"I moved a formal motion of confidence in my leadership, Luxon told reporters. That motion was passed, confirming what I have been saying: I have the support of my caucus as their leader."
"Everyday Kiwis will not be losing sleep over political sideshows here in Wellington. They'll be thinking about their mortgage, their kids' education, and the safety and security of their community."
"Luxon did not mention the flagging public support for him and the National party. In a poll released on Sunday, just 16% of New Zealanders listed Luxon as their preferred leader."
Christopher Luxon, New Zealand's prime minister, survived a leadership vote six months before the national election despite ongoing poor opinion polls. He called for the vote during a caucus meeting, which lasted over two hours. Afterward, Luxon stated that the motion of confidence in his leadership was passed, confirming his support from the caucus. He criticized media speculation about his leadership and emphasized that everyday New Zealanders are concerned with practical issues rather than political drama. Recent polls indicate a significant decline in public support for Luxon and the National party.
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