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Scoop Reactor for Week Ending 01.08.14: Colin Sinks The Worm
PRESS RELEASE: NZ Highs & Lows of the political week ending 01.08.14
John Key’s announcement that he won’t be helping the Conservatives into parliament was rated highly by New Zealanders last week.
The confirmation that Murray McCully will stand in East Coast Bays, the electorate he’s held since 1987, also sent the Worm soaring.
The lowest Reactor score this week goes to the Conservatives as Colin Craig Boasts he attracted more voters to his public meeting in ‘the South of the South’ than the leader of the Opposition.
John Key not only splits opinions along party lines but divides voters on Age and Gender, scoring well below the 50% line with women and electors under 35 years of age.
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About the Reactor Highs & Lows of the Political Week
A cross section of 300 voters from all over New Zealand gave their reactions to video clips of politicians in the news last week – continuously scoring their agreement & disagreement from 0 – 100. The results are displayed as graphs in the Reactor player (the original Roy Morgan Worm).
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The NZ Election Reactor is an interactive project that records your reactions to the regular 'Political highs & lows of the week' video based on a positive or negative scale. Your reactions are compiled anonymously with many others that creates an insightful look at how our politicians and political candidates faired in media coverage moment-by-moment. Results and analysis will also be published for the record as we lead up to the 2014 General Election.
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