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Colmar Brunton Poll – Nat 49 | Lab 30 | Green 9 | NZF 9
Colmar Brunton Poll – Nat 49 | Lab 30 | Green 9 | NZF 9
A post-Budget poll undertaken by Colmar Brunton for
One News has put National on 49 percent, up three percentage
points on the last poll in the series.
Labour was unchanged on 30 percent support, the Greens down two points to nine and NZ First up one point to nine percent as well.
The Opportunities Party, registering at one per cent, with ACT also remaining on one percent. The Maori Party fell three points to one percent. United Future did not register.
In the preferred prime minister ratings,
Bill English was up three points to 29 percent, Labour
leader Andrew Little was up one to eight percent. Winston
Peters fell two points to seven percent with Jacinda Ardern
on six percent.
The poll of 1000 people had a margin of
error of 3.1 per cent and was conducted following the May
election.
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