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Public Increasingly Impatient As Coalition Negotiations Drag On
Public frustration continues to grow as negotiations drag on. A second poll by Talbot Mills Research indicates a 6% increase in those saying that negotiations are taking too long.
| Is the negotiation between National, ACT and NZ First to form the next Government taking too long? | |
| Poll taken from 17-22 November | Poll taken from 10-16 November |
| Yes: 66% (up 6%) | 60% |
| No: 19% (down 2%) | 21% |
| Unsure: 16% (down 3%) | 19% |
| Poll conducted between 17- 22 November 2023 and the basis of the sample is n=567 nationally representative respondents in New Zealand 18 years of age and over. | Poll conducted between 10- 16 November 2023 and the basis of the sample is n=545 nationally representative respondents in New Zealand 18 years of age and over. |
| Results are based upon questions asked in a Talbot Mills Research New Zealand nationwide online survey. | |
When asked who is most to blame for how long the negotiations are taking, 33% of people blamed Rt Hon Winston Peters, and nearly a quarter of people blamed Prime Minister-elect Christopher Luxon.
| Who do you think is most to blame for how long the negotiations are taking? | |
| Rt Hon Winston Peters | 33% |
| Christopher Luxon | 24% |
| David Seymour | 4% |
| Unsure | 40% |
| Poll conducted between 17-22 November 2023. Results are based upon questions asked in a Talbot Mills Research New Zealand nationwide online survey. The basis of the sample is n=155 nationally representative respondents in New Zealand 18 years of age and over. | |
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