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John Campbell: Voters moving away from Labour/National a striking change
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this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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As a minor party, is it not ok for them to have policies in some areas that they will push for, and have no policies in others where they will go with what the coalition government is proposing?
I'm not saying you're wrong, and I have no idea about those things with TOP, but I'm just proposing the question because I feel like you may have an interesting answer ๐
That'd be fine depending on who they go into coalition with - and if tha's what they intend to do, they should say as much on their site.
That said, its an important policy area not just to me but to a lot of the public (second most important issue in surveys of late if I recall rightly) and I think it would be in their own interests to commit to a policy direction so that people know what they are voting for
That's a pretty solid stance, and makes sense. But to be honest I was hoping for a bit more of an exciting policy nerd answer ๐