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New Zealand Greens Rise to 16% as National and Labour Tie at 28% in Poll

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of New Zealand's Beehive and Parliament House in Wellington at night, based on an archival 2024 photograph as context for the poll rather than the poll event itself, rendered in warm ochre and slate-blue pastel strokes.

A survey published on Monday put New Zealand's Green Party on 16%, four points above its August reading. National and Labour each stood at 28%, with the poll's seat model assigning 34 seats to each and 19 to the Greens. ACT registered 11%, New Zealand First 9%, and the Opportunity Party 6%. Verian surveyed 1,004 eligible voters from September 23 to 27 by mobile phone and online; the stated maximum sampling error was approximately 3.4 percentage points. Thirteen percent were undecided or refused to say. New Zealand's general election is scheduled for November 7.

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