A deluge of post-budget polling has slightly improved Labor’s position, and maintained a primary vote surge for “others”.

EMRS has the Tasmanian Liberals with a thumping albeit slightly diminished lead, and shows a substantial drop in support for the Greens.

Post-budget polls suggest little change in the voting intention trend, with respondents anticipating a negative impact for them personally and a mixed response for the economy.

The first post-budget poll shows a negative reaction to the budget, but is otherwise one of Labor’s less bad results of recent times.

Three years ago, the outer western Sydney seat of Fowler was Labor’s third safest in the country. Now it fears it might lose.

Nothing doing in this week’s pre-budget poll aggregate, which maintains a holding pattern established in early February.

The last two polls to be published before the budget show essentially no change on last week.

Redistribution has given Labor a boost in an eastern Melbourne seat that has remained outside their grasp for over two decades, though perhaps not enough of one in the current environment.

With barely four months left to go, the BludgerTrack poll aggregate remains more or less where it’s been since February.

One day, four federal opinion polls: Newspoll, Morgan, Essential, ReachTEL.