Plain Politics NZ

In Parliament

Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand

11.3%
Party vote
95% 9.7–12.9
13–16
Projected seats
in the House in 100% of runs
$827,618
Campaign ads
Google + Meta
19
MPs travelling
$2,375,711 on travel

Where it polls

Poll tracker

The trend puts Green at 11.3% of the party vote, with a 95% range of 9.712.9%. Clears 5%

Projected seats

Seat projection

Across the simulations Green takes 13–16 seats, and is in the House in 100% of runs.

Green’s positions in its own words, quoted from its published material — 8 of 8 areas. Where it does not state a position, we say so rather than infer one.

Cost of living

The Green Party will take a Tiriti-based approach to financial and material security. We will ensure that the income support system is sufficient, accessible, and dignifying, and recognises unpaid labour.

Livelihoods Policy
Tax

The Green Party’s tax plan will address inequality, tackle corporate greed, and tax income fairly. It will tax the super-rich and mega-corporations, help fund critical social services, and cut income tax for 96% of people — chances are that’s you.

A tax system for all of us
Housing

The Green Party will ensure people’s right to healthy, secure housing.

Housing and Sustainable Communities Policy
Health

All people in Aotearoa will live in a country with improved determinants of health, holistic preventive interventions and comprehensive health services that removes health disparities and promotes equity for the most marginalised groups

Health Policy
Education

The Green Party supports an inclusive, accessible, and democratic education system that enables lifelong learning, empowering people to develop the skills and knowledge to participate effectively in a changing world.

Education Policy
Climate & environment

Tangata whenua and tangata Tiriti seek to mitigate climate harms by prioritising a cultural shift that addresses the root causes of climate change.

Climate Change Policy
Law & order

The Green Party envisages a justice system based on Te Tiriti o Waitangi, tikanga Māori and te ao Māori values. We will prioritise restorative justice, rehabilitation, and community responses to offending.

Justice Policy
Treaty & Māori affairs

We support the mutually agreed resolution of, and restitution for, all outstanding historical and contemporary breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and acknowledge a Crown obligation to prevent ongoing and further breaches, including degradation of our environment and the loss of biodiversity.

Te Tiriti o Waitangi Policy

Quoted from the Green Party's individual topic policy pages; the cost-of-living position is from its Livelihoods (income support) policy.

Campaign advertising

Advertising spend
$407,600
Google
$420,018
Meta
$827,618
Total

Declared donations

Electoral Commission →

In 2025 Green declared $883,929 in donations over $5,000 with the donor named — from 42 donors. Donations at or below that are real money but are disclosed only as a total, so this is a floor, not the whole.

Largest donors

The caucus

Expenses