Polling Booth

Another week, more issues. Winston Peters is out of his ministerial position and has now lost much of his 'baubles of office'. Helen Clark seems to have made some serious political slips of late and, surprisingly, this even shows up in this week's EdulectionElection poll!

While in the first two weeks we have posted the EdulectionElection results, Labour has been fairly even with the Greens, this week it's kind of slipped to the Greens. Of course our tiny sample aside, it does show us which way our readers generally think. The graph is at the bottom of this post. Remember our poll is nowhere near representative, highly biased and doesn't even account for the MMP system but it's still cool to see who our readers support.

The poll has also been reset so if you've voted before, please vote again. If you're reading via RSS, come cast your vote and let us know. It's completely anonymous and just for fun.

This week Edulection welcomed our first outside-writer onboard - our resident sex-blogger, Curvaceous Dee who wrote a post on Civil Unions. If you'd like to write for Edulection please just drop us a line and tell us what you'd like to write about.

This week's outside link is from YouTube. You can watch the question time debate between Winston Peters and Rodney Hide from early last week. Good stuff, but be warned, it's over 30 minutes long.