Post by Kiwi Frontline on Mar 16, 2022 2:25:37 GMT 12
17 PCT OF MĀORI VOTERS PLANNING TO SWITCH AWAY FROM LABOUR AT 2023 ELECTION
It's more bad news for the Government, with a decent chunk of its Māori voter base planning to walk away from the Labour Party at the next election.
The Hui, with Horizon Research, has carried out its first poll of the year, finding that while the majority of Māori voters remain loyal to the party, 17 percent have indicated some sort of switch away from Labour.
The poll found that while Labour is still well ahead for Māori voters on 37 percent, that's a significant decline from the 54 percent of respondents who had given their party vote to Labour in 2020........
www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2022/03/the-hui-poll-17-pct-of-m-ori-voters-planning-to-switch-away-from-labour-at-2023-election.html
More on the above > National MP Shane Reti says Māoridom's love affair with Labour is over
www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2022/03/the-hui-poll-national-mp-shane-reti-says-m-oridom-s-love-affair-with-labour-is-over.html
It's more bad news for the Government, with a decent chunk of its Māori voter base planning to walk away from the Labour Party at the next election.
The Hui, with Horizon Research, has carried out its first poll of the year, finding that while the majority of Māori voters remain loyal to the party, 17 percent have indicated some sort of switch away from Labour.
The poll found that while Labour is still well ahead for Māori voters on 37 percent, that's a significant decline from the 54 percent of respondents who had given their party vote to Labour in 2020........
www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2022/03/the-hui-poll-17-pct-of-m-ori-voters-planning-to-switch-away-from-labour-at-2023-election.html
More on the above > National MP Shane Reti says Māoridom's love affair with Labour is over
www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2022/03/the-hui-poll-national-mp-shane-reti-says-m-oridom-s-love-affair-with-labour-is-over.html