Colmar Brunton did a poll for Q+A in Whangarei. They found:
Party Vote
Electorate Vote
From Colmar Brunton:
Party Vote
Electorate Vote
A Colmar Brunton poll for Q+A found:
Most concerning issues in order:
Poverty
Social Housing
Republic
Australian deportations
One News reports:
A special ONE News Colmar Brunton Poll shows most people believe the main reason the Government is sending troops to Iraq to support the fight against ISIS is to remain in a good relationship with our allies, the United States and Britain.
49% of those surveyed said the main reason New Zealand troops are heading to Iraq to help train Iraqi security forces is to maintain good relationships with the US and UK.
30% believed the troops are going there because it is the right thing to do.
9% said it is for some other reason.
11% don’t know.
Q+A Poll of Northland:
If Prime steps aside:
Merge Northland Councils
Oil and gas drilling in Northland
One News reports:
Colmar Brunton Epsom poll results:
Who would you vote for with your electorate vote?
National Paul Goldsmith 44%
Act David Seymour 32%
Labour Michael Wood 10%
Green Julie Anne Genter 9%
Conservative Christine Rankin 4%
Internet Mana Pat O’Dea 0.8%
Independent Grace Haden 0.3%
Don’t know 8%Were you aware John key is encouraging National Party supporters to give their electorate vote to the Act Party candidate?
Yes 70%
No 28%
Don’t know 2%With this in mind, who would you now vote for with your electorate vote?
National Paul Goldsmith 31%
Act David Seymour 45%
Labour Michael Wood 9%
Green Julie Anne Genter 10%
Conservative Christine Rankin 4%
Internet Mana Pat O’Dea .08%
Independent Grace Haden 0.1%
Don’t know 13%Do you support or oppose arrangements like the one John Key has made with the Act Party in Epsom?
Support 47%
Oppose 37%
Don’t know 16%Which political party would you vote for?
National 60%
Green 16%
Labour 14%
NZ First 3.3%
Act 2.7%
Conservative 2.1%
Internet Mana 1.5%
Maori 0.6%
Don’t know 6%
Colmar Brunton have done a poll of 500 respondents for TVNZ’s Q+A programme. Their findings:
Stats Chat comments on this poll here.
Andrew at Grumpolie responds to some of the comments and analysis of the poll here.