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24 August 2026

RNZ poll: Did National make the wrong call keeping Luxon?

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RNZ poll: Did National make the wrong call keeping Luxon?

More voters are saying the caucus got it wrong than right over Christopher Luxon, according to RNZ's new poll.

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