• @schzztl
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    • @DaveMA
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      TPM isn’t trying to get votes from the general population. They are trying to get votes from Māori.

      Over 50% of the prison population are Māori. There’s a high chance that Māori voters know someone that has been to prison, and there’s a good chance that many believe they never should have been there.

      I think TPM have been around long enough to do some opinion polling and testing of waters before announcing a policy like this. There’s a good chance it’s a popular policy with the voters they are targeting.

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        • @DaveMA
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          Personally I’d like to see three or four parties on either side of the spectrum get enough votes to hold seats. so that parties have options to form a government. The idea that if you don’t want Labour then you have to vote National/Act is damaging I think, and is pushing many people to vote against their own beliefs.

    • @Ilovethebomb
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      Labour needs to nut up and rule out working with them, in my view, or else they will drag the whole left down with them. I don’t think it will happen with Chippy in charge though.