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22/10/14

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Originally posted by Justis ↑

In mid-October L-NP support rose to 48% (up 1%) but still trails the ALP 52% (down 1%) on a two-party preferred basis. If an election had been held the ALP would have won in a close election according to this week’s Morgan Poll on voting intention conducted with an Australia-wide cross-section of 3,131 Australian electors aged 18+ over the last two weekends.
Primary support for the L-NP was down 0.5% to 39.5% while ALP support rose 0.5% to 35.5%. Support for the other parties shows The Greens were at 12% (unchanged), Palmer United Party (PUP) 3.5% (unchanged) while Independents/ Others was unchanged at 9.5%.

http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/5...voting-intention-october-20-2014-201410200517

Interesting there has been little talk about the budget, the war and the Malaysian airline plane being shot down as been a welcome distraction for Abbott.

This poll is the best it's been for the LNP since just after the election even though LNP is down 0.5% on primary

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This might assist them. Fancy power prices coming down - and they said it would never happen.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...ower-prices-fall/story-e6frg926-1227098362128

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"Electricity prices fell 5.1 per cent between June and September — the biggest quarterly fall in the price of electricity for more than 20 years — following the government’s decision to abolish Labor’s controversial tax."

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