In a significant shift in voter sentiment, the Coalition has overtaken Labor in New South Wales (NSW) and extended its lead in Queensland, according to recent polls. This marks the first time the Coalition has led over Labor in NSW, the most populous state, during this campaign period. The improvement in the Coalition's standings comes as Labor's nationwide lead narrows to a two-party-preferred vote of 51-49. The loss of support for Labor in NSW and Queensland, if reflected in the upcoming election, could severely impact Labor's chances of securing a second term. Additionally, Labor is facing challenges in retaining younger voters, who are increasingly turning to the Greens, and is losing ground in what is considered Middle Australia.
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It's fascinating to see the political tide turn in Australia; it really underscores the importance of parties addressing the concerns of voters across the board.
Finally, people are seeing the light and getting tired of Labor's empty promises – it's time to get Australia back on track with the Coalition.
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Labor bleeds younger voters to Greens and loses Middle Australia
https://theaustralian.com.au/commentary/labor-bleeds-younger-vot…
Thirdly, Labor is continuing to lose ground in the largest and most crucial state – NSW. The Coalition, again for the first time since the election, is outpolling Labor on a two-party-preferred basis at 51-49. This is a trend Labor can ill-afford to have...
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Newspoll: Coalition narrows gap over Labor nationwide, takes lead in must-win NSW
https://thenightly.com.au/politics/newspoll-coalition-narrows-ga…
If the figures translate on election day, Labor’s chances of being elected for a second term would be significantly damaged, with six seats held by Government MPs in NSW on a margin... as the Coalition grew its lead in Queensland, where Mr Dutton...
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Newspoll: Coalition ahead of Labor in NSW and Queensland
https://dailytelegraph.com.au/news/national/newspoll-coalition-a…
Labor leads the Coalition on a reduced two-party-preferred vote of 51-49, but with two seats in NSW and possibly one in Queensland hanging in the balance. Labor still leads in Victoria and South Australia. The poll shows Labor is losing support among...
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