Towards Consensus?: The 1993 Election and Referendum in NZ

· Auckland University Press
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280
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Based on a nationwide survey of voters, this is a study of the historic 1993 New Zealand general election and referendum. It seeks to explain why New Zealanders made the choices they did - an extremely narrow majority for the National Party and a decision to shift to MMP representation.
Based on a nationwide survey of voters, this is a study of the historic 1993 New Zealand general election and referendum. It seeks to explain why New Zealanders made the choices they did - an extremely narrow majority for the National Party and a decision to shift to MMP representation.

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About the author

Jack Vowles is a professor and Peter Aimer is an honorary research fellow/lecturer in the Political Studies Department of the University of Auckland.
Jack Vowles is a professor and Peter Aimer is an honorary research fellow/lecturer in the Political Studies Department of the University of Auckland.

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