So:
-After the election National will be the most popular individual party at low to mid 40s unless something really spectacular happens...
-Labour must play nice with Greens and NZ First to get in ... but the Greens and NZ First aren't playing nicely with each other at present
-Labour's deputy leader is more popular than their leader
-Greens want to make being on the benefit a borderline viable career choice (well perhaps not really but ...)
-Winston Peters looks as happy as a pig in shit and will probably be the king-maker
-Minor parties seem to have some big personalites that could possibly win a seat regardless of policies.
-We have no Donald Trump
Discuss:
-After the election National will be the most popular individual party at low to mid 40s unless something really spectacular happens...
-Labour must play nice with Greens and NZ First to get in ... but the Greens and NZ First aren't playing nicely with each other at present
-Labour's deputy leader is more popular than their leader
-Greens want to make being on the benefit a borderline viable career choice (well perhaps not really but ...)
-Winston Peters looks as happy as a pig in shit and will probably be the king-maker
-Minor parties seem to have some big personalites that could possibly win a seat regardless of policies.
-We have no Donald Trump
Discuss:
The 2017 Election Thread
