Greens’ closing broadcast

Via frogblog, the Greens’ closing campaign broadcast. I’d put Labour’s up too, but I can’t find it.

Pigs in muck

Yesterday, John Key was telling journalists that he knew the secret agenda taper, Kees Keizer, was a Labour Party activist. In fact, he […]

Context

Yesterday morning on Sunrise, John Key was moaning that there is no context to the latest secret agenda tape, where Bill English praises […]

Clark makes it 2 from 3

The debate was Clark’s. The format and tone suited her. Her softer approach, which showed us the person behind the role was very […]

Fact checkin’ 3

Good debate so far, addressing the issues and the policies, rather than the politics, which the other two debates have been focused on. […]

US election thread

Ok, so all the action can be followed on the US sites but I’ll set up this post for comments you might like […]

Democracy under attack

From Both Eyes Open: National Party candidate Stephen Franks’ campaign team has been systematically tearing down political posters put up by his opponents […]

The Nats on Iraq

The Nats have had two responses to English’s “pull the trigger” comments revealed last night: first the taping itself was branded a “dirty […]

Where are the polls?

I know, they’re inaccurate and out of date. And it’s only three days until the only poll that counts. But I’m curious! It’s […]

Key, still telling lies

Ahead of the final leaders’ debate tonight, 08wire has produced a video on John Key’s lies in the second debate. What strikes me […]

Look! Over there!

The latest secret tape has come out and it’s a classic example of the face of the National Party that John Key doesn’t […]

Last days to get active

It’s great to see people still downloading materials from the Campaign Hub. With just over three days of campaigning to go, you’re running […]

Fresh ideas

Part 3 in the CTU’s series of election vids. The best yet You can see the other two here

Hypocrite

Watching Key tour Progressive Enterprises today was bad enough but watching him claim to support those workers in the leaders debate was sickening […]

Clark takes round 2

A much better performance from Clark saw her best Key in tonight’s debate. As well as being on top of all the issues, […]

Fact checkin’ round 2

It’s really good to see Clark taking Key to task on his lies this time: Key: productivity has halved under Labour. Lie. The […]

Text polls

Watching the TV3 debate and it seems they’re running another text poll. It’s too early yet to tell who’s going to win, but […]

Election Quiz

If you haven’t seen Pundit’s New Zealand election quiz you should head on over and take a look. It’s based on the award-winning […]

How does ACT fit in?

I have my doubts about the veracity of Meurant’s statements as he is well known for bigging himself up as a hard man […]

Dunne’s deal?

The revelations in today’s Dompost that Peter Dunne’s United party took a donation from the Vela family shows again what a messy business […]

PSA tackles the stats

The PSA have put together some interesting numbers on the size of the public service. They appear to tell a different story to […]

Closing arguments

Six days to go. Here are the five big issues that I am finding can turn swing voters to the Left. There are […]