Show Notes
Today on The Wire we talked all about voter enrolment ahead of the October 25th enrolment deadline.
For City Counselling this week, Wire Host Caeden spoke to Councillor Shane Henderson about the importance of this election for Tāmaki Makaurau.
For Politics with Whakaata Māori, they spoke to Daniel Perese about recent Whakaata Māori-Curia polling and rangatahi Māori voter enrolment.
And they spoke to Malak Tamimi, National Secretary for Make It 16, about The Youth Debate on Tuesday night, and low voter enrolment amongst young people.
Producer Flo spoke with Labour MP Shanan Halbert about youth enrolment, the Te Pati Maori and Greens meeting with the mongrel mob, social media ban for under 16s and opinion polling on the upcoming election.
And Producer Eloïse spoke with Esther O’Donnell from On a Roll about the importance of rangatahi being enrolled to vote.
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Make It 16 collaborated with Gen-Z Aotearoa, On A Roll, Tomorrow Together, and Social Change Collective to host The Youth Debate on Tuesday night.
Whakaata Māori-Curia polling across Māori electorates in recent weeks has shown interesting, exciting, and unexpected results ahead of voting opening on Monday.
For City Counselling this week, Wire host Caeden caught up with Councillor Shane Henderson about the importance of this election for the future of Tāmaki Makaurau, and why people should enrol and turn out to vote.
17 days out from the election, what does the elected official with the most votes in the muto think about the issues facing our city, and what will this election will mean for it?