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Mana leader Hone Harawira is counting on Labour voters to give him back Te Taitokerau.
He’s disregarding a Reid Research-Maori TV poll taken early in the month putting him at 30 percent, a massive 37 percent behind incumbent Kelvin Davis.
He says what has changed is Labour’s leadership spill that put his opponent at number two on the Labour list.
"People all around the north now are getting the feeling 'Why can't we have two for one, Kelvin is already in there, a vote for Hone means we get two MPs for Taitokerau," Mr Harawira says.
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