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RNZ-Reid Research poll: Would a new leader save National or Labour?

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RNZ-Reid Research poll: Would a new leader save National or Labour?
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A recent poll indicates that most voters in New Zealand remain skeptical that changing party leaders would improve the electoral prospects for National or Labour. Support for a leadership change has grown slightly, but a clear majority remains undecided or opposed to the idea.

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Provides insight into voter sentiment and political stability in New Zealand, highlighting the challenges faced by current party leadership.

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Most voters remain unconvinced a new leader would help boost National or Labour's election chances, although support for a switch-up has grown over the past year.

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Political Bias
Center
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Confidence: 85%

The report presents polling data neutrally without favoring a specific political outcome.

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