Labor in largest Newspoll lead since Gillard toppled Rudd

[donnashuggy]

I was waiting for Icy to start a thread on the polls today, she must be busy so I will do it

http://www.afr.com/p/national/labor_in_largest_newspoll_lead_since_GMpUYy9ZHTauhwRqEm0MWJ

[donnashuggy]

I just realized, maybe it isn't in the mainstream papers today.

Hopefully they will analyze the poll results for their readers.

Bumping for you icy 🙂

[lakeland27 · Accepted solution]

 looking good, it seems apparent now that the electorate has buyers remorse as predicted.   all of the current machinations around royal commissions has made it very clear that they offer nothing positive, but hope to ride out their incompetence with smear and blame aimed at the former and next government. it won't be enough..

[monman12]

"The primary polling for the Coalition in the past few weeks now ranges from 39 per cent (Newspoll) through to 44 per cent (Nielsen), while Labor’s primary polling ranges from 33 per cent (Nielsen) through to 40.6 per cent (ReachTel)."

"looking good",  via a rose   tinted eyeglass I would assert, but anything to ameliorate the PPTSD.

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[lakeland27]

 i am sure we'll see some variation. I can assure you MM i feel no effects of shellshock, one knew it was going to happen as it had been engineered. being forewarned is a good and effective buffer, especially in tandem with the knowledge that in time all will be well again .

[cherry*135]

all of the current machinations around royal commissions has made it very clear that they offer nothing positive, 

I was watching a bit of Q&A last night (don't usually). The host made a jibe about that, Inquiries and Royal Commissions - they can't be the only thing a Govt does. 

Jamie Briggs, Assistant Minister for Infrastructure and Development.. was giving 'political speak' answers to guests/viewers question, that is not answering the question asked at all.