Friend,

New Zealand First surges up 3.7 points to 9.8% in this week's Curia poll. Read about it here.

This result would translate to 12 New Zealand First MPs, giving our voters a major position in Parliament and a decisive voice around the Cabinet table.

New Zealanders are also throwing their support behind Winston. Our leader was up in the polls for Preferred Prime Minister as well, leaping 1.3 percentage points to 9.3% putting him firmly ahead of the Greens and ACT leaders.

It is clear that Winston's no nonsense approach and his track record of delivering for our country is appealing to New Zealanders. Let's keep up the support for him and for the party.

We are grateful to every New Zealander who has stood by us. You believe in what we stand for. You keep the faith. And now, the momentum is building.

In case you missed it, here's what we are doing:

Restoring national pride: We’re bringing back the New Zealand Flag as the primary flag on government buildings.

Cash is King: We’re protecting your right to use cash and resisting the march toward a cashless society.

Law and order: We’re delivering on our commitments – cracking down on violent crime, protecting first responders, and restoring consequences for criminals.

Backing regional NZ: We’re pushing for mining and natural resource development – to create jobs, generate wealth, and revitalise our heartland.

Listening to you: Our MPs are hitting the road as part of our 2025 Members’ Tour – meeting Kiwis, hearing your concerns, and taking your voice back to Parliament.

Friend, at the 2023 election, New Zealand First secured 6% of the vote and 8 MPs. Now we’re knocking on the door of 10% – and that means more influence, more results, and a stronger voice for everyday New Zealanders.

This is your moment to join the movement. We’re building a powerful grassroots organisation – and we need you with us.

Our members and volunteers are the lifeblood of everything we do. If you’ve ever thought about getting involved – now is the time.

👉 Join New Zealand First today
👉 Chip in to grow the movement

Together, we’re taking back our country.

Regards,

Julian Paul

New Zealand First President