Scoop Poll Watch: TV1 Colmar Brunton June 19, 2005

Monday, 20 June 2005, 9:37 am
Article: Scoop Poll Watch

TV1 Colmar Brunton Poll June 19, 2005

Party Vote:
National up six to 43%
Labour down 3 to 41%
NZ First down 1 to 7%
Greens down 1 to 3%
Maori Party steady 2%
ACT steady 2%
United Future steady 1%

Preferred PM
Helen Clark down 2 to 39%
Don Brash up 5 to 20%
Winston Peters down 5 to 8%

See Report:
http://www.tvnz.co.nz/view/page/411368/592893/

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