This morning's Herald-DigiPoll survey showing the Internet Mana Party would get two seats in Parliament means the electoral alliance has made it to "first base" but still needs to hit a home run, Internet Party Leader Laila Harré says.
The poll had the combined Internet Mana Party at 1.4 per cent which would take Ms Harré - who is second on the party list behind Mana Leader Hone Harawira - into Parliament, assuming Mr Harawira holds his Te Tai Tokerau seat in September.
"That will give others confidence in voting for us in September," Ms Harré told the Herald.
"What I'm very pleased about is that the Internet Mana alliance is cementing itself into people's consciousness and people can have confidence that their party votes for Internet Mana won't be wasted."
However she didn't agree with suggestions that Internet Mana's support was coming at the expense of the Green Party whose support fell by two points.