The Periodical
Michael SwansonMy thoughts on politics in New Zealand, and further afield
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 33 | Subscribers | Read | politicsinnewzealand.substack.com |
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Rebalancing Representation: The New Report on MMP Reform
The New Zealand Initiative’s Nick Clark has penned a new report, MMP After 30 Years: Time for Electoral Reform?, which marks three decades since the adoption of Mixed Member Proportional representation (MMP). It asks whether the system rema...
The Long List of Local Elections Problems
After a longer than intended hiatus, the recent local elections feels like a good time to dive back into analysis of New Zealand’s political system, and some of the issues within. This is a kind of issues omnibus, a collection of complaints...
I've been very quiet recently...for good reason!
I haven’t posted for several months. Not because there wasn’t a treasure trove of things to write about, but because I was a little preoccupied with a little thing called my PhD thesis. Last Thursday, I finally submitted my research after f...
Single Polls Don't Matter, Trends Do
Polls are one of those things in politics that seems to really energise people. If they go well for your team, they are fantastic events that show your message and platform is resonating with voters. If they go poorly for your team, they ar...
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PhD Candidate and Political Tragic. Researcher/Writer in New Zealand Politics, focused on our political institutions, public policy, and parties and elections (not just in New Zealand).
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