The Opportunities Party has rebranded as the Opportunity Party.

Their new leader is Qiulae Wong, a 37-year-old sustainability consultant from Auckland.

Party Vote | Talbot Mills/Anacta - via The Post

Labour: 38% (+3)
National: 33% (+4)
Greens: 9% (-1)
NZF: 8% (-4)
ACT: 7% (-1)
TPM: 2.4% (-1.2)

D: 1-10 November 2025 | R: 1,102

Party Vote | Roy Morgan

National: 32.5% (+2)
Labour: 27.5% (-1.5)
Greens: 14.5% (-1)
ACT: 7.5% (-3.5)
NZF: 7% (+1)
TPM: 5.5% (+2.5)
TOP: 4% (+1.5)

D: February 24 - March 23

+/- February 2025

Party Vote | RNZ/Reid Research

National: 32.9%
Labour: 32.3%
Greens: 10%
ACT: 9.4%
NZF: 7.2%
TPM: 5%

D: 21 - 27 March 2025

Leadership Poll | Helen Clark Foundation-Talbot Mills

“Would having a strong leader who does not have to bother with Parliament and elections be a good way to govern NZ?”

Bad: 54%
Good: 32%
Don’t Know: 14%

D: Nov-Dec 2024.

NEW:

Ipsos Issues Polling

Top 5 issues facing New Zealanders:

Inflation/Cost of living: 50% (-5)
Healthcare/hospitals: 41% (-)
Economy: 30% (+2)
Housing/price of housing: 27% (-1)
Crime/Law and order: 25% (-2)

Change from October 2024

RNZ to start regular polling from April with Reid Research, which formally did polling for the now defunct Newshub/3 News.

www.rnz.co.nz/media/249

Polling Average | February 2025.

National's lead on Labour decreases to 1.7% (-0.7*).

National: 32.49% (-5.59)
Labour: 30.75% (+3.83)
Green: 11.98% (+0.37)
ACT: 9.93% (+1.29)
NZ First: 6.32% (+0.23)
Māori: 4.60% (+1.52)
TOP: 1.70% (-0.52)

+/- 2023 Election.
*+/- Feb Average.