Support for Anthony Albanese government plunges in the states that helped secure a Labor victory
Daily MailHowever, the opposition lost support in NSW and SA Support for Anthony Albanese and his government has fallen in the states that helped secure Labor an election victory, as males and younger voters turn away from his government. Support for the Albanese government has fallen in the lead-up to the Voice to Parliament referendum In Western Australia, a state crucial for Labor's majority government in 2022, the Liberal party increased its primary vote by five points to 38 per cent. In New South Wales, the Coalition's primary vote dropped by one point to 34 per cent, while Labor's remained stable at 38 per cent. In South Australia, the Coalition's primary vote decreased by five points to 30 per cent, while Labor's increased by two points to 40 per cent. Despite the slightly better results for the Coalition, Mr Albanese still remains far ahead of Peter Dutton as preferred Prime Minister Nationally, the poll also shows the government's primary vote has dropped two points to 36 per cent while the opposition's has risen by two points from 33 to 35 per cent.
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