National Picked To Win 45% Of Party Vote
Friday, 16 September 2005, 2:05 pm
Press Release: Trademe
Friday 16 September 2005
For Immediate Release
National
Picked To Win 45% Of Party Vote
National are predicted to
win 45% of the party vote according to a poll of 16,918 New
Zealanders run by online marketplace Trade Me.
The poll
which asked people which party they would vote for tomorrow
saw National the clear winner at 44.9%, followed by Labour
at 33.7% and the Greens at 7.7%.
Party % Of
Vote
National 44.9%
Labour 33.7%
Greens
7.7%
New Zealand First 4.2%
United
Future 3.8%
ACT 3.3%
Maori Party 1.3%
Jim
Anderton’s Progressives 1.1%
With over 16,000
respondents it is believed to have the largest sample size
of any poll conducted in New Zealand in the lead up to
tomorrow’s election. The poll has an estimated margin of
error of less than 1%.
None of the other parties made the
all important 5% threshold. The full results are listed
below.
The poll ran from midday Wednesday 14 September to
midday today 16 September.
Trade Me is New Zealand’s
largest online marketplace. It has over 1.2 million New
Zealand members and serves around 60% of all domestic pages
viewed on the
internet.
ENDS
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