The latest fortnightly Morgan face-to-face result has the Coalition’s two-party lead steady at 58-42, although this stability is the result of a correction in the respondent-allocated preference flow after a worst-ever result for Labor last time. On other measures, Labor has in fact gone slightly backwards. Their primary vote is down half a point to 32 per cent with the Coalition up half a point to 48 per cent and the Greens down 1.5 per cent to 11 per cent. The Coalition’s two-party lead when preferences are distributed in accordance with the result of 2010 election has widened from 54.5-45.5 to 55.5-44.5. The poll was conducted over the past two weekends from combined sample of 1990.
david
I wonder if Wilkie is open to voluntary pre commitment. Demetriou said something about discussing that with Wilkie
New thread.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/22/world/africa/in-scramble-for-land-oxfam-says-ugandans-were-pushed-out.html?_r=4&scp=3&sq=uganda&st=cse
So this is Gillards Carbon Tax/ETS future eh?
[If we must have a foreign animal, then why not have a chimp? Everyone loves chimps, right?]
Dan, for you:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/64041833@N04/6184700798/in/photostream
vic
Q&A should be good tonight William McInnes is one bright and very Labor bloke. If you can get a copy of it his book about his childhood growing up in Queensland is a great yarn.
And while I am at it if you want another great read get hold of a copy of “Precious Bodily Fluids” by Charles Waterstreet it is very funny.