I came across this, which is a straw poll. However the results are not as I >would expect, not that I have seen any studies on the amount (%) of swinging >voters.Interesting. I think the last link is valid and I argely agree with it.
The 44.9% seems very high to me.
This might be accounted for the fact that the question is "Will your vote be >vastly different this year?"
However in the UK it is 33%, has been up to 43%. Can not find swing voter
for NZ.
https://theconversation.com/how-many-voters-really-switch-parties-in-british-elections-what-the-evidence-tells-us-127690
On side line, this is a good summing up. All parties need to take heed of
the message.
https://www.gisborneherald.co.nz/column/campaign-promises-rarely-swing-an-election
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