'Optimistic': Opportunity's Qiulae Wong on the party's latest poll result
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Opportunity's not letting polling figures get it down.
The latest Taxpayers’ Union-Curia poll has the Party slipping below the Parliament threshold - on 4.5 percent.
National leads at 29, Labour's down to 25.9, but the Greens have climbed to 13.9, ACT is at 10.5 percent and NZ First is on 8.4.
Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong says they'll keep working to earn Kiwis' trust.
"If we can't get anywhere with that largest party, if they're not going to agree to those things, then we will go and speak to the next largest party."
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