Survey respondents were quizzed about people active in Australian politics, and asked: 'Please tell us whether you have heard of them and, if so, whether you have a positive, neutral or negative view of them.” | EXCLUSIVE by CroweDM ...
Australians have rated mining magnate Clive Palmer as the nation’s least likeable politician in surveys that show he has a net result of minus 51 per cent, more than twice the negative rating for One Nation leader Pauline Hanson.
The exclusive findings are from surveys of more than 1600 respondents each month in recent months, showing consistently low results for Mr Palmer, Mr Kelly, Senator Hanson and their parties.by research company Resolve Strategic, also confirms strong negative reaction to Nationals leader and Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, who has a net rating of minus 29 per cent.
The national results have been consistent over several months but do not show local support, a key factor for the Nationals, One Nation and the UAP as they appeal to voters in regional Australia and especially Queensland, a key battleground at the election. Mr Kelly said his criticism of vaccine mandates and restrictions on freedom were resonating with voters, saying there was a “huge resentment” towards Labor and Liberal parties because of state lockdowns by governments of both persuasions.
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