Exclusive: Voters have turned against the Coalition across the country’s three biggest states, exposing the government to defeat | CroweDM
Voters have turned against the Coalition across the country’s three biggest states in a powerful trend since the last election that exposes the government to defeat but also reveals a challenge for Labor in lifting its support in Victoria and Queensland.
Labor has also lost ground in Victoria, where its primary vote has fallen from 37 to 34 per cent since the last election, at a time when the Greens have surged ahead and independent candidates are gaining supporters and donations to their campaigns. “On these numbers, Labor will gain a two-party preferred swing to them in all states, but that will be just as much a result of the preferences they gain from minor parties like the Greens than direct gains from the Coalition,” said Resolve director Jim Reed.Advertisement
Labor also faces challenges in Victoria because its primary vote has fallen from 37 per cent at the election to 34 per cent in the new analysis, undercutting talk within the party of winning the east Melbourne seat of Chisholm from the Coalition, which holds it by just 0.5 per cent.
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