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ALP (56%) increases lead over the L-NP (44%) in January as ‘Omicron surge’ causes problems around Australia

January 20 2022
Finding No. 8879
Topic: Federal Poll Press Release

Source: Roy Morgan Single Source. Average interviews per fortnight n=2,000. May 2019–Jan. 2022. Base: Australian electors 18+.

ALP (56.5%) increases lead over the L-NP (43.5%) to the largest since the last election as Government mired in infighting in final weeks of year

ALP (56.5%) increases lead over the L-NP (43.5%) to the largest since the last election as Morrison Government mired in infighting in final weeks of year

December 10 2021
Finding No. 8878
Topic: Federal Poll Morgan Poll Review Press Release Public Opinion

Source: Roy Morgan Single Source. Average interviews per fortnight n=2,000. May 2019–Dec. 2021. Base: Australian electors 18+.

NZ Parliamentary Opposition: National/ Act NZ/ Maori Party (47%) ahead of Labour/Greens coalition (46.5%) for the first time

NZ Parliamentary Opposition: National/ Act NZ/ Maori Party (47%) ahead of Labour/ Greens (46.5%) for the first time

December 03 2021
Finding No. 8869
Topic: Federal Poll

Source: Roy Morgan New Zealand Single Source. January 2020 – November 2021.
Base: New Zealand electors aged 18+. Average interviews per month = 930.

ALP (55.5%) increases lead over the L-NP (44.5%) to the largest since the last election as Government splinters on ‘vaccine mandates’

November 25 2021
Finding No. 8862
Topic: Federal Poll Morgan Poll Review Press Release Public Opinion

Source: Roy Morgan Single Source. Average interviews per fortnight n=2,000. May 2019–Nov. 2021. Base: Australian electors 18+.

ALP (53.5%) lead over the L-NP (46.5%) cut slightly as PM Scott Morrison attends G20 & COP26 meetings

November 11 2021
Finding No. 8852
Topic: Federal Poll Morgan Poll Review Press Release Public Opinion

This Roy Morgan Poll on Federal voting intention and Government Confidence was conducted via telephone and online interviewing over the last two weekends. Roy Morgan interviewed 2,723 Australian electors aged 18+ on the weekends of October 30/31 & November 6/7, 2021. A higher than usual 7% of electors (down 1% point from late October) can’t say who they support.