Labour edges ahead of National in Anacta poll as Opportunity hits 5% threshold
Labour has narrowly overtaken National in a new poll, with both major parties losing support and the Greens surging to their best result since 2017.
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Labour has narrowly overtaken National in a new poll, with both major parties losing support and the Greens surging to their best result since 2017.
A new 1News Verian poll shows National and Labour level-pegged at 28%, leaving the Opportunity Party as kingmaker in a 125-seat Parliament.
New Zealand First jumped 3.6 points to 12% in the Taxpayers' Union-Curia poll, extending the current coalition's path to majority government with 65 projected seats.
Two new polls show National's support collapsing while Greens reach record highs, leaving the Opportunity Party essential to any coalition government.
A poll of more than 500 small business owners shows National support at 36% and Labour at 28%, with coalition parties falling below 50% backing.
A new Mata-Horizon poll shows the Green Party leading among Māori roll voters at 28%, surging 17 points since the 2023 election ahead of the 7 November vote.
Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick says her party will demand ministerial positions including Finance if its record 16% polling result holds at November's election.
The Green Party has surged to 16% in a 1News Verian poll, its highest ever, while National and Labour both sit at 28% with two weeks until the 7 November election.
The Green Party has hit its highest ever polling at 16% in a 1News Verian survey, while National and Labour both dropped to 28%, two weeks before the November 7 election.
A new survey shows 64% of New Zealanders support a wealth tax, but Labour's perceived ability to manage the country's five top concerns has declined.
A new poll shows 72% of Māori voters rate the Government's job performance as poor, with cost of living cited as the biggest issue facing Māori.
Labour has dropped to 31% in a new corporate poll, down three to four points, but remains narrowly ahead of National on 30%, with the Opportunity Party likely to hold the balance of power.