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You can see live electorate results ordered by margin on our results page - which isn't pay-walled:
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Hello and welcome to election night! The Post will have live election results from every booth in the country + the best live blog. We've matched 85% of the booths from the last election too so you can see in great detail the like-for-like swing, if there is any.
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The Reid Research poll five weeks before the 2023 election had National at 40 percent. This time, 25.9 percent.
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Hell of a poll for Te Tai Tonga.
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If you feed the TVNZ/1 News poll figures into an MMP calc while assuming TPM win just one seat, instead of six, bloc maths are: - Nat/ACT/NZF: 57 - Lab/Grn/TPM: 53 This leaves neither side able to govern without Opportunity.
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New Westminster MRP: Labour: 22% / 217 seats Conservative: 20% / 151 seats Reform UK: 22% / 127 seats Lib Dem: 11% / 72 seats Green: 10% / 30 seats SNP: 3% / 28 seats Plaid Cymru: 1% / 3 seats Others: 3% / 3 seats Restore Britain: 7% / 1 seat Via: Electoral Calculus / PLMR / Find Out Now MRP. Fieldwork 23-30 June 2026 n=5,545 Vote share and seat projection with tactical voting
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🚨 Westminster Voting Intention: ➡️ REF: 26% (-1) 🌹 LAB: 24% (+4) 🌳 CON: 18% (-1) 🟢 GRN: 13% (-1) 🔶️ LDEM: 11% (-1) 🟣 RSB: 3% (+1) From @Ipsos_in_the_UK From 25th - 30th June Changes with 20th May
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Remember when 30% was the floor for National? They haven't been above it since March. If Opportunity keep on posting results like 4.6% they'll be invited to the minor party debates.
Party Vote | 1News-Verian. Labour: 32% (-5) National: 29% (-1) Greens: 13% (+2) NZ First: 11% (+1) ACT: 6% (-1) Opportunity: 4.6% (+1.3) TPM: 1.8% (+0.3) D: June 13 - 17 | R: 1,001. +/- April 2026.
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This is one of those 'there's no smoke without fire' stories. @coughlthom indicates something big could be up. Christopher Luxon evaded MP who tried to tell him of flagging support, faces possible challenge this fortnight – sources, via @nzherald nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/c…
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🚨 NEW: One Nation would win around 52 seats in the House of Representatives while the Coalition would fall to just NINE, according to an MRP model released today by DemosAU
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The polling in Auckland must be dire (This is a good thing)
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INBOX: National select its 2023 Auckland Central candidate to go up against Brooke van Velden in Tāmaki.
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New poll on Labour's capital gains tax, from Horizon: 41 percent in favour (21% strongly) 39 percent opposed (25% strongly) Those 18-35, and 75 plus more oppose; other age groups more in favour. In NZ context, Labour would surely view a split result, this early, as a positive.
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I got involved in Labour around the time of the asset sales (the power companies). Pretty funny to see the predictions play out exactly as called. We fucked around and found out. #nzpol
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Willis office now say there has been some confusion here and she never spoke to the PM about his confidence and whether or not to keep her job. Relevant portion of the standup below:
Nicola Willis says she talked to the Prime Minister about her continuing to hold the economic growth portfolio, and he said he had full confidence in her. Came after a question about growth going backwards since she became minister.
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Who switched from Labour to National in 2023 and might be swinging back right now? Typically - a white woman who owns her own home. Grab from my new newsletter delving into new NZES data on swing voters.
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the company that runs the elections for my iwi is the same company that runs the elections for local government WHY ARE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS RUN BY A PRIVATE COMPANY
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