Christopher Luxon leadership speculation: Why rolling a PM is so rare – Audrey Young

Discussion surrounding the potential removal of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is increasing but remains unlikely, as leadership changes are rare and disruptive in New Zealand politics. Currently, Luxon’s popularity and the National Party’s polling numbers do not present a compelling reason for such a significant shift, with the last instance of a Prime Minister being ousted occurring in 1997.

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