Who's the leaker?, page-34

Clearly you are the slow learner, in denial or both. I'll let the facts speak for them selves

L-NP voters also narrowly prefer Turnbull as Liberal Party Leader 32% (up 2%), ahead of Prime Minister Tony Abbott 26% (up 1%)

A telephone Morgan Poll over three nights this week (July 20-22, 2015) finds:

• Former Liberal Party Leader Malcolm Turnbull is again clearly preferred as Liberal Leader by 44% of electors (up 6% since April 21-23, 2015) well ahead of Deputy Liberal Leader Julie Bishop 15% (down 12%) and Prime Minister Tony Abbott 13% (up 1%).
  
• L-NP voters also narrowly prefer Turnbull as Liberal Party Leader 32% (up 2%), ahead of Prime Minister Tony Abbott 26% (up 1%), Deputy Liberal Leader Julie Bishop 16% (down 9%) and Scott Morrison 13% (up 5%). All are now well ahead of Treasurer Joe Hockey 4% (unchanged).
  
• Deputy ALP Leader Tanya Plibersek 26% (up 3%) of electors is still the preferred Labor Leader ahead of Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Anthony Albanese 19% (up 6%), Opposition Leader Bill Shorten 12% (down 9%) and former Treasurer Wayne Swan 10% (unchanged).
  
• Tanya Plibersek 32% (up 2%) is also preferred amongst ALP supporters ahead of Bill Shorten 17% (down 9%), Anthony Albanese 16% (up 5%) and Wayne Swan 9% (unchanged).
  
• If Mr Abbott were to resign as Prime Minister tomorrow, electors clearly prefer Malcolm Turnbull 47% (up 7%) ahead of Julie Bishop 19% (down 11%). Their support is more evenly matched amongst L-NP voters with Turnbull 37% (up 3%) preferred to Bishop 24% (down 8%) and Scott Morrison 21% (up 8%).
  
• If Labor Leader Bill Shorten were to resign for any reason, Tanya Plibersek 29% (up 3%) is clearly preferred as ALP Leader ahead of Anthony Albanese 21% (up 5%) and Wayne Swan 12% (down 3%). Their support amongst ALP voters favours Plibersek 38% (up 4%) even more preferred to Albanese 20% (up 3%) and Swan 11% (down 4%).

http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/6366-preferred-leader-liberal-alp-july-2015-201507230730