How the economy, crime and leadership ratings are shaping the race
Recent polling in Victoria, Australia, shows the Coalition leading on key issues like the economy and crime, while Labor's popularity declines. The data suggests a potential change of government, though the formation of a majority remains uncertain.
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Political polling provides insight into voter sentiment and the potential for shifts in regional governance and policy direction.
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Share A A A As Victorians start to lock in to the choice before them at next month’s state election, the political contest is being fought overwhelmingly on the Coalition’s preferred ground, with the economy, financial management and crime the dominant issues on voters’ minds.
The latest Resolve Political Monitor conducted for this masthead shows that Premier Ben Carroll’s personal popularity has taken a 9-point dive to minus 11, suggesting voters have weighed up Labor’s newest leader and aren’t convinced by what they see.
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