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The results from the May RedBridge Group @Accent_Research MRP indicate that if an election were held now the result would be intense political fragmentation and realignment On our median estimate, no Coalition MPs would be elected in Qld, WA, SA or Tas
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Along with More in Common Director Luke Tryl, we discussed the drivers of political fragmentation in both countries, and whether the Australian federal government can use the budget to turn it around Listen here abc.net.au/listen/programs/t…
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Yesterday I spoke to Fran Kelly on ABC Radio National Hour about the causes and implications of the rise of One Nation in Australia, and Reform in the UK
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The other day I spoke to Joshua Peach from the AFR on the Farrer by-election and recent RedBridge-Accent Research polling on One Nations increased support since the last election The link to what he wrote can be found in the next post.
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The April AFR/RedBridge/Accent Research poll is out now. It shows that the One Nation surge may have stalled. This is the third month in a row where their primary vote has been stuck in the high 20s: it was 26% in Jan, 28% in Feb, 29 per cent in Mar, and is now back at 27%
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Listen to the latest episode of ANU's Democracy Sausage podcast, where I talk to Marija and Mark about the January AFR/RedBridge/Accent Research poll, and the potential of a realignment of the Australian party system
Replying to @ShaunRatcliff
I spoke to @MarijaTaflaga and @markgkenny on ANU's Democracy Sausage podcast about our polling and what it means for Australian politics Listen here: reporter.anu.edu.au/all-stor…
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One Nation is catching up, though and is now ahead of the Liberal Party on housing, cost of living and climate change, and tied on national security; while it leads as the preferred party of a plurality of voters on immigration.
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Reasons for One Nation’s growing support can be seen in two figures: The first is the the shift in salience of immigration and national security Both issues have become more important to voters since December
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Pauline Hanson is also currently the most popular politician covered by the track (net favourability of -3 points, up 16 from December). This is followed by Anthony Albanese (-10 points, down 11 from December). Sussan Ley trails both (net -32, down 12 from December)
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Besides shrinking, the Liberal and LNP vote is also becoming softer.
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The January AFR/RedBridge/Accent Research poll is out now. It shows that since December, the vote share of the former Coalition parties has collapsed further. The Liberal, LNP and National vote is less than half of their pre-election high.
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The latest AFR/RedBridge/@Accent_Research poll is out, this time for NSW state vote intention If a NSW state election were held now, Labor would win in a landslide (2pp 57% to Labor) Link to the story in the next post
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