And it's not even close.īack then a full Sky City Theatre supporting ACT was but a dream. Over the past six years, we have been the fastest growing political movement in New Zealand. That's more people giving ACT their money than gave us their Party Vote in 2017.
You are the life-blood of the change this country needs to see.ġ3,370 Kiwis have made a financial contribution to ACT in the last three years. and they deserve our thanks as well.īehind them are thousands and thousands of Kiwis who've joined our movement. We are lucky that talented people from all over the country come to work for ACT. But excel as the tightest, most focused team in Parliament. The second was the way they decided to make it work.Īctually, not just make it work. The first was they got elected against all odds, and every political commentator's prediction. I could go through all our candidates and especially our caucus. Let's hear it for the next MP for Tamaki!
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the housing market, mental health and economic survival are better solved on the foundations of free enterprise, rather than state control. It will show that the big problems faced by Kiwis under thirty in the environment. While extending that freedom to body and mind. It will show that you can be in favour of less tax. It will be a change for the better for all New Zealand. Her success won't just be a change for the better for 70,000 or so people in that electorate who deserve better representation. I believe she will be the next MP for Tamaki. She represents the very best of the classic, Kiwi values that built this country. She represents another generation realising that you can't fix the climate. She gives me hope that our party and our values will have a long future. The Herald ranked our youngest MP number one ahead of all MPs who entered Parliament in 2020. Now, that is what Real Change looks like.īrooke gives me hope, and not just for the long-suffering Electorate of Tamaki. With real answers to the challenges we face.
She is someone I'd trust to deal to the crooks. But she does understand what lawlessness means for children growing up in this country. No, Nicole has no real-world experience of being a criminal. Because she's part Māori and he's Cambodian. She speaks as a woman that Labour wants to receive different healthcare from her husband. When Karen talks about how this Government is dividing New Zealand. They are the only credible rural New Zealanders in politics today. If that sounds obvious wait until you hear about the other farmers in Parliament. And she understands just how seriously red tape and over-regulation holds back innovation.Īndrew and Mark are farmers who milk cows. When she talks about productivity, she's built a successful manufacturing business. Parmjeet Parmar is a scientist and businesswomen. He's actually worked to clean up the environment in his jobs in waste management and infrastructure. he's someone who's done waste management, and I don't just mean mulching Chlöe Swarbrick's word salads. It's just as well, ACT's talent is as real as the problems New Zealand faces. Is it too late to call it 'ACT's got talent?'
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