Labor continues to lead Coalition in final Newspoll for 2018
The Coalition Government continues to trail Labor on a two-party preferred basis, according to the final Newspoll for 2018.
The poll, published by The Australian on Sunday night, shows Labor leads the coalition 55 percent to 45 percent.
It’s good news for opposition leader Bill Shorten, who also managed to tighten the gap as preferred Prime Minister.
Despite Scott Morrison still leading as preferred PM, the latest results show Shorten gained two points to 36 per cent.
In comparison, Morrison fell two points down to 44 per cent.
WATCH:
.@ScottMorrisonMP has ended the year in a poll slump, with the Coalition trailing Labor on a two-party preferred vote of 55/45. @olivialeeming #auspol #7News pic.twitter.com/IzbBP0duiO
— 7NEWS Central Queensland (@7NewsCQ) December 9, 2018
