Azaria Howell: Will the recent Luxon saga impact National in the polls?
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Christopher Luxon doesn't believe voters will punish his party in the polls after he survived another confidence vote.
Chris Penk has been sacked from Cabinet after Luxon claimed he was behind yesterday's leadership challenge.
Penk's since announced he won't seek re-election in November.
Senior Ministers Chris Bishop and Erica Stanford deny involvement in the coup attempt, and are pledging support to Luxon.
Newstalk ZB reporter Azaria Howell says Luxon claimed the party dealt with the issue in-house, and they'll be moving on.
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- Stanford denies having leadership ambitions when refusing to express confidence in PM
- Chris Penk won’t seek re-election after Luxon sacks him over leadership challenge
- PM confident Stanford and Bishop weren't involved in leadership challenge
- Who backs Luxon? Erica Stanford silent as Nats return for caucus meeting
- 'Debilitating': Former National Minister on what Luxon leadership challenge means for party
- Barry Soper: It'll be interesting to see what Luxon does from here
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