Coalition’s post-election bounce over as Labor closes the gap
The Morrison Government’s post-election honeymoon appears over with Labor closing the gap to the Coalition.
A Newspoll published in the Australian shows the Coalition leading Labor 51-49 after preferences, down from 53-47 last month.
The Coalition’s primary vote has dropped two points to 42 while Labor’s is up one to 34.
Support for One Nation was up one point to 4 per cent.
Scott Morrison’s personal approval has also taken a hit.
The number of people dissatisfied with his performance is up six points to 42-per-cent with his net satisfaction rating falling to six-per-cent.
Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has improved his popularity with his net satisfaction of seven-per-cent.
However Mr Morrison remains the preferred Prime Minister by a long margin, 40 to 38.
So… you only mention all the Right Wing parties. What about Greens?