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New AFR RedBridge poll shows Labor under pressure as Albanese and Chalmers hit record lows
What happened
The poll of 1000 voters indicates Labor's primary vote has remained at its lowest recorded level, while One Nation has taken the lead in the primary vote, 29% to 28%. Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers have both reached record lows in their personal standings, with Albanese's net favourability dropping 10 points to minus 27% and Chalmers' down 9 points to minus 23%. The Labor government is trailing rivals on most major issues except healthcare.
Why it matters
The poll suggests the government is facing significant public discontent, with voters expressing concerns about the cost of living, healthcare, housing affordability, and economic management. This could impact the government's ability to address key issues and maintain public trust.
Key facts
- Labor's primary vote remains at its lowest level
- Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers have reached record lows in their personal standings
- Concern about economic management has jumped 7 points to 21%
- One Nation leads in the primary vote, 29% to 28%
- The Labor government trails rivals on most major issues except healthcare.
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