Labour and National even in tight New Zealand election race: Roy Morgan pollWELLINGTON (Reuters) - Support for New Zealand s opposition Labour Party was neck-and-neck with the National Party, a poll showed, threatening the center-right government s decade-long grip on power.  Backing for Labour had surged 7 points to 39.5 percent, virtually even with National on 40 percent, a Roy Morgan Poll showed on Friday.  The result highlights the unusually tight race to the vote on Sept. 23, with surveys by separate pollsters this week showing both National and Labour in the lead.  The narrow gap between the major parties means the final outcome of the election will be decided by the second string parties   and it is here that Labour has a decisive edge,  Gary Morgan, the pollster s executive chair, said on its website. Labour s possible coalition partner, the Green Party, posted support of 9 percent, putting the pair in a strong position to form a government with the smaller M ori Party, whose support was 2 percent. The nationalist New Zealand First Party dropped 2.75 points to just 6 percent, making it less likely that Labour would need the populist party to form a government. worldnews
labour national even tight new zealand election race roy morgan pollwellington reuters support new zealand opposition labour party national party poll showed threatening government grip power backing labour surged points percent virtually even national percent roy morgan poll showed friday the result highlights unusually tight race vote surveys separate posters week showing national labour lead the narrow gap major parties means final outcome election decided second string parties labour decisive edge gary morgan poster executive chair said website labour possible coalition partner green party posted support percent putting pair strong position form government smaller m ori party whose support percent the nationalist new zealand first party dropped points percent making less likely labour would need populist party form government worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Labour and National even in tight New Zealand election race: Roy Morgan pollWELLINGTON (Reuters) - Support for New Zealand s opposition Labour Party was neck-and-neck with the National Party, a poll showed, threatening the center-right government s decade-long grip on power.  Backing for Labour had surged 7 points to 39.5 percent, virtually even with National on 40 percent, a Roy Morgan Poll showed on Friday.  The result highlights the unusually tight race to the vote on Sept. 23, with surveys by separate pollsters this week showing both National and Labour in the lead.  The narrow gap between the major parties means the final outcome of the election will be decided by the second string parties   and it is here that Labour has a decisive edge,  Gary Morgan, the pollster s executive chair, said on its website. Labour s possible coalition partner, the Green Party, posted support of 9 percent, putting the pair in a strong position to form a government with the smaller M ori Party, whose support was 2 percent. The nationalist New Zealand First Party dropped 2.75 points to just 6 percent, making it less likely that Labour would need the populist party to form a government. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: labour national even tight new zealand election race roy morgan pollwellington reuters support new zealand opposition labour party national party poll showed threatening government grip power backing labour surged points percent virtually even national percent roy morgan poll showed friday the result highlights unusually tight race vote surveys separate posters week showing national labour lead the narrow gap major parties means final outcome election decided second string parties labour decisive edge gary morgan poster executive chair said website labour possible coalition partner green party posted support percent putting pair strong position form government smaller m ori party whose support percent the nationalist new zealand first party dropped points percent making less likely labour would need populist party form government worldnews