Coalition leads Labor 56, 44 in final week of Victorian election
Roy Morgan poll of 3,600 Victorians shows Coalition leading Labor 56-44 on two-party preferred basis.
A Roy Morgan poll conducted Oct 26-29 surveyed 3,600 Victorians and found the Coalition on 29.5 per cent, Labor on 22.5 per cent, and One Nation on 22 per cent. On a two-party preferred basis, the standard measure for Australian elections, the Coalition leads 56-44.
The Victorian state election is Nov 28. The Coalition would likely win enough seats to form a majority government and unseat Premier Ben Carroll.
One Nation's support briefly rose after their Melbourne campaign launch on Oct 3 but has since fallen back. On a three-party preferred count (which adds Greens and independent preferences), Labor leads 43-33-24, largely because Greens and independents tend to preference Labor ahead of the Coalition.
- 3,600 Victorians
- Poll respondents
- 56 per cent
- Coalition two-party preferred
- 44 per cent
- Labor two-party preferred
- November 28
- Election date
Why it mattersLabor faces an uphill battle with only weeks until the November 28 vote.
AustraliaDetermines who governs Victoria for the next four years and sets direction for major state services affecting millions of Victorians.
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