Coalition on Track for Second Term as Poll of Polls Gives Luxon 88 Per Cent Chance
A lot can change in politics but right now the trend favours the coalition returning with a stronger NZ First presence and some big adjustments in the seat counts.
A lot can change in politics but right now the trend favours the coalition returning with a stronger NZ First presence and some big adjustments in the seat counts.
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If National keeps this up, the only winners will be the opposition parties watching from the sidelines.
Whipping themselves into a lather over nothing more than poll noise.
The Good Oil’s Poll of Polls reveals Labour leading at 35.2 per cent vs National’s 29.6 per cent. The coalition survives with just a one-seat majority – and it’s entirely dependent on Winston Peters.
The next few weeks will be telling. If the caucus lacks the courage to act, the electorate will deliver its verdict at the ballot box. And on current polling, that looks brutal.
Luxon has no plan to turn this around and no loyal base to protect him. The clock is ticking and the questions are only getting louder.
These issues need to be addressed post haste. Nothing less will satisfy the voter base. Here’s the scary thing: time is running out.
For the coalition this poll brings welcome relief. For National it is another reminder that Luxon remains the albatross around its neck.
The Liberals are toast – and Labor ought to start worrying.
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National caucus members who want to keep their jobs should act soon. The longer Luxon stays, the deeper the hole becomes.
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Young people back the orange wave on the Northern Beaches.
For New Zealand, November’s about accountability for broken promises. Luxon’s broken promises are catching up on him.