Resolve with the fear.
Voters have lifted Opposition Leader Peter Dutton to a significant new lead in the race for power at the federal election, backing him as a strong leader while slashing their core support for Labor to a new low of 25 per cent.
The shift has taken the Coalition to a lead of 55 per cent in two-party terms when Australians are asked how they would allocate their preferences on their ballot papers, driving Labor to just 45 per cent and putting it on course for defeat.
In a warning sign for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, an exclusive survey also shows that 59 per cent of voters say the good news for the government last week – when the Reserve Bank cut interest rates – will not change their vote.
Even in the poll average, the trend is terrifying for the ALP.
With a few months to go, I am of the view that Albo can lose in a thoroughly deserved landslide.
Not that it’s going to make much difference with the newly minted China-loving, fiscally profligate, immigration-adoring Peter Dutton.
