The post-Budget poll has National, New Zealand First and ACT able to form a government - but only just.
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Coalition colleagues Winston Peters, Christopher Luxon and David Seymour.
There has been no post-Budget bump for the coalition government in a new poll.
The monthly Taxpayers' Union poll conducted by Curia - the traditional National Party pollster - has National, New Zealand First and ACT able to form a government - but only just.
The coalition would have a 62-seat majority - one more than the 61 seats required - which is the same result it received in this poll last month.
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