NZElectionStudy

Official account of the New Zealand Election Study (NZES), a collaboration of researchers from NZ universities investigating political behaviour and elections.

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🧵The New Zealand Social Media Study (NZSMS) has released first results from their 2023 election campaign study - A thread featuring some results 🧵 The full report on week 1 of the data collection can be found here: https://t.co/Bjzs5lqyJp (1/18 )

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👇Some insights on how New Zealanders used the internet to inform themselves about politics during the 2020 election campaign based on @NZElectionStudy data from two talks of @MonaKrewel 👇

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Some insights from her trainings on internet use in campaigns based on data from the @NZElectionStudy: The internet is an important political information source for New Zealanders and Facebook the most dominant social media network for political information purposes (2/9)

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And, of course, thanks to our wonderful study participants - it wouldn't be possible without you taking time to do the survey!

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The NZES was at the #NZPSA 2021-2022 online National Conference this week. We'd like to thank the organisers for bringing us together - we hosted two panels - kicked off by Greaves, Oldfield and Vowles on the methods behind the study and the challenges we face heading into 2023

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We are in the process of getting our chapter drafts ready for the forthcoming election study book (and data ready for release) - and thanks to those who attended this week. Thanks again to the organisers - and we look forward to sharing the results with you when they are ready

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Jacinda Ardern delays New Zealand’s election to allow conventional campaigning – but where are voters really getting information?

https://t.co/n4gWL9bb2l