Polls Thread Mk III

[Dry Rot]

Turnbull's fall from grace continues unabated. The electorate is finally waking up to what a turd he really is.

The latest Newspoll, taken exclusively for The Australian, reveals the Coalition heads to Christmas with its two-party preferred vote improving from 47 to 48 per cent but still trailing Labor, which has chalked up its sixth successive lead, on 52 per cent. Mr Turnbull’s standing has fallen again with his rating as better prime minister dropping two points to 41 per cent, the lowest level since he toppled Tony Abbott as leader 15 months ago. It has tumbled 18 points over the course of this year.

Mr Turnbull’s margin over Bill Shorten, who currently is favoured by 32 per cent as the preferred prime minister, has plunged from a 39-point lead in January to just nine points....

After an improvement in the previous survey, satisfaction with Mr Turnbull’s performance slid two points in the past fortnight to 32 per cent while dissatisfaction rose one point to 55 per cent, leaving the Prime Minister with a net satisfaction rating of minus 23 points, a deterioration from minus 20 points a fortnight ago. Mr Turnbull’s net satisfaction rating in January was plus 22 points.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...l/news-story/12f2659c283aff92940fff5525b8f04d

 

[Fire]

One can only assume the 32% of people satisfied with Turnbull are lying because they are s**t scared of Abbott.

That's the only theory I can come up with that makes any sense.

 

[moistie]

LNP 48; ALP 52

 

[iluvparis]

What was Tone's net satisfaction rating when he was given the chop?

 

[Pessimistic]

LNP 48; ALP 52

In Govt anywhere today you'd be happy with that

 

[fnar]

...

 

[moistie]

Essential LNP 47 ALP 53

 

[GreyCrow]

 

[moistie]

As you were. Essential LNP 47, ALP 53

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[moistie]

Newspoll LNP 48, ALP 52

 

[Hank Scorpion]

First federal poll of the new year from ReachTel. 54-46 to Labor

 

[Goldenblue]

Good the corrupt Liberals are ****ed

 

[The Old Dark Navy's]

If the LNP swing the changes again, does Shorten have the ability to win a personality contest?

 

[Ice-Wolf]

If the LNP swing the changes again, does Shorten have the ability to win a personality contest?

I don't think that'll be an issue if the LNP play the knife game again.

 

[Fire]

If the LNP swing the changes again, does Shorten have the ability to win a personality contest?

Ordinarily no, but the liberals are all extraordinary.

 

[Pessimistic]

Maybe a miracle will happen and we stop voting like reality TV viewers. They rarely vote the best person as winner

 

[Howard Littlejohn]

If the LNP swing the changes again, does Shorten have the ability to win a personality contest?

Nothing changes from high school student councils to federal government, it all comes down to a personality contest.
Well, there is one change, the good looking one doesn't win - partly because there rarely are any.

 

[Dry Rot]

The Essential poll of 1,015 people shows Labor with a large 54% to 46% lead in two-party-preferred terms

https://www.theguardian.com/austral...bt-system-and-politicians-expenses-poll-shows

 

[moistie]

The Essential poll of 1,015 people shows Labor with a large 54% to 46% lead in two-party-preferred terms

https://www.theguardian.com/austral...bt-system-and-politicians-expenses-poll-shows

As Dry Rot says, ALP 54-46 LNP

 

[Benny78]

2.5 more years of government. Polls could be anything by then.

 

[Fire]

2.5 more years of government. Polls could be anything by then.

The Libs have shown nothing. What could they possibly do?

 

[Ratts of Tobruk]

The Libs have shown nothing. What could they possibly do?

Maybe Turnbull was waiting for Trump to lose so he could tell the party how ill-fated moving right socially and moving left economically would be... Now he's screwed. He should be considering his future options - jumping ship to a corporate or jumping ship to Labor where he wanted to be originally.

 

[VineyIsLORD]

Maybe Turnbull was waiting for Trump to lose so he could tell the party how ill-fated moving right socially and moving left economically would be... Now he's screwed. He should be considering his future options - jumping ship to a corporate or jumping ship to Labor where he wanted to be originally.

Missed oppurtunity that.

Had the ALP accepted him they could have run an amazing team to knock off Howard with Turnbull as leader, Rudd in Foreign Minister, Gillard in Health and Swan or Crean as treasurer.

 

[moistie]

Newspoll LNP 46-54

And third party vote is at a record high of 29%

 

[Fire]

And third party vote is at a record high of 29%

This is huge. Soon it will overtake both of the majors.

This really is an exciting prospect!