ReachTEL conducted an opinion poll the day after the Abbott Government delivered its second budget on 13 May 2014.
Due to a number of media releases and ministerial interviews in the weeks before Budget Night these respondents would have possibly been aware of some of what was in the 2015-16 Budget aside from the actual contents of the Treasurer's budget night speech.
There appears to have been no immediate positive bounce for the Coalition in voting intention numbers and Tony Abbott is not seen as the preferred prime minister.
The majority of respondents did not see the budget as making themselves and their families financially better off, while less than half of those respondents identifying themselves as small business owners were inclined to see this budget as one that benefits them directly.
Comparing the two genders, women seem slightly less impressed by this budget than men.
Question 1:
If
a Federal election were to be held today, which of the following would receive
your first preference vote? If you are undecided to which do you even have a
slight leaning?
Two party
preferred result based on 2013 election distribution
Vote
intention by employment status:
Question 2:
Who of the
following do you think would make the better Prime Minister?
Question
6:
Thinking about the federal budget
announced last night; do you think you and your family will be financially
better or worse off as a result?
NOTE: This
survey was conducted using an automated telephone based survey system among
3,180 voters. Telephone numbers and the person within the household were
selected at random. The results have been weighted by gender and age to reflect
the population according to ABS figures. Please note that due to rounding, not
all tables necessarily total 100% and subtotals may also vary.
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