Albanese and Chalmers hit record-low approval as voters turn on Labor
A new AFR/RedBridge/Accent poll shows Anthony Albanese's net favourability crashing ten points to minus twenty-seven and Jim Chalmers down nine to minus twenty-three, both record lows, while Labor's primary vote sits at twenty-eight per cent. This episode diagnoses why a first-term government is bleeding support and whether Labor's two-party lead can survive a populist surge.
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Anthony Albanese reached a record low net favorability rating of minus twenty-seven per cent.
One Nation primary support climbed to twenty-nine per cent, surpassing Labor's twenty-eight per cent primary vote.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers saw a nine point drop in approval as voters reacted to economic friction.
Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock holds a net favorability rating of minus three per cent.
The Coalition leads Labor fifty-four to forty-six based on respondent preference flow models.
Voters perceive a zero-sum game between renters and homeowners regarding negative gearing and tax debates.
- 01Intro1 min
- 02The October Collapse2 min
- 03The Economic Drivers3 min
- 04The Rise of the Third Force2 min
- 05Historical Context and the Path to Recovery3 min
- 06Outro1 min
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