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Greens seek third largest broadcasting allocation
16 June 2002
Media advisory
Greens seek third largest broadcasting allocation
The Green Party will be making its submission to the electoral commission for its allocation of broadcasting time and money at 11am tomorrow morning.
The party is calling on the Commission to rank it after Labour and National on the basis that it is the third most popular party going into the general election.
"We have been consistently polling as the third most popular party since the last election and all recent polls put as well ahead of the minor parties," said Rod Donald.
The submission will be available tomorrow morning.
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