Tuesday, October 20, 2009 – 12:12 am
The third Newspoll in consecutive weeks is another disaster for the Coalition, showing Labor’s lead widening still further despite the government’s recent discomfort over boat arrivals. Labor is now ahead 59-41 on two-party preferred, compared with 58-42 at both last week’s unusual poll and last fortnight’s usual one. Kevin Rudd’s preferred prime minister rating is [...]
By William Bowe
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Posted in Federal Politics, Tasmanian Politics
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Also tagged Denison, Dickson, Elise Archer, Graeme Sturges, Jenny Stirling, Libby Connors, Marti Zucco, Matt Stevenson, Michael Hodgman, Peter Dutton
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Friday, May 29, 2009 – 9:13 pm
No Morgan poll this week. Here’s some of the other mail:
• The Launceston Examiner reports that Brigadier Andrew Nikolic, veteran of numerous overseas postings and until recently the Australian Defence Force’s director-general of public affairs, has “confirmed that he is interested” in Liberal preselection for the federal seat of Bass. Also said to have his [...]
By William Bowe
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Posted in Electoral reform, Federal Politics
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Also tagged Adele Carles, Andrew Nikolic, Bass, British politics, Electoral reform, Fremantle, George Colbran, Guy Barnett, Herbert, John Pesutto, Josh Frydenberg, Kooyong, Peter Lindsay
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009 – 6:14 pm
Labor’s two-party vote from Essential Research has a five in front of it for the first time since January, dropping two points to 58-42. The report also finds Kevin Rudd’s position on asylum seekers is favoured over Malcolm Turnbull’s by 45 per cent to 33 per cent; the Labor Party is thought better to handle [...]
Tuesday, April 14, 2009 – 7:08 pm
The latest weekly Essential Research survey shows Labor’s lead moderating slightly to 61-39 from 63-37 in the previous two surveys. In other findings, 54 per cent approve of the government’s national broadband network, while 62 per cent think Australia’s economy “better than most countries” in the current global financial crisis. For this, equal credit is [...]
By William Bowe
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Posted in Federal Politics, SA politics, Victorian politics
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Also tagged affirmative action, Altona, Australian Democrats, Brian Barnett, Chaffey, Craig Langdon, Dandenong, Ed Killesteyn, enrolment, Essendon, Essential Research, exit polls, George Megalogenis, Ivanhoe, John Pandazopoulos, Judy Maddigan, Julie Bishop, Karlene Maywald, Light, Lynne Kosky, Mark Chown, Matthias Cormann, Mawson, Natalie Sykes-Hutchins, Norwood, Peter Batchelor, Thomastown, Tim Whetstone
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Friday, April 10, 2009 – 2:54 pm
… with some God-fearing Good Friday news nuggets to tide you over until the pubs re-open.
• Senate polls have consistently proved themselves to be pointless endeavours, but let the record note that Roy Morgan has produced one from their last three months of surveys. This might be of at least some use if Morgan gave [...]
By William Bowe
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Posted in Electoral reform, Federal Politics, Tasmanian Politics
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Also tagged BC-STV, Elise Archer, Hare Clark, Marti Zucco, Matt Stevenson, Michael Hodgman, mixed member proportional, Morgan poll, Nick Xenophon
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