Labor faces annihilation at the Victorian election
The latest opinion polls suggest that the Victorian Labor government faces a crushing defeat at this month’s state election on 28 November. The DemosAU/PremierNational poll shows Labor’s share of the primary vote has plummeted by seven points to just 18%, trailing the Coalition on 33% and One Nation on 21%. The Greens have almost drawn The post Labor faces annihilation at the Victorian election…
The Victorian state election is scheduled for 28 November. According to MacroBusiness, a DemosAU/PremierNational poll suggests the Labor government faces a significant defeat, with its primary vote dropping seven points to 18%. That poll shows the Coalition at 33% and One Nation at 21%.
The Conversation AU reports that recent polls indicate the Coalition is gaining to establish a large lead over Labor. In a national Resolve poll conducted November 2–7, Labor received 28% of the primary vote, while One Nation received 25% and the Coalition received 22%. The Conversation AU also notes that economic perceptions appear to be impacting Labor.
Crikey reports that undecided readers in key seats were asked about the issues that would influence their votes ahead of the election.
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