Labor’s slide continues in federal polls, as special DemosAU poll has Coalition winning just nine seats
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- Summary
- The article compiles multiple political polls and public opinion surveys from Australian organizations, discussing electoral standings, voter preferences, and attitudes toward foreign policy issues. It presents data on party performance, consumer confidence, and public sentiment without overtly advocating for or against specific political positions.
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“A DemosAU MRP poll has One Nation winning 52 of the 150 House seats and the Coalition just nine.”
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— No relevant evidence found in archive to verify DemosAU MRP poll results
“A Victorian poll has the Coalition gaining a 52–48 lead over Labor.”
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“One Nation won 22.2% of the statewide primary vote, beating the Liberals (19.1%).”
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— No evidence found in archive to verify One Nation's primary vote share
“Morgan’s consumer confidence has fallen steeply in the last four weeks to a record low of 63.1”
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“Labor led One Nation by 53–47, a two-point gain for One Nation.”
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— No evidence found in archive to verify YouGov poll results
“Labor led the Coalition by 54–46, a one-point gain for the Coalition.”
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— No evidence found in archive to confirm YouGov poll results
“Labor received 31% of the primary vote in the Essential poll (up one since the late February Essential poll).”
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“The Coalition led Labor by 47–46 including undecided (48–47 previously) in the Essential poll.”
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“Anthony Albanese’s net approval slumped six points to -12, with 51% disapproving and 39% approving.”
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“Respondents disapproved of the US and Israel’s decision to initiate strikes on Iran by 42–26.”
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— No evidence found in archive to confirm public opinion on Iran strikes
“The Greens received 13.5% of the primary vote in the Morgan poll.”
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“Others received 5% of the primary vote in the Essential poll.”
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“Labor received 27% of the primary vote according to the Morgan poll.”
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“The Greens received 13% of the primary vote in the YouGov poll.”
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“Labor is projected to win 34 seats in the South Australian lower house according to the Poll Bludger's count.”
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“Independents received 6% of the primary vote in the YouGov poll.”
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“Labor has 4.46 quotas in the South Australian upper house according to the Poll Bludger's count.”
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“Respondents believed Premier Chris Minns handled protests over the Israeli President's visit well by 54–18.”
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“The Greens received 12% of the primary vote in the DemosAU MRP poll.”
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“The Coalition led Labor by 52–48 in the Victorian Freshwater poll.”
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“Others received 11% of the primary vote in the DemosAU MRP poll.”
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“Others received 10.5% of the primary vote in the Morgan poll.”
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“Labor is projected to win 83 seats in the DemosAU MRP poll.”
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“Respondents prioritized strengthening relationships with middle powers over maintaining ties with the US by 65–35.”
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“Respondents supported Australia staying out of the Iran situation entirely by 61–13.”
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“The Greens received 14% of the primary vote in the Victorian Freshwater poll.”
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“The Greens received 10% of the primary vote in the Essential poll.”
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“Respondents supported the Sydney-Newcastle fast train project by 49–18.”
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