The Battle for Inner Brisbane - DemosAU
A new poll of Greens-held Brisbane seats points to a series of close contests, with a moderate swing towards Labor at the expense of the minor party and the
Our poll of Green held Brisbane, Griffith & Ryan shows a tight contest for the 3 seats that will have a big impact on the election result.
PV: LNP 36 (+0.4) Grn 29 (-1.7) ALP 29 (+2.7)
n: 1087
mode: internet panel
date: 7-15 Apr 25
Report + Methodology: demosau.com/news/the-bat...
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21.04.2025 23:29 β π 1 π 2 π¬ 0 π 0
Politics is a popularity contest, but is it a personality hire?
Politicians arenβt known for their warmth and rizz, but surely character traits have some sway on voting habits.
My comments on why the personality of leaders is important to voters but not the driving force.
"What is driving votersβ intentions is habits of a lifetime, the state of the economy, how well things are going for them, where they come from." #auspol
www.brisbanetimes.com.au/national/que...
11.04.2025 05:34 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
State Politics Poll (Change vs 2023 state election)
TPP: ALP 54 (-0.3) L/NP 46 (+0.3)
PV: L/NP 34 (-1.4) ALP 33 (-4.0) Grn 14 (+4.3) Oth 19 (+1.1)
Preferred Premier: Minns 42 Speakman 24
NSW going in right direction: Yes 38 No 43
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01.04.2025 04:46 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Federal Politics Poll - NSW (Change vs 2022 fed election)
TPP: L/NP 51 (+2.4) ALP 49 (-2.4)
PV: L/NP 38 (+1.5) ALP 30 (-3.4) Grn 12 (+2.0) ONP 9 (+4.1) Oth 11 (-4.2)
Preferred PM: Albanese 39 Dutton 38
Australia going in right direction: Yes 31 No 52
01.04.2025 04:41 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0
NSW Poll: Coalition has Edge Over Labor in Federal Contest
The Liberal National Coalition holds an 51% to 49% lead over Federal Labor, according to DemosAU's latest NSW Poll.
Our NSW poll has a 2.4% TPP swing for the Fed L/NP.
State Labor is in decent position thanks to Minns and Greens absorbing vote losses
Federal TPP: L/NP 51-49
State TPP: ALP 54-46
Date: 24-26 Mar n: 1013
Full report and methodology statement here: demosau.com/news/nsw-pol...
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01.04.2025 04:38 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0
The full Trustwatch report is at this link: demosau.com/wp-content/u...
25.03.2025 05:07 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
6. High Court (27%)
7. ABC (24%)
8. Reserve Bank of Australia (12%)
9. House of Representatives (8%)
10. Australian Senate (5%)
11. Australian Energy Market Operator (-8%)
12. The criminal justice system (-10%).
Source: DemosAU Trust Watch poll of 1,238 Australians.
25.03.2025 03:30 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0
Which public institutions are trusted the highest to the lowest in Australia?
1. Bureau of Meteorology (net trust 53%)
2. CSIRO (47%)
3. Australian Electoral Commission (42%)
4. Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) (35%)
5. Therapeutic Goods Administration (32%)
1/2
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25.03.2025 03:29 β π 0 π 1 π¬ 1 π 0
Federal Politics Poll - Vic (Change vs 2022 fed election)
TPP: ALP 51 (-3.8) L/NP 49 (+3.8)
PV: L/NP 34 (+0.9) ALP 29 (-3.9) Grn 15 (+1.2) ONP 8 (+4.2) Oth 14 (-2.5)
Preferred PM: Albanese 40 Dutton 37
Australia going in right direction: Yes 30 No 55
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24.03.2025 05:48 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
State Politics Poll (Change vs 2022 state election)
TPP: L/NP 52 (+7) ALP 48 (-7)
PV: L/NP 39 (+4.5) ALP 25 (-11.7) Grn 15 (+3.5) Oth 21 (+3.7)
Preferred Premier: Battin 43 Allan 30
Victoria going in right direction: Yes 25 No 60
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24.03.2025 05:46 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0
Victorian Poll Shows Swing Against State and Fed Labor
DemosAU has released new Victorian polling today showing a 7% two-party swing against state Labor since the 2022 state election, with Jacinta Allan scoring
Our Vic poll provides hope for Fed Labor and the State Libs.
The swing against Fed Labor is moderating.
State Libs will be buoyed by Battin's 43-30 Pref Premier lead.
State TPP: L/NP 52-48
Federal TPP: ALP 51-49
Date: 17-21 Mar n=1006
More here: demosau.com/news/victori...
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24.03.2025 05:43 β π 0 π 2 π¬ 1 π 0
Federal Politics Poll (Change vs 2022 state election)
TPP: ALP 51 (-3.8) L/NP 49 (+3.8)
PV: L/NP 34 (+0.9) ALP 29 (-3.9) Grn 15 (+1.2) ONP 8 (+4.2) Oth 14 (-2.5)
Preferred PM: Albanese 40 Dutton 37
Australia going in right direction: Yes 30 No 55
24.03.2025 03:10 β π 0 π 2 π¬ 0 π 0
State Politics Poll (Change vs 2022 state election)
TPP: L/NP 52 (+7) ALP 48 (-7)
PV: L/NP 39 (+4.5) ALP 25 (-11.7) Grn 15 (+3.5) Oth 21 (+3.7)
Preferred Premier: Battin 43 Allan 30
Victoria going in right direction: Yes 25 No 60
24.03.2025 03:06 β π 0 π 1 π¬ 1 π 0
DemosAU WA pre-state election poll
TPP: ALP 57 Lib 43
PV: ALP 43 Lib 30 Nat 5 Grn 11 Oth 11
Pref Prem: Cook 47 Mettam 32
WA Right Direction?: Yes 49 No 30
Methodology Statement: demosau.com/wp-content/u... #auspol #waelection
07.03.2025 01:16 β π 3 π 3 π¬ 0 π 0
Today the West Australian has published our pre-election poll of WA state voting intention which gives WA Labor a 57-43 lead over the Liberals on a two-party preferred basis, making it a third successive landslide. #auspol
07.03.2025 00:36 β π 3 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0
Australian election result is not a foregone conclusion
The 2024 Australian election result is not a foregone conclusion, despite what you might have read.
Done be fooled, the election result is not a foregone conclusion. Read my blog on why a Labor majority, a Coalition majority and a hung Parliament are all realistic options #auspol
demosau.com/news/austral...
05.03.2025 02:27 β π 5 π 1 π¬ 1 π 0
Queensland Poll shows modest improvement for Labor
The Queensland poll, conducted between February 10 and 14, showed the LNP leading Labor 53-47%, from 54-46% at the last federal poll.
Our Qld Federal Poll in the Courier Mail today: LNP 39 (-0.6) ALP 31 (+3.6) Grn 12 (-0.9) ONP 10 (+2.5) Oth 8 (-4.6) TPP: LNP 53-47 (+1.0 to ALP) #auspol #demosau demosau.com/news/queensl...
19.02.2025 02:04 β π 3 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0
Queensland Poll shows modest improvement for Labor
The Queensland poll, conducted between February 10 and 14, showed the LNP leading Labor 53-47%, from 54-46% at the last federal poll.
Our Qld State Poll in the Courier Mail today: LNP 40 (-1.5) ALP 30 (-2.4) Grn 12 (+2.1) ONP 10 (+2.0) Oth 8 (-0.2) TPP: LNP 54-46 (+0.2 to LNP) #qldpol #demosau demosau.com/news/queensl...
19.02.2025 02:03 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
In interpreting these findings, I think it shows that Australians arenβt against wealth creation in principle, but they are very sceptical of those in power who have these very high levels of wealth.
14.02.2025 06:15 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
With billionaires being in the news a lot lately, #DemosAU decided to do a poll.
It found Australians believe:
πBillionaires have too much influence in politics (77%)
πThey should pay more tax (81%)
π They earn their wealth at the expense of ordinary people (69%). #auspol
14.02.2025 06:13 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 2 π 0
Thanks Michelle. It's a typo . Should be 25
07.02.2025 07:43 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 2 π 0
My first video is on "When will the federal election be?" And "What can the latest poll tell us about the 2025 election" #auspol #polling #elections
07.02.2025 07:03 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
I've started doing a series of videos on Instagram and TikTok with political, polling and election analysis. If you're interested in following please check me out at: georgeelections #auspol #politics #elections
07.02.2025 07:01 β π 2 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0
Our latest federal voting intention poll shows the primary vote and two party preferred vote below in graphs. It's a very close contest between Labor and the Coalition.
demosau.com/news/new-pol... #auspol #polling #elections
07.02.2025 06:22 β π 1 π 2 π¬ 1 π 0
My last-election aggregate thinks this poll is pretty good for Labor but is cautious because it only has two polls by DemosAU; it cuts Coalition lead to 50.2-49.8.
07.02.2025 03:24 β π 3 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0
#DemosAU ALP 33 L-NP 38 Green 12 ON 7 others 10. 2PP (last-election prefs) 50-50 (that is low for Labor off those primaries, normally would be 50.8, could be rounding or minor party mix factors)
demosau.com/news/new-pol...
07.02.2025 03:20 β π 14 π 5 π¬ 1 π 0
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