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Newshub-Reid Research Poll - January 18 to 28

Wednesday, 31 January 2018, 8:44 pm
Article: The Scoop Team

Newshub-Reid Research Poll - January 18 to 28

National - 44.5%, up 0.1 of a percentage point since the election.

Labour on 42%, up 5.4 percentage points since the election.

NZ First - 3.8%, down by 3.4 points.

Greens – 6%, down 0.3 points since the election.

ACT - 0.2%.

Preferred Prime Minister

Jacinda Ardern at 38% - up 8.3 points since the last poll.

Bill English at 26% down 9 points since the last poll.

Winston Peters at 5.7 percent down 1.4 points since the last poll.

Newshub-Reid Research used online polling and computer-assisted telephone interviewing. Some 750 people were interviewed by phone and 250 online between Thursday, January 18 and Sunday, January 28.
The sample error is maximum of +/-3.1 percent at a 95% confidence level.

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