Recent Quotes View Full List My Watchlist Create Watchlist Indicators DJI Nasdaq Composite SPX Gold Crude Oil EL&P Market Index Markets Stocks ETFs Tools Overview News Currencies International Treasuries Latest Poll Shows Minor Parties Essential for Representation By: PRLog May 10, 2023 at 10:23 AM EDT The latest Taxpayers' Union - Curia Poll (released today) shows the growing influence minor parties may have on the next election. Cursory analysis also demonstrates that Minor parties vote substantially more often within their stated party rules and constitution.WELLINGTON, New Zealand - May 10, 2023 - PRLog -- The latest Taxpayers' Union - Curia Poll (released 10 May 2023) shows the growing influence minor parties may have on the next election.Trend analysis of the results, in conjunction with results from 13 March 1 NEWS Kantar Public Poll, demonstrate both a growing dissatisfaction with the power larger parties wield, and the critical role minor parties play.In the Curia Poll, the ruling Labour party and National both see declines in seats, while minor parties ACT and Māori Party show increases, and Greens retain their seats.The recent poll also demonstrates an underlying trend for slow shifting away from the polarising influence of the major parties. Moreover, the poll offers some insight into how the voting public views the leadership, with both Labour's Hipkins and National's Luxon showing declines in favourability.As in other countries, New Zealand politics remains firmly established by major parties, and may be a reflection of the lack of diversity in NZ required for an effectual democracy.Moreover, when reviewing each of the minor party constitutions, there are overt correlations between gaps in current government strategies and potential new ideas that could develope directly from these minor parties.Cursory analysis also demonstrates that Minor parties vote substantially more often within their stated party rules and constitution. After reviewing several years of floor votes, analysis shows that the larger parties, Labour and National, do so only inconsistently.The twelve registered minor parties include:ACT New ZealandAotearoa Legalise C PartyHeartland New Zealand PartyMāori PartyNew ConservativeNew Zealand First PartyNZ Outdoors & Freedom PartyONE PartyThe GreensThe New Zealand Democratic Party for Social CreditThe Opportunities PartyVision New ZealandIn review of each minor party constitution, analysis identified strategies where several minor parties working cooperatively could reach the minimum 5% threshold.If representation of minor parties expanded in the coming election, trend analysis shows impact on the overall NZ political landscape, beyond the minor representation each individual party holds.Trends also validate that such expanding representation of minor parties may institute improvements in the balance of power, tightly controlled by the Labour and National parties.This influence by minor parties may potentially have wide-reaching benefits for the efficacy of new bills and mandates drafted into law, with more aggregate representation of the voting public.Taxpayers' Union – Curia Poll : https://www.taxpayers.org.nz/taxpayer_update_230510ContactAndrea Cordingly***@trendanalysisnetwork.comPhotos: (Click photo to enlarge)Read Full Story - Latest Poll Shows Minor Parties Essential for Representation | More news from this sourcePress release distribution by PRLog Related Stocks: Tcw Transform 500 ETF Data & News supplied by www.cloudquote.io Stock quotes supplied by Barchart Quotes delayed at least 20 minutes. By accessing this page, you agree to the following Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
Latest Poll Shows Minor Parties Essential for Representation By: PRLog May 10, 2023 at 10:23 AM EDT The latest Taxpayers' Union - Curia Poll (released today) shows the growing influence minor parties may have on the next election. Cursory analysis also demonstrates that Minor parties vote substantially more often within their stated party rules and constitution.WELLINGTON, New Zealand - May 10, 2023 - PRLog -- The latest Taxpayers' Union - Curia Poll (released 10 May 2023) shows the growing influence minor parties may have on the next election.Trend analysis of the results, in conjunction with results from 13 March 1 NEWS Kantar Public Poll, demonstrate both a growing dissatisfaction with the power larger parties wield, and the critical role minor parties play.In the Curia Poll, the ruling Labour party and National both see declines in seats, while minor parties ACT and Māori Party show increases, and Greens retain their seats.The recent poll also demonstrates an underlying trend for slow shifting away from the polarising influence of the major parties. Moreover, the poll offers some insight into how the voting public views the leadership, with both Labour's Hipkins and National's Luxon showing declines in favourability.As in other countries, New Zealand politics remains firmly established by major parties, and may be a reflection of the lack of diversity in NZ required for an effectual democracy.Moreover, when reviewing each of the minor party constitutions, there are overt correlations between gaps in current government strategies and potential new ideas that could develope directly from these minor parties.Cursory analysis also demonstrates that Minor parties vote substantially more often within their stated party rules and constitution. After reviewing several years of floor votes, analysis shows that the larger parties, Labour and National, do so only inconsistently.The twelve registered minor parties include:ACT New ZealandAotearoa Legalise C PartyHeartland New Zealand PartyMāori PartyNew ConservativeNew Zealand First PartyNZ Outdoors & Freedom PartyONE PartyThe GreensThe New Zealand Democratic Party for Social CreditThe Opportunities PartyVision New ZealandIn review of each minor party constitution, analysis identified strategies where several minor parties working cooperatively could reach the minimum 5% threshold.If representation of minor parties expanded in the coming election, trend analysis shows impact on the overall NZ political landscape, beyond the minor representation each individual party holds.Trends also validate that such expanding representation of minor parties may institute improvements in the balance of power, tightly controlled by the Labour and National parties.This influence by minor parties may potentially have wide-reaching benefits for the efficacy of new bills and mandates drafted into law, with more aggregate representation of the voting public.Taxpayers' Union – Curia Poll : https://www.taxpayers.org.nz/taxpayer_update_230510ContactAndrea Cordingly***@trendanalysisnetwork.comPhotos: (Click photo to enlarge)Read Full Story - Latest Poll Shows Minor Parties Essential for Representation | More news from this sourcePress release distribution by PRLog Related Stocks: Tcw Transform 500 ETF