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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Curious as to when the debates are? Here's a calendar! First up, the Stuff "Kingmakers" debate on Thursday via stuff.co.nz

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

This is the highest result for the Greens since a May 2017 poll had them on 16.2% This is the highest ever result for the Greens in a 1News-Verian poll.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Party Vote | 1News-Verian National: 28% (-1) Labour: 28% (-2) Green: 16% (+4) ACT: 11% (+2) NZ First: 9% (+1) Opportunity: 6% (-2) TPM: 1% (-) D: TBC | R: TBC. +/- August 2026.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Hutt South Electorate Poll | Victor Consulting (via NZ Herald) Ginny Andersen (Lab): 42% (+0.7) Chris Bishop* (Nat): 30% (-14.4) Courtney White (Grn): 9% (+3.2) Others/Undecideds: 19% *incumbent MP D: September 17 - 19 | R: N/A. +/- 2023 election.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 16/08/2026

GUEST BLOG | ELECTORATE RACES Predicting electorate races is no easy task, but @alisonhearts.bsky.social has taken a crack at it. Will National's electorate wins force an overhang in parliament? 🔗https://buttondown.com/alisonrambles/archive/predicting-the-prospects-of-new-zealand/

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has called an emergency meeting of the National Party leadership for 9:30am tomorrow amid media speculation over his leadership. The NZ Herald reported that there were phone calls about a potential leadership change among National MPs yesterday.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 07/04/2026

This is the best poll result for New Zealand First since March 1996.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 07/04/2026

BREAKING Party Vote | Taxpayers Union-Curia. Labour: 33.4% (-1) National: 29.8% (+1.4) NZF: 13.6% (+3.9) ACT: 9% (+1.5) Greens: 7.8% (-2.7) TPM: 2.6% (-0.6) PPM: Chris Hipkins: 21.7% (-1) Christopher Luxon: 20.5% (-0.5) D: April 1-2 | R: 1,000 +/- March 2026

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 31/03/2026

BREAKING Party Vote | TV3-NFO Hypothetical Poll: Wayne Brown starts his own party. Wayne Brown Party: 27.6% Labour: 23.5% National: 21.6% Green: 9.7% TOP: 5.1% ACT: 3.2% NZF: 2.5% TPM: 2.0% D: April 1 | R: 1,056.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 31/03/2026

BREAKING Party Vote | Roy Morgan. Labour: 34% (+4) National: 26.5% (-4.5) Greens: 11% (-3.5) NZF: 11% (+1.5) ACT: 10% (+2) Opportunity: 4% (N/C) TPM: 3% (+0.5) D: February 23 – March 22 | R:872 +/- February 2025

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

Party Vote | Taxpayers' Union-Curia. Labour: 31.6% (-1.7) National: 30% (-0.2) Greens: 10.8% (+1.6) ACT: 8.9% (+0.3) NZF: 8.1% (-1) TPM: 3.1% (-0.2)

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 08/12/2025

Party Vote | 1News-Verian. National: 36% (+2) Labour: 35% (+3) ACT: 10% (+2) NZF: 9% (N/C) Green: 7% (-4) TPM: 1% (-2) D: November 29 - December 3 | R: 1,007. +/- October 2025.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 02/12/2025

Party Vote | Roy Morgan. National: 33% (+1) Labour: 28% (-2.5) Greens: 14.5% (+2.5) NZF: 9% (-0.5) ACT: 8% (-) TPM: 2% (-0.5) D: October 27 - November 23 +/- October 2025.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 25/11/2025

The government has announced plans to abolish elected Regional Councils and replace them with new Combined Territories Boards. These boards are to be made up of mayors from the region’s city and district councils.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 17/11/2025

The Opportunities Party has rebranded as the Opportunity Party. Their new leader is Qiulae Wong, a 37-year-old sustainability consultant from Auckland.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 17/11/2025

Party Vote | Talbot Mills/Anacta - via The Post Labour: 38% (+3) National: 33% (+4) Greens: 9% (-1) NZF: 8% (-4) ACT: 7% (-1) TPM: 2.4% (-1.2) D: 1-10 November 2025 | R: 1,102

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 01/04/2025

Party Vote | Roy Morgan National: 32.5% (+2) Labour: 27.5% (-1.5) Greens: 14.5% (-1) ACT: 7.5% (-3.5) NZF: 7% (+1) TPM: 5.5% (+2.5) TOP: 4% (+1.5) D: February 24 - March 23 +/- February 2025

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 31/03/2025

Party Vote | RNZ/Reid Research National: 32.9% Labour: 32.3% Greens: 10% ACT: 9.4% NZF: 7.2% TPM: 5% D: 21 - 27 March 2025

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 30/03/2025

Leadership Poll | Helen Clark Foundation-Talbot Mills “Would having a strong leader who does not have to bother with Parliament and elections be a good way to govern NZ?” Bad: 54% Good: 32% Don’t Know: 14% D: Nov-Dec 2024.

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 21/03/2025

NEW: Ipsos Issues Polling Top 5 issues facing New Zealanders: Inflation/Cost of living: 50% (-5) Healthcare/hospitals: 41% (-) Economy: 30% (+2) Housing/price of housing: 27% (-1) Crime/Law and order: 25% (-2) Change from October 2024

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Tiare @tiaremp.bsky.social · 20/03/2025

RNZ to start regular polling from April with Reid Research, which formally did polling for the now defunct Newshub/3 News. www.rnz.co.nz/media/249

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RNZ to run political poll

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120 Aotearoa @120aotearoa.bsky.social · 19/03/2025

Polling Average | February 2025. National's lead on Labour decreases to 1.7% (-0.7*). National: 32.49% (-5.59) Labour: 30.75% (+3.83) Green: 11.98% (+0.37) ACT: 9.93% (+1.29) NZ First: 6.32% (+0.23) Māori: 4.60% (+1.52) TOP: 1.70% (-0.52) +/- 2023 Election. *+/- Feb Average.

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