Who would put their hand up anyway?
Polls Thread Mk III
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Bernardi or Dutton, depends how much lack of compassion you want in power
NTRabbit
Brownlow Medallist
Abbott is popular with the people though, just ask him
Whatever problems Clive Palmer has in his personal and professional life, he at least remains popular in his own seat.
Oh wait, no he doesn't.
Fairfax poll (i.e. Clive's own seat): LNP 50%, ALP 27%, Clive 2%.
Clive's approval rating in Fairfax, 7%.
Oh wait, no he doesn't.
Fairfax poll (i.e. Clive's own seat): LNP 50%, ALP 27%, Clive 2%.
Clive's approval rating in Fairfax, 7%.
GST:
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...k=afcc8e45a8bc1982dd42bcac64f7a937-1454308991
For: 37%
Against 54%
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...k=afcc8e45a8bc1982dd42bcac64f7a937-1454308991
For: 37%
Against 54%
Grat big tax
Toxic tax
Tax on absolutely everything
No one ever taxed their way to prosperity
Toxic tax
Tax on absolutely everything
No one ever taxed their way to prosperity
- GhostWhoVotes @GhostWhoVotes Jan 31
- #Newspoll Increasing the GST to 15%: Support 37 Oppose 54 #auspol
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#Newspoll Preferred PM: Turnbull 59 (-1) Shorten 20 (+6) #auspol
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Newspoll Turnbull: Approve 53 (+1) Disapprove 31 (+1) #auspol
Borry
Protected Species
- Aug 15, 2004
- 8,738
- 2,171
- AFL Club
- Fremantle
- Other Teams
- South Sydney
Don't be like Bill.
Morgan (which has been the most favourable poll for the LNP since Turnbull became leader) shows the first significant drop in the LNP vote, well down from 55-45 to 52.5-47.5
Very little change on primary votes though (Labor up 1, LNP steady), so perhaps this is due to some tweak in Morgans methodology? Or else there's some extreme rounding going on somewhere.
Very little change on primary votes though (Labor up 1, LNP steady), so perhaps this is due to some tweak in Morgans methodology? Or else there's some extreme rounding going on somewhere.
Mal knocked down a notch:
ReachTel (change measured from three weeks ago)
Primaries
Coalition: 48 (-)
ALP: 33 (+1)
Greens: 10 (-1)
2PP
Coalition: 54 (-1)
ALP: 46 (+1)
Approval ratings (Approve-Disapprove)
Turnbull: 39-24, (-14),(+11)
Shorten: 19-50, (+5), (-7)
Preferred PM
Turnbull: 75 (-6)
Shorten: 25 (+6)
ReachTel (change measured from three weeks ago)
Primaries
Coalition: 48 (-)
ALP: 33 (+1)
Greens: 10 (-1)
2PP
Coalition: 54 (-1)
ALP: 46 (+1)
Approval ratings (Approve-Disapprove)
Turnbull: 39-24, (-14),(+11)
Shorten: 19-50, (+5), (-7)
Preferred PM
Turnbull: 75 (-6)
Shorten: 25 (+6)
Ipsos tightens significantly, although like Morgan it was one of the most pro-Coalition polls.
52-48 down from 56-44 late last year.
Interesting to see if this is just the polls reverting to a mean (they're all coalescing around 53-47 now) or a genuine decline in the Coalition's polling.
52-48 down from 56-44 late last year.
Interesting to see if this is just the polls reverting to a mean (they're all coalescing around 53-47 now) or a genuine decline in the Coalition's polling.
rodney hoo
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- Oct 24, 2014
- 2,503
- 1,843
- AFL Club
- Fremantle
I would've preferred Alboneze at the time as well but Shorten has to stick it out now and people have to get behind him, he's very dry but no fool not unlike Howard in certain aspects.
If you're applying that to Albo you could apply that to anyone in the ALP. Not sure that anyone more prominent came out of Rudd/Gillard/Rudd cleaner than he did.
Since when do actual experts in something get to become leaders in this country?
But honestly I think he'd struggle to get there purely based on factional reasons. Factions are still so state based and the ACT doesn't exactly carry a lot of institutional clout within the ALP to say the least. And it's really the same in the Liberals too.
genericusername
Debutant
- Nov 3, 2015
- 58
- 41
- AFL Club
- Sydney
Game on.
Showbags
Norm Smith Medallist
- Jul 21, 2013
- 5,366
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Interesting. The electorate is starting to wise up to the Turnbull strategy of small target, all talk no action government.
His election platform so far is "vote for me as I'm not Tony Abbott". Hopefully these numbers show that the electorate actually want some vision (which quite incredibly is coming from Shorten).
NTRabbit
Brownlow Medallist
Blatantly stolen from Bill Shorten's office
Must admit the slogan does have a certain attraction though for some people.
Problem may be that as the Mad Monk goes about his destruction of Malcolm from the back bench - aided and abetted by the likes of Andrews, Abetts, Bernardi et al - that may not be sufficient to get him across the line.
