The article critically examines the Opportunity Party's rebranding, leadership branding, and consistent failure to deliver on evidence-based, voter-attractive policies, arguing that its unconventional identity undermines its credibility and electoral prospects.
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driven by data, not slogans or political ideology
\\ \\ 28 October 2025\\ \\ Blog\\ \\ **Democracy already in use against drug harm – why can’t politicians do the same?** \\ \\ This project has shown that New Zealand citizens can build consensus collectively, and reach sensible and nuanced solutions to reducing harm from drugs, with empathy, evidence, and health at their core.\\ \\ Can our politicians step up and do the same?\\ \\ D\\ \\ Dr. Rose Crossina consistent lack of empirical grounding in party strategy and messaging
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