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TV3 has Greens on 8.8 percent - by frog
The news last night described this as the Greens ‘cannibalising’ Labour’s vote. Well, it was more of a nibble than a large bite – there’s a lot more that we could bite off yet I think of Labour’s voters that know they now have a choice between Labour-NZ First and Labour-Green. Actually in the last [...] read moreOctober 24, 2008 6:44 am - 60 Comments -
Herald Digipoll - by frog
Three quick things worth mentioning about the Herald Digipoll this morning: One – there’s a large 13.8 per cent of voters who aren’t committing to any party yet. That suggests to me that the messages from the two largest parties who dominate the media discourse in note resonating yet with many voters. It also implies [...] read moreMay 30, 2008 1:37 pm - 75 Comments
