Labor’s primary vote drops three points in the latest Resolve Strategic poll, as One Nation recovers its lead over the Coalition.
The latest monthly Resolve Strategic poll for Nine Newspapers has Labor down three points on the primary vote to 29%, as One Nation moves back ahead of the Coalition after the latter drew level in the poll conducted amid last month’s leadership change, respectively being up a point to 24% and down a point to 22%. The Greens are up one point to 12%. No two-party preferred result is provided, but my own estimate based on previous election preferences has Labor’s with a lead over the Coalition of somewhere between 52-48 and 53-47.
This is the first Resolve Strategic poll to gauge personal ratings for Angus Taylor, who has a combined very good and rating of 35% compared with 26% for poor and very poor, compared with 27% and 50% for Sussan Ley in the last poll. Anthony Albanese is respectively up one to 36% and down three to 52%. He leads Taylor 35-31 on preferred prime minister, compared with 38-22 over Ley a month ago. The poll had a sample of 1803, and was presumably conducted
Author: William Bowe