Chris Hipkins insists Labour hasn't lost momentum despite drop in support
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins denies that the Labour Party has lost momentum despite a recent dip in polling numbers. He argues that the current political climate shows a trend toward a change of government and maintains that Labour remains a strong contender for the upcoming election.
Why it matters
The polling data reflects the shifting political landscape in New Zealand ahead of a highly competitive general election.
Chris Hipkins insists Labour hasn't lost its momentum, despite dropping in support since January.
The article reports on the Prime Minister's statements while providing context from the poll results, maintaining a balanced journalistic approach.
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