Newspoll: 51-49 to Coalition

Scott Morrison records another personal best approval rating, as Newspoll maintains its stable-to-a-fault record on voting intention.

The Australian reports the latest Newspoll has the Coalition’s lead at 51-49, unchanged on three weeks ago. On the primary vote, the Coalition is steady at 42%, Labor up a point to 35%, the Greens down one to 11% and One Nation down one to 3%. Scott Morrison records another personal best on leader ratings, his approval up two to 68% and disapproval down two to 27%, while Anthony Albanese is now at 42% on both approval and disapproval, which are respectively up by one and two. Morrison’s lead as preferred prime minister is at 58-26, out from 56-26. The poll was conducted Wednesday to Saturday from a sample of 1521.

Author: William Bowe

William Bowe is a Perth-based election analyst and occasional teacher of political science. His blog, The Poll Bludger, has existed in one form or another since 2004, and is one of the most heavily trafficked websites on Australian politics.

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  2. “Donaghy declared that “Melbourne is not Wuhan””
    Quite right. I believe Wuhan has less community transmission than Melbourne has at the moment.

  4. If Moselmane isn’t the subject of the ASIO investigation why has he been thrown out of the ALP and why do they want to suspend him from Parliament?

    I have no idea whether Mr Moselmane is the target of the ASIO investigation. However, the ALP have been trying to get rid of him for some time as he is a liability, and wasting the opportunity would be folly.

  6. Bloody hell! So Downer thinks that lying should be allowed. Fletcher accused Trioli of quoting from the Greens when she argued with his bodgy figures, too, which riled her.

    Alexander Downer
    @AlexanderDowner
    7h
    I’m going to advise the government not to participate in @QandA One minister and all the rest are political opponents. Better to leave it entirely as a @AustralianLabor @Greens show. The one @LiberalAus guest is only there to be denigrated.

  7. lizzie @ #807 Tuesday, June 30th, 2020 – 4:28 am

    Bloody hell! So Downer thinks that lying should be allowed. Fletcher accused Trioli of quoting from the Greens when she argued with his bodgy figures, too, which riled her.

    Alexander Downer
    @AlexanderDowner
    7h
    I’m going to advise the government not to participate in @QandA One minister and all the rest are political opponents. Better to leave it entirely as a @AustralianLabor @Greens show. The one @LiberalAus guest is only there to be denigrated.

    They normally have to if they want to tell their story. 🙂

  9. ‘@deniseshrivell
    The biggest direct threat to us from an overseas interest – comes through dominant US media ownership & how they use this dominance #auspol
    Quote Tweet

    Paul Smith
    @SaysSmithy
    · 9h
    The Prime Minister will unveil a 10-year funding commitment to enhance cyber security tomorrow, including $470 million to create more than 500 new jobs within the Australian Signals Directorate: https://afr.com/politics/federal/pm-goes-on-billion-dollar-cyber-war-footing-amid-china-tensions-20200629-p5579w

  10. Steve777 @ #794 Monday, June 29th, 2020 – 10:55 pm

    Didn’t watch Q&A. Preferred to watch a repeat of Inspector George Gently.

    From comments here, it looks as though this Paul Fletcher character has attended the circular breathing training that the PM and other Liberals seem to have had.

    Can’t bring myself to watch repeats of Gently…having seen how it all ends for him in the last episode ever I just find it too sad…or something…..

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