While it's Federal polling for voting intentions, still great news for the implications for state-level support for Labor in WA.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/politics/newspoll-labor-sinks-in-wa-losing-support-among-younger-voters/news-story/8aee64f5158c14ca760a1b8253558883

Newspoll: Labor sinks in WA, losing support among younger voters

Support for federal Labor has nosedived in Western Australia, with the Coalition now ahead in the key resource state and drawing level in NSW for the first time since the last federal election, as male voters turn against the Albanese government.

That dip in support has been offset by a lift in support in Queensland.

Younger voters have also swung towards the Coalition, with Labor’s traditional advantage significantly eroded in a 10-point turnaround towards the Liberal-Nationals.

An exclusive Newspoll demographic and state by state breakdown shows that while the average national vote remains unchanged since the final quarter of last year, with Labor leading 52-48 in two-party-preferred terms, it is down 6 per cent on its election result in WA and sliding in NSW.

The most significant demographic movement in voting intention nationally since the beginning of the year has been among male voters and younger voters.

For the first time, the Coalition and Labor are equally split among men at 50-50, marking a six-point fall to 31 per cent in the primary vote for Labor and a three-point two-party-preferred swing against the government since the end of last year.