A historic political poll has shown that both New Zealand’s National and Labour parties have fallen below 30% support for the first time ever, according to a survey by the Taxpayers’ Union and Curia. The findings suggest a potential shift in the country’s political landscape, with the coalition parties possibly regaining ground. The poll indicates that National, traditionally one of the two main parties, is weaker compared to Act and New Zealand First, which are part of the coalition. This development comes amid growing public dissatisfaction with the current government’s performance on key issues such as economic management and social policies. The survey highlights a significant drop in support for both major parties, raising questions about the future direction of New Zealand’s political strategy. As the results gain attention, analysts are closely watching how this could influence upcoming political decisions and alliances.