Where is the latest Morgan and what does it say?
Can somebody put it up, please.
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L-NP 54.5% (down 0.5%) lead down in a week over ALP 45.5% (up 0.5%) after Ford announces it is pulling out of Australia and Swan Services cleaning company closes its doors
• May 27 2013
• Finding No. 4935
• Topic: Federal Poll
Finding No. 4935 - This multi-mode Morgan Poll on Federal voting intention was conducted over the last few days via Face-to-Face, Internet and SMS interviewing, May 24-26, 2013 with an Australia-wide cross-section of 3,493 Australian electors aged 18+, of all electors surveyed a low 1% (unchanged) did not name a party.
Last weekend’s multi-mode weekly Morgan Poll shows support for the L-NP down 0.5% at 54.5% over the past week (since May 17-19, 2013) cf. ALP 45.5% (up 0.5%) on a two-party preferred basis.
The L-NP primary vote is 45.5% (unchanged) still well ahead of the ALP 33.5% (up 1.5%) the highest ALP primary vote since mid February. Among the minor parties Greens support is 9.5% (down 0.5%) and support for Independents/ Others is 11.5% (down 1%).
If a Federal Election were held today the L-NP would win the election easily according to today’s multi-mode weekly Morgan Poll on Federal voting intention, May 24-26, 2013 with an Australia-wide cross-section of 3,493 Australian electors aged 18+.
The Roy Morgan Government Confidence Rating fell to 97pts (down 5pts in a week) with 40% (down 4%) saying Australia is ‘heading in the right direction’ and 43% (up 1%) saying Australia is ‘heading in the wrong direction’.
Special Morgan Poll on Clive Palmer’s New Party
A special online Morgan Poll conducted last week shows there is a significant amount of potential support for Clive Palmer’s new political party – the Palmer United Party (PUP). When Australian electors were asked whether they would consider voting for Palmer’s new Party 16% said they would consider voting for PUP, 71% wouldn’t consider voting for PUP and 13% can’t say.
Analysis by gender shows that men (19%) are more likely to consider voting for PUP than women (13%). Analysis by Federal voting intention shows that 17% of Liberal supporters would consider voting for PUP and 34% of National supporters, compared to only 9% of ALP supporters and 12% of Greens supporters. However, a very high 59% of Katter’s Australian Party supporters would consider voting for Palmer’s new Party.
polls are probably good for labor so have been delayed until reversed - many be couple of weeks… no matter