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Newspoll Shows Strong Support For PM Albanese

AUSTRALIA

The final Newspoll survey for the year published by The Australian shows that PM Albanese’s support is at its highest since he became PM after a week where his industrial relations changes and anti-corruption organisation were passed through parliament.

  • The primary vote for the governing Labor Party rose 1pp to 39% and is more than 6pp higher than its May election result of 32.6%. The opposition Coalition’s primary vote was unchanged at 35% after 35.7% at the election but 4pp higher than the September survey.
  • Newspoll’s two-party-preferred result was unchanged at 55-45% in favour of the government.
  • The Greens showed an unchanged primary vote of 11% and on the right One Nation with 6%. Other small parties, including independents, fell further to 8% to be at their lowest since the election.
  • PM Albanese saw a 5pp increase to 59% as the preferred PM whereas Opposition leader Dutton fell 3pp to 24%.
    - The Australian
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