It’s now up to 66% Winston – I think this tells you that next to nobody reads the TVNZ news website. Worry about polls on the herald and stuff. Ignore the wannabee news websites.

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“Then vote again for Winston. If the current least trusted scores very highly, then people will think again about the result.”.

Are you sure Winston is so much less trustworthy than the others? They are all pretty dodgy to me. The only difference is that Winston got caught.

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this is an interesting take on how polling needs to change..

..on how land-line only polling gives a distorted/incorrect/questionable result..

http://whoar.co.nz/2008/how-polls-lean-right/

phil(whoar.co.nz)

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“The Green Party expects at this year’s election it will double its vote to somewhere around 10 per cent. It believes that as resource shortages and crises begin to bite the public will turn to the party that has been warning of this all along.

The Greens are sadly deluded.”

http://www.stuff.co.nz/thepress/4676848a22215.html

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# McTap Says:
September 25th, 2008 at 8:36 pm

> pretty low.. Join me in corrupting the result! vote for Winston, close the browser window, open a new window then under tools (firefox) clear your cookies. Then vote again for Winston. If the current least trusted scores very highly, then people will think again about the result.

wow! after that poll, I can now honestly say ‘I voted for Winston’. Don’t know why I’d want to say that, but you never know…

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I think TVNZ ‘getting a clue’ was the point of this post! Entertaining.

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Theres a headline for them – Winstone is now NZ’s most trusted politician, at 36%, Key 34%

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Haha! Winstone Peters 33%, John Key 35% – you can do it winnie!

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TVNZ needs to get a clue. Cookie tracking doesn’t work, because people flush their cookies.

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Winston peters on 28% in TVNZ “Most trusted politician” poll.

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Anyone know anyone who works at TVNZ? better tell them to stop their dodgy rigged poll and start again with a fair one – lets put one Green Mp – i.e. Jeanette against the othe party leaders – incl. one only maori leader. Poll update, Winstone 25% Clark 14%, Key 41% – I think winstone can catch Key – with a little help!

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heh good stuff tap

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They have now belatledy included tariana and Pita – well after the voting has begun! what slime – talk about rigging it, they will probably put the greens in even later to give them an even lower result! B@$tards!

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Winstone has been elevated to 18% in the TVNZ poll – ahead of helen at 16% – Join in the fun and get him above John Keys 45% – we’ll show those wanXers at TVNZ

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TVNZ are useless!

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Crap – I voted for winston about 20 times, and his 2% didn’t change. Either they are factoring in votes from the same IP address, or tonnes of people have voted. Either way, I’m Boycotting TVNZ, manipulative scum – like prime last sunday night misreporting the poll result on Russel’s performance and on the Greens Questions.

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pretty low.. Join me in corrupting the result! vote for Winston, close the browser window, open a new window then under tools (firefox) clear your cookies. Then vote again for Winston. If the current least trusted scores very highly, then people will think again about the result.

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Co-leaders. They couldn’t figure out that finance minister and shadows thereof would make fine #2′s for the other multiply represented parties.

Besides, people might find Cullen the most trustworthy, and then how could the MSM talk about preferred prime minister as if we voted for it or something.

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WEIRD! Not that I put much stock in online polls, but still…

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It’s a bit like ‘Don’t mention the War’ , namely ‘Don’t mention those Parties… it could end up compromising the media focus on pre-conceived political issues’

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