Voters have marked down many of the crossbench party’s signature policies, including ending negative gearing and capital gains tax and recognising Palestine.
Voters have turned away from the federal Greens, with support for the minor party falling to its lowest level since February, while party leader Adam Bandt has been rated the third most unlikeable federal politician after Lidia Thorpe and Pauline Hanson.
Bandt’s net likeability has reached minus 15 percentage points, with only independent senator Thorpe and Hanson more “unlikeable”, while maverick MP Bob Katter also recorded a likeability rating of minus 15. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s net likeability was minus 1 and the Liberal Party was 7 percentage points, while Greens housing spokesman Max Chandler-Mather had a likeability rating of minus 3.The monitor surveyed 1621 people across Australia from Wednesday to Sunday, producing results with a margin of error of 2.4 per cent.
Similarly, recognising a Palestinian state and removing Israeli settlers was backed by 28 per cent of voters and opposed by 26 per cent, with 47 per cent undecided. Thirty-seven per cent of those surveyed backed phasing out negative gearing and capital gains tax breaks, 24 per cent opposed and 39 per cent were undecided.
Resolve pollster Jim Reed said voters’ perceptions of the Greens brand had become more negative since the 2022 federal election, which had led to seat losses in state polls.
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