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Labour’s support has crashed to its lowest point in at least four years in the latest Talbot Mills corporate poll, tumbling five points to 31 per cent, its lowest rating in that poll since at least 2019.
National rose one point to 36 per cent, as did likely governing partner Act which is on 12 per cent.
The Greens are up one point too, on 8 per cent.
Commentary released with the poll said it is the first time National has been ahead of Labour by five points or more. It is also the first time the centre-right has been ahead of the centre-left by five points or more since the 2017 election.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politi...FY3ZKOEYGVYPU/
But before you get too depressed about Comrade Chippie & Labour, read this :
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/pol...-pinch-of-salt
General advice for interpreting polls:
The trend is more important than any individual poll. Look at how polls trend over an extended period of time, three to four months.
The most indicative individual questions are preferred prime minister and, by some margin, right direction/wrong direction.
When it’s possible, take the time to look at how specific polling questions are phrased to see whether there’s a chance people are being led down a certain path by a question (as David Farrar says, polls are a science, but writing questions is an art).
Be wary of any internal party polling that leaks out - it’s coming into the public domain for a reason.