poll showing no loss of
support for Labour which, with 52.7% (much the same as the last
election), could still rule alone. Click here to read.
Party votes in The
Newhub Reid Reseach Poll results of 7-13 May, with a margin of error
of ±3.1%, were:
Labour
52.7 +3.7%
|
National
27.0 +1.4%
|
Greens
7.1 –0.8%
|
Act 6.9 -0.7%
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Māori
1.2 % – No change
|
Four
other parties totally 4.4% between them, and they were all down on
the previous poll.
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Preferred
PM. Judith Collins 5.6%, less than John Key (6.7%) who’s not even in
Parliament. Chrisopoher Luxon was on 2.4%.
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