#Newspoll federal poll. Here is the table graphic as it appears on page 4 of The Australian, 30 March 2026, including voting, leader approval ratings, better Prime Minister, US military action, and Australia sending ships. No TPP is given. The poll was of 1232 voters, taken 23-26 March. #auspol
#Newspoll Federal Primary Votes: ALP 31 (-1) ON 26 (-1) L/NP 21 (+1) GRN 12 (+1) Others 10 (0) #auspol
#Newspoll Albanese net -18
Taylor net -7
Albanese leads as Better PM (favours incumbents) 44-36.
#Newspoll ALP 31 L-NP 21 ON 26 Grn 12 others 10
My 2PP estimate 53.8 to ALP (-0.3)
vs ON 53.3 to ALP (+0.2)
#Newspoll Federal
Primary: ALP 31 (-1) ON 26 (-1) L/NP 21 (+1) GRN 12 (+1) OTH 10 (0)
Pref PM: Albanese 44 (-1) Taylor 36 (-1)
www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/polit... ($) #auspol
No TPP provided
#Newspoll SA state poll. Here is the table graphic as it appears on page 10 of The Australian, 20 March 2026, including voting, leader approval ratings, better Premier, and preferred party combinations in government. No TPP is calculated. The poll was of 1048 voters, taken 12-18 Mar. #savotes
#Newspoll SA state poll
Primaries ALP 40 (-4) ON 22 (-2) LIB 16 (+2) GRN 12 (0) OTH 10 (+4)
Pref Premier: Malinauskas ALP 64 (-3) Hurn LIB 22 (+3)
Mali: Approve 65 (-2) Disapprove 31 (+4)
Hurn: Approve 43 (+4) Disapprove 35 (0)
www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/polit... ($)
#savotes #saparli No TPP
#Newspoll SA (state) ALP 40 Lib 16 ON 22 Green 12.
Interestingly these numbers were leaked on Twitter earlier tonight, quite unusual for Newspoll these days #saparli
#Newspoll federal poll. Here is the table graphic as it appears on page 7 of The Australian, 2 March 2026, including voting, leader approval ratings, and better Prime Minister. The second NP, unlike their previous polls, where no TPP is given. The poll was of 1237 voters, taken 23-26 Feb. #auspol
#Newspoll Federal
Primary: ALP 32 (-1) ON 27 (0) L/NP 20 (+2) GRN 11 (-1) OTH 10 (0)
Pref PM: Albanese 45 (-4) Taylor 37 (+7 compared to Ley)
Albo: Approve 40 (-3) Disapprove 55 (+2)
Taylor: Approve 35 (+12 compared to Ley) Disapprove 38 (-24)
www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/polit... ($) #auspol
#Newspoll not that much primary vote change:
ALP 32 L-NP 20 ON 27 Grn 11 others 10, no 2PP
Albanese net -15 (40-55)
Taylor net -3 (35-38)
Better PM Albanese leads only 45-37 (a great debut for Taylor there as new Opp Leaders often struggle on that score)
#Newspoll Federal Primary Votes: ALP 32 (-1) ON 27 (0) L/NP 20 (+2) GRN 11 (-1) Others 10 (0) #auspol
#Newspoll South Australia state level
Primaries: ALP 44 (+4) LIB 14 (-21.7) ON 24 (+21.4) GRN 12 (+2.9) IND/OTH 6 (-2)
www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/polit... ($)
archive version archive.is/1U68L #saparli
(+/-) since 2022 election, sample 1057 voters 11-17 Feb
#Newspoll SA (state)
Malinauskas net +40 (67-27)
Hurn net +4 (39-35)
Malinauskas leads 67-19 as Better Premier
#saparli
One Nation would have received just 29 per cent of preferences from Coalition, Greens and independent voters if an election was held last week, giving Pauline Hanson’s party little chance of winning a large number of seats despite its sharp increase in support. An exclusive Newspoll conducted for The Australian shows One Nation would struggle against Labor at an election despite surging to become the second most popular party. When given the option of what party they would rank higher between Labor or One Nation if their first vote did not count, 50 per cent of those supporting other parties or candidates would give their preferences to Anthony Albanese’s party. Twenty-one per cent of respondents said they either didn’t know or would follow the how-to-vote card of the party that received their primary vote. The preferences of Liberal voters were split between the two parties while Nationals preferences overwhelmingly went to One Nation and Greens to Labor. According to the survey of 1234 people taken between February 4 and 7, 33 per cent of Liberal voters, 6 per cent of Nationals and 91 per cent of Greens voters would preference Labor ahead of One Nation. Forty-three per cent of Liberal and 70 per cent of Nationals voters would preference One Nation ahead of Labor, compared to just 1 per cent of Greens voters. Labor receives a stronger flow of preferences in both cities (56 per cent to 25 per cent) and the regions (41 per cent to 35 per cent). The only demographic where the preferences of Coalition, Greens and “other” voters flow higher to One Nation than Labor is for the over 65s. The likely preference flows highlights the benefits to the Albanese government from the rise of Senator Hanson’s party, after a Newspoll published on Sunday showed the Coalition primary vote had plunged to just 18 per cent, with One Nation rocketing to 27 per cent. While Labor’s primary vote is a historically low 33 per cent, if the results were replicated at an election the Albane…
#Newspoll: Liberal and other voter preferences to keep Pauline Hanson’s One Nation at bay
One Nation would have received just 29 per cent of preferences from Coalition, Greens and independent voters if an election was held last week.
www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/polit... ($) #auspol
#Newspoll
How voters for other forces say they would give preferences between ALP and ON
50% ALP
29% ON
21% don't know or would follow HTV cards
archive.md/86YTY
#Newspoll
How voters for other forces say they would give preferences between ALP and ON
50% ALP
29% ON
21% don't know or would follow HTV cards
archive.md/86YTY
#Newspoll federal poll. Here is the table graphic as it appears on page 4 of The Australian, 9 February 2026, including voting, leader approval ratings, and better Prime Minister. For this poll, unlike the previous polls, no TPP is given. The poll was of 1234 voters, taken 4 to 7 Feb. #auspol
I noticed last night after the #Newspoll results were released that the Newscorp website wasn’t showing anything for quite a while as is usually the case. Perhaps they are already.
More than 2 years out from the next election, #Newspoll is pointless.
Why is One Nation surging?
The contemporary political crisis is inseparable from soaring wealth inequality.
alexwhite.org/2025/12/the-... #auspol #newspoll
#Newspoll declining to do a two-party preferred breakdown for the first time since 2002 (thanks to @kevinbonham.bsky.social for that stats nugget) is both very funny as it conjures the image of them staring at a map, rotating it over and over, before eventually throwing it at us and wishing us luck.
