Politics 🗳️ NZ Politics

[John Nick]

There is a reason why the gangs support Labour.

The gangs don't give a fuck who's in parliament. Watch and learn

 

[Mr Drag]

The gangs don't give a fuck who's in parliament. Watch and learn

Or who's running the prison!

 

[John Nick]

Or who's running the prison!

Gangs have been around as long as I can remember. Nothing will change unfortunately

 

[sup42]

There is a reason why the gangs support Labour.

Gang members do not vote you twit.

Do you not understand that people who join Gangs are inherently antisocial and anarchist.

Last election Labour was their least favorite option due to the decriminalization of Marijuanna a direct attack on their profits.

Most gang members are pro Act party, they want the proliferation of guns in our streets and the criminalization of Marijuana.

The thing that pisses Gangs off most in this country is gun control, think about it.

 

[juju]

Lot's of young woman winning their electorates at moment

Chole and Tamantha Paul for the Greens.

The young girl for the TMP is leading her electorate (over Nania Mahuta)

 

[Inruin]

Lot's of young woman winning their electorates at moment

Chole and Tamantha Paul for the Greens.

The young girl for the TMP is leading her electorate (over Nania Mahuta)

Looking like a good result for the māori party too. Pity they have positioned themselves to the left with Labour and ruled out working with National. I think it's important for māori and the country for them to be able to work with whoever the ruling party is

 

[Bruce]

The polls seem to be so far off it is embarrassing.

 

[Bruce]

Heyzeuss look at the party vote in Epsom, it shows what people really think of ACT. I guess that is MMP as opposed to democracy.

 

[wizard of Tauranga]

Pretty clear trends all ready, enough we could probably call it.

It’s early days.

Rural comes in first which is heavy right. labour and greens will come back later but it won’t be enough.

Can National/ Act govern without Winston?

 

[Bruce]

and Chloe in Auckland Central, they like her not the Greens

 

[juju]

Looking like a good result for the māori party too. Pity they have positioned themselves to the left with Labour and ruled out working with National. I think it's important for māori and the country for them to be able to work with whoever the ruling party is

How would Act and the māori Party work together?

What happened to the māori Party last time they went into government with National?

 

[juju]

It’s early days.

Rural comes in first which is heavy right. labour and greens will come back later but it won’t be enough.

Can National/ Act govern without Winston?

It's pretty much clear already its a National and Act government without Winnie.

 

[Inruin]

Heyzeuss look at the party vote in Epsom, it shows what people really think of ACT. I guess that is MMP as opposed to democracy.

Epsom is usually candidate vote ACT and party vote National.

 

[juju]

People really don't like Labour...

 

[wizard of Tauranga]

It's pretty much clear already its a National and Act government without Winnie.

As I said it’s early. 2017 National looked like they had the election won at this stage and then Labour rocketed back late to get enough to interest Winston.

 

[Canadian_Warriors_Fan]

People really don't like Labour...

Particularly Auckland, but I suppose it's not really surprising after what happened during Covid.

 

[Bruce]

It’s early days.

Rural comes in first which is heavy right. labour and greens will come back later but it won’t be enough.

Can National/ Act govern without Winston?

I agree, but the early voting seems to be against Labour in the city seats...and
Brooke Van der Velden is creaming it in Tamaki, people voting for the candidate there.

 

[juju]

Particularly Auckland, but I suppose it's not really surprising after what happened during Covid.

The vote splitting with the Greens is losing the electorates...

 

[Inruin]

How would Act and the māori Party work together?

What happened to the māori Party last time they went into government with National?

This iteration of the māori party appears to be more activist based so yes wouldn't work well with ACT. That's disappointing IMO. They actually achieved a number of good things for māori and then got voted out last time. Which I found hard to understand. They achieve nothing outside of Government.

 

[wizard of Tauranga]

People really don't like Labour...

Greens polling 16% and sitting at 10%

The big city and overseas booths will bring them higher.