ISSUE
Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
Labour remains on top, with 49 percent, while National has climbed to 27 percent in TVNZ's first Colmar Brunton poll for the year.
The poll released tonight was a 4 percentage point drop for Labour and a 2 percentage point rise for National. It had the Green Party at 9 percent, up 1 percentage point, and ACT unchanged at 8 percent.
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern and National's Judith Collins both dropped numbers in preferred prime minister stakes, on 43 percent - with Ardern down from 58 percent in the last poll in December and Collins down 4 percentage points to 8 percent.
The next highest on preferred PM was David Seymour at 4 percent, although some 27 percent said they did not know who they preferred as Prime Minister.
- Percentages do not add to 100 due to rounding.
More to come...
Labour remains on top, with 49 percent, while National has climbed to 27 percent in TVNZ's first Colmar Brunton poll for the year.
The poll released tonight was a 4 percentage point drop for Labour and a 2 percentage point rise for National. It had the Green Party at 9 percent, up 1 percentage...
Labour remains on top, with 49 percent, while National has climbed to 27 percent in TVNZ's first Colmar Brunton poll for the year.
The poll released tonight was a 4 percentage point drop for Labour and a 2 percentage point rise for National. It had the Green Party at 9 percent, up 1 percentage point, and ACT unchanged at 8 percent.
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern and National's Judith Collins both dropped numbers in preferred prime minister stakes, on 43 percent - with Ardern down from 58 percent in the last poll in December and Collins down 4 percentage points to 8 percent.
The next highest on preferred PM was David Seymour at 4 percent, although some 27 percent said they did not know who they preferred as Prime Minister.
- Percentages do not add to 100 due to rounding.
More to come...
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