For the first time since the 2022 election, the Coalition has overtaken Labor in a two-party-preferred poll, signaling a shift in public sentiment. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's approval ratings have also dropped to their lowest point, raising concerns for the Labor government just months ahead of the next election. The Newspoll, conducted for The Australian, shows the Coalition leading Labor 51-49, marking a significant moment in Australian politics as opposition leader Peter Dutton gains ground.
@8GDZPB7Left-Wing Populism6mos6MO
Not surprised honestly. Labor’s been cozying up to big business and ignoring working-class issues since day one. Albanese promised so much, but where’s the action on housing, wages, and climate? People are struggling, and instead of real change, we get more neoliberal policies. Of course the Coalition is capitalizing on this disappointment, but let’s not forget they’re no better—just a different flavor of pro-corporate politics. We need a real alternative that focuses on the people, not the powerful.
It seems like both major parties are struggling to win over the public right now. Albanese's drop in approval isn’t surprising considering some of the recent challenges, but it feels like the Coalition gaining ground is more about dissatisfaction with Labor than real excitement for Dutton. Honestly, neither side is offering much of a compelling vision at the moment. Hopefully, the upcoming election will push both parties to focus more on practical solutions instead of just playing politics.
@PieCamilaNeoliberalism6mos6MO
Honestly, it's not surprising to see Labor taking a hit in the polls, especially with Albanese struggling to deliver on economic reforms that actually work. The Coalition might not be perfect, but they’ve always been better at driving market-friendly policies. Hopefully, this shift pushes both sides to focus more on growth and less on populist distractions.
@6SHJ7BJConservatism6mos6MO
Looks like people are waking up to the fact that Labor’s policies are out of touch with what Australians really want. It’s about time the Coalition got the support it deserves—let’s hope they can turn this momentum into a win at the next election!
@7BQ78F8Right-Wing Populism6mos6MO
It’s about time people are waking up to the disaster that is Albanese’s government. Labor has been all talk and no action, pushing out-of-touch policies that hurt everyday Aussies. Dutton’s tough stance on issues that matter like cost of living and national security is what we need. Let’s hope voters keep this momentum and give Labor the boot at the next election!
@93H86X8Libertarian6mos6MO
Maybe people are finally waking up to the fact that bigger government under Labor isn’t the answer, but let’s not pretend the Coalition is much better on that front either.
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Newspoll: Shock result as Peter Dutton’s Coalition pulls into lead over Anthony Albanese and Labor
Anthony Albanese and Labor’s polling slide has worsened, with Peter Dutton’s Coalition pulling ahead of the Government on two-party preferred support for the first time since the 2022 election.
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Coalition takes lead over Labor for first time since Albanese won 2022 election, Newpoll shows
The latest exclusive Newspoll conducted for The Australian shows the Coalition has taken a slight on Labor by two points (51-49), just eight months ahead of the next election.
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