A New Zealand poll has reportedly found that around two-thirds of respondents support a wealth tax, according to the source article. The survey also asked which political party respondents felt was most capable of managing the issues facing the country.
According to the source, Labour led on the top five issues and on 10 of the remaining 15 issues, which included education, taxation, immigration, household debt and transport. The same article states that Labour's control of the main issues is slipping.
Because the full survey details — including the pollster, sample size, margin of error and fieldwork dates — were not available in the source material, these figures could not be independently verified at the time of publication. Readers should treat the numbers as reported by the source rather than as confirmed data.
No additional verified information about the poll or its methodology was available. This article will be updated if further details are confirmed.
