Support for federal Labor has plunged to its lowest levels on record since the last election, while Anthony Albanese retains his lead over Peter Dutton as the preferred Prime Minister.
Primary support for Labor has slumped to its lowest approval ratings since the last election, while Anthony Albanese remains the preferred leader.
Mr Albanese, however, who has spent the last three months spruiking Labor’s stage 3 income tax changes, saw his approval rating rise one point to 44 per cent.Labor has kept its lead over the Coalition on a two-party preferred basis, leading 51 per cent to the Opposition’s 49 per cent. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s disapproval has risen point to 52 per cent, while his approval rating of 27 per cent has been left unchanged since February.
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