Victorian Labor Trails Behind One Nation in New State Election Poll

Published 1d ago · Latest report 38m ago · Election

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AI summary44s readNegative

Victorian Labor faces a historic low in primary support, trailing One Nation in a new poll.

Ahead of the upcoming state election, a new opinion poll reveals the Victorian Labor Party dropping to an all-time low primary vote of 18%, placing them behind One Nation at 21% and the Coalition at 33%. While Labor ministers have declined to engage with the polling figures, internal party members express deep concern. Meanwhile, the opposition announces its preference strategy for the ballot.

The polling numbersLabor sits at 18% primary support while One Nation reaches 21%.
The coalition stanceThe Liberal opposition places Labor and the Greens last on how-to-vote cards.
Internal reactionGovernment figures display both skepticism and serious anxiety over the survey results.

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Why it matters

Opinion polls close to a state election can significantly shift political strategies, coalition talks, and party morale as campaigns enter their final crucial weeks. Victoria remains a key battleground where minor parties and preference deals frequently decide tight electoral contests.

By the numbers3

18%Labor primary vote

21%One Nation primary vote

33%Coalition primary vote

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