Resolve Strategic voter intention poll was releases on 22 August 2022 and the Coalition & Opposition Leader Peter Dutton lose more ground

 

It has been three months since the federal general election.

The Sydney Morning Herald released its 21 August 2022 Resolve Strategic poll on Monday 22 August.

According to the newspaper; Voters have swung behind Labor with a surge of support to give the new federal government a strong lead in the community with a primary vote of 42 per cent, up from 33 per cent at the election just three months ago. The significant shift has given Prime Minister Anthony Albanese a commanding lead over Opposition Leader Peter Dutton of 55 to 17 per cent as preferred prime minister….

In New South Wales those figures translate as a Primary Vote of:

Labor – 42%

Coalition (Lib-Nats) – 29%

Greens – 11%

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation – 5%

Clive Palmer’s United Australia – 2%

Independents – 8%

Other – 3%

With 77% of NSW survey respondents committed to their choice.

• Across the state male survey respondents were the most impressed with Labor showing 42% support compared to female respondents on 40%.

• Female survey respondents were the least impressed with the Coalition showing only 28% support compared to males respondents on 30%.

According to this survey Labor now leads the Coalition on National Security (by 4 percentage points), Jobs & Wages (by 25 percentage points), and Environment (by 26 percentage points).

On the Preferred Prime Minister question the NSW result was:

Anthony Albanese – 55%

Peter Dutton – 17%

• Across the state male survey respondents were the most impressed with Anthony Albanese at 59% compared to female respondents on 52%.

• Female survey respondents were the least impressed with the Peter Dutton showing only 15% support compared to males respondents on 19%.