Today Non- Subscribers get a FREE taste of what they are missing out on. Have a read of this Insight Politics article then decide whether or not you would like to subscribe to a Silver subscription or upgrade your existing Basic or Bronze level Subscription to Silver. The Polls: The
Since January this year, The BFD has been polling the same question at the end of each month so that we could track changes in our readers’ preferences in the lead up to the election on October 17th. As this is the election month and the election date is only
Since January this year, The BFD has been polling the same question at the end of each month so that we could track changes in our readers’ preferences in the lead up to the election on October 17th. As this is the election month and the election date is only
Today Non- Subscribers get a FREE taste of what they are missing out on. Have a read of this Insight Politics article then decide whether or not you would like to subscribe to a Silver subscription or upgrade your existing Basic or Bronze level Subscription to Silver. The Polls: The
Let me repeat that: Political polls are USELESS. Like sitting in a rocking chair, it gives you something to do but you don’t go anywhere. All political polls should be published with a warning to viewers, readers or listeners that makes it clear the information about to be divulged
Lee Seabrook-Suckling asiamediacentre.org.nz Lee Seabrook-Suckling comes to the Asia Media Centre as media adviser after a decade in journalism and public relations. Conducted in the last ten days, a new poll from Trace Research suggests National is losing ground in the Kiwi Chinese community. National Party
At the end of each month, The BFD puts up a new poll with the same question so that we can track changes in voters’ preferences in the lead up to the election on October 17th. Each month we will analyse the previous month’s results so that we can
We’ve had two polls in two days. Both the Reid Research poll and the Colmar Brunton poll (ONCB) are now aligning and if you look at the positions of the two main parties from just a month ago it is clear there is now a trend emerging. For Labour,
The 1News/Colmar Brunton poll is out and it confirms where the numbers are, rather than the topsy-turvy Newshub/Reid Research. Labour – 47 down 1 National – 33 up 1 Green – 7 up 1 Act – 8 up 1 NZF – 1 down 1 Undecided – 11% Parliamentary seat entitlement based on these
There’s a reason I call my former home state “Cucktoria”. Victoria long ago overtook South Australia as the nation’s most left-wing state. Worse, no matter how many scandals the Andrews government racked up – Redshirts, the CFA – Victorians remained apparently blindly devoted to their Dear Leader. Even as
The latest 1News/Colmar Brunton poll is out and shows that the slide in the polls for National has at least been halted. It also shows that Labour has lost 5 points, and whilst they can still govern alone the slide is on for them as often happens in the
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