Australian Pm Loses Popular Support: Poll

Australian PM loses popular support: Poll

Canberra, Nov 15, : , A poll has shown that Scott Morrison, the Australian Prime Minister, has lost ground in his position as the preferred leader of the nation.
The latest Newspoll, which was published on Sunday night, revealed that the leader of the opposition Labor Party, Anthony Albanese, has closed the gap to Morrison, reports Xinhua news agency.

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According to Xinhua news agency, the latest Newspoll published Sunday night and revealed that Anthony Albanese (leader of the Labor Party) has narrowed the gap to Morrison.

It found that 46 per cent of respondents identified Morrison as their preferred Prime Minister compared to 38 per cent for Albanese.

The survey found that 46% of respondents identified Morrison their preferred Prime Minister, compared to 38% for Albanese.

It is the tightest gap between the two since March 2020 and marks a major turnaround from February when Morrison led 61-26.

This is the smallest gap between them since March 2020, and represents a significant turnaround from February, when Morrison led 61-26.

The poll of 1,524 voters was taken in the wake of Morrison’s appearance at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow where he committed to a 2050 net zero emissions target.

This poll was conducted among 1,524 respondents.It was done in the aftermath of Morrison’s appearance in Glasgow at the COP26 climate summit.

Morrison committed to a net zero emission target for 2050.

Albanese has been a fierce critic of Morrison’s signature climate policy, describing it as a “scam” that lacks detail.

Albanese is a strong critic of Morrison’s climate policy.He describes it as a “scam”, lacking detail.

The Labor leader promised that he would release his own climate policy before the end of 2021.The Labor leader said that he would publish his own climate policy by 2021.

According to Newspoll, Labor leads Morrison’s coalition 53-47 on a two-party preferred basis, a slight swing in the government’s favor from 54-46 at the start of October.Newspoll shows that Labor is leading Morrison’s coalition 53 to 47 on a two party preferred basis.

This is a slight swing in government favor, which was 54 to 46 at the beginning of October.

Thirty-eight per cent of respondents said they intend to vote Labor as their first preference at the next general election, which is due to be held by May 2022, compared to 37 per cent for the coalition.38% of respondents indicated that they plan to vote Labor in the next general elections, which are due to take place by May 2022.This compares to 37% for the coalition.

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