The Periodical
Michael SwansonMy thoughts on politics in New Zealand, and further afield
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 26 |
| Subscribers | Read | politicsinnewzealand.substack.com |
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The Federal Republic of New Zealand?
Local elections are only months away, and it’s fair to say (given often very low voter turnout) many people struggle to care. There’s obviously a few problems – politics in New Zealand is dominated by what happens in Wellington (particularl...
National Party Leadership: Who might be next?
“The only poll that matters is on election day” – this is the usual line that comes out when polls don’t look great. There is a certain truth to this statement, but polls between elections have a range of different reasons and impacts, with...
The German Election - Unsurprising with a Sprinkle of Surprises
Unsurprising, with a sprinkling of little surprises. This is how I would describe the, largely, predictable results of the German Federal Elections. The polls were actually relatively accurate, so the final results haven’t come as any major...
The Diminished SPD and the Steady Greens
After a term in Government together, both the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and Alliance 90/The Greens (the Greens) find themselves in a tricky spot. Both could possibly be needed to form a government after the upcoming election, but would ...
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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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