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Labor facing significant election defeat, says Newspoll | Labor facing significant election defeat, says Newspoll |
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Tony Abbott has pulled away from Julia Gillard as Australia's preferred prime minister, according to the latest Newspoll in The Australian. | Tony Abbott has pulled away from Julia Gillard as Australia's preferred prime minister, according to the latest Newspoll in The Australian. |
Abbott has improved three points in the two weeks since the last poll to achieve a 43% result amongst voters, while Gillard has weakened four points to 35%. | Abbott has improved three points in the two weeks since the last poll to achieve a 43% result amongst voters, while Gillard has weakened four points to 35%. |
The poll shows voters are sticking with the Coalition as the September elections nears, with the opposition's primary vote improving three points to 49% - a three month high - compared to Labor's 30%, down one point. | The poll shows voters are sticking with the Coalition as the September elections nears, with the opposition's primary vote improving three points to 49% - a three month high - compared to Labor's 30%, down one point. |
On a two party preferred basis, the opposition holds a commanding 16 point lead - 58% (up two points) to Labor's 42% (down two points). | On a two party preferred basis, the opposition holds a commanding 16 point lead - 58% (up two points) to Labor's 42% (down two points). |
Based on preference flows at the last election, Labor would lose 35 seats and be swept away with a uniform 8% swing against it across Australia. | Based on preference flows at the last election, Labor would lose 35 seats and be swept away with a uniform 8% swing against it across Australia. |
Fairfax Media has also seen internal Labor polling that shows Treasurer Wayne Swan would be amongst those to lose their seats. | Fairfax Media has also seen internal Labor polling that shows Treasurer Wayne Swan would be amongst those to lose their seats. |
The Queensland polling is believed to show his primary vote has collapsed to just 28%, compared to 41% at the last election. | The Queensland polling is believed to show his primary vote has collapsed to just 28%, compared to 41% at the last election. |
A "worst case" scenario indicates former prime minister Kevin Rudd could be Labor's last man standing in Queensland. | A "worst case" scenario indicates former prime minister Kevin Rudd could be Labor's last man standing in Queensland. |
A Herald Sun poll backs up Newspoll, saying Labor is looking over an abyss with even safe seats such as Isaac in Victoria, held by Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus with a 10.4% margin, likely to fall. | A Herald Sun poll backs up Newspoll, saying Labor is looking over an abyss with even safe seats such as Isaac in Victoria, held by Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus with a 10.4% margin, likely to fall. |
The paper's JWS Research poll, focusing on Victoria, shows Mr Dreyfus is facing a huge 15.4% swing in what has been a Labor seat for 17 years. | The paper's JWS Research poll, focusing on Victoria, shows Mr Dreyfus is facing a huge 15.4% swing in what has been a Labor seat for 17 years. |
The poll will ring alarm bells for surrounding seats of Bruce and Holt, as well as McEwen and Bendigo, which party figures say are also at risk. | The poll will ring alarm bells for surrounding seats of Bruce and Holt, as well as McEwen and Bendigo, which party figures say are also at risk. |
But significant personal support for Speaker Anna Burke suggests she will also buck the trend and retain her Box Hill-based inner eastern suburbs seat of Chisholm. | But significant personal support for Speaker Anna Burke suggests she will also buck the trend and retain her Box Hill-based inner eastern suburbs seat of Chisholm. |
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