“Of course it is a troubling exit poll, but the pre-polling then becomes exceedingly important,” Ms Bishop said.The Coalition is edging Labor on primary votes, 39 to 38 per cent.The Greens are holding steady at 10 per cent, and Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party are registering at three per cent.
Ten per cent of voters are opting for another party or an independent, down from 13 per cent in 2016, the poll shows.Deputy Labor Leader Tanya Plibersek said the exit poll showed “a good result for us”. “We have only once achieved a two- party preferred vote of 52 per cent, and that was the 2007 election with Kevin Rudd,” she said.The Nine YouGov Galaxy poll suggested former foreign minister Julie Bishop would have given the Coalition the best chance of winning the election.Deposed prime minister Malcolm Turnbull was the preferred leader for 17 per cent of respondents.
Peter Dutton, whose challenge of Mr Turnbull prompted last August’s leadership spill, proved deeply unpopular with voters.Another 24 per cent of voters were uncommitted. The poll found the most important issues for voters were health and Medicare , the cost of living and climate change .Education was the top issue for 27 per cent of voters, followed by housing affordability and negative gearing .The exit poll results are based on a survey of 3301 voters at 33 polling booths across the country.
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Another headline that hasn't survived the test of time... auspol
I don’t thing so...every Media Poll was incorrect 🥊
randlight Really?
Ooops
Haha wrong
AirlieWalsh And dreadfully wrong
Looking smart now aren’t you 😂😂
Channel9 Mmmm not so sure
They’re all the same anyway, and even if Labor do win the coalition will probably get leadership back in 4 years. They just go backwards and forwards undoing the changes the party before them made.
Bad news for all.
AirlieWalsh Oh great
Results are in for Channel9 exclusive Galaxy Exit Poll: billshortenmp on track to beat ScottMorrisonMP - ALP 52% COALITION 48% 2PP. Biggest ALP gains in VIC. 13 seats going to Labor. Health, Medicare and Climate Change top issues.
Channel9 Hope not 🤞 or we’re stuffed
Ummm it is a poll!
Yassss!!!! Go go billshortenmp let AustralianLabor make victory tonight our country depends on it
Breaking: RWNJs are in denial.
surprise ..no
God help Australia
We are farkd
Channel9 What is this mysterious prize they win ? Do please tell
Channel9 Why is a win ? What are they winning ? Are they not suppose to simply running the country? Why is it their prize ? What personal gain is there ? If there is a personal gain , is it not highly unlikely that it’s honest then ?
Channel9 The only one who voted for Scott Morrison is probably his cat.
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