Māori Television/Reid Research poll - Waiariki

Sunday, 10 September 2017, 9:37 pm
Article: The Scoop Team

Te Ururoa Flavell – Maori Party - 60.1%
Tamati Coffey – Labour - 39.9%.

Party Vote

Labour 49.6%,
Māori Party 26.5%
New Zealand First 10.2%,
National 5.6%
Greens 4.8%

A total of 400 voters were polled from July to September 3.

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