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Daily review 03/11/2026
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https://newsroom.co.nz/2026/11/03/luxon-used-non-government-ai-account-for-official-prime-minister-business/
Luxon: who will be the next PM of the NZ Government?
AI: What I can tell you is that his first name is Chris. Do you want me to delve deeper into this interesting question for you, Mr Luxon?
I am more hopeful than I have been for a while. At 85 this election is very important.!!
Yup, it feels like a binary outcome, i.e., the country continues to keel hard to the Right or the country will re-balance itself and continue on a more even keel that reflects better the values of this nation and its peoples.
Looks like the nats’ two-tick policy is gaining traction, with NZF and ACT dipping. OP staying evenish. Perhaps Key has saved the day for Luxon.
https://www.1news.co.nz/2026/11/03/final-poll-election-set-to-go-down-to-wire-as-nationals-partners-slip/
Yes, it's all margin of error, but it's what's not happening that matters. (Jack Tame missed the point, the silly boy).
Still 9% don’t know or refused. That seems relatively high.
Same number as last poll before 2023 election. "Refused" would account for most of that 9%. Swear words would account for most of the "refused".
Do you think that Lefties swear more?
No traction whatsoever for the Mowbray overhang campaign. Hilarious.
Final poll: Election set to go down to wire as National's partners slip
Expect the Right's civil war to get even more unhinged as the Brash/Mowbray team scream at the voters "Damn you people, just do what you're told!".
Interesting that beneficiaries of NZF plateauing are ACT, and possibly OP. Looks like the nats' attacks on Chloe are having the inverse effect, too. Not all of their recent surge is at Labour's expense.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_2026_New_Zealand_general_election