Are Senior National MPs Facing Death Row? Why National Cannot Shake Labour Off
Duncan Garner - Editor In ChiefShow Notes
Ten days out from the election, neither major party has moved the dial. Millions have been spent, debates have been endless, and National is flatlining in the high 20s, with some of its biggest names facing political execution. Duncan breaks down our latest rolling poll of polls, why Luxon is struggling to pull away, and whether Chris Hipkins can actually stitch together an untried four-party government. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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