最新Newspoll民调显示，澳大利亚总理阿尔巴内塞的净支持率下滑至-22，较四周前下跌4个百分点，创下6月初以来的最低纪录[1]。同时，工党主要支持率跌至29%，下降1个百分点，为2013年朱莉亚·吉拉德担任工党总理以来的最低水平[1]。该民调以1,242名受访者为样本，调查时间为2024年8月3至7日[1]。
右翼阵营的合计支持率则有所下降[1]。一国党支持率维持在29%，联盟党支持率为18%[1]，两党合计下跌2个百分点至47%[1]。相比之下，绿党获得14%的支持率[1]。在总理人选对比中，阿尔巴内塞仍保持领先优势，44%受访者认为他更适合担任总理，而联盟党影子内阁总理泰勒获得37%的支持[1]。泰勒的净支持率为-12，较前期上升9个百分点[1]；一国党领导人汉森的净支持率为-3，下降3个百分点[1]。
The latest Newspoll survey reveals a sharp deterioration in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's political standing, with his net approval rating falling four percentage points to minus 22, marking the lowest level since early June [1]. The combined support for right-wing parties has contracted by two percentage points to 47 percent, while left-leaning parties have gained ground [1].
Labor's primary vote dropped one percentage point to 29 percent, reaching its lowest point since Julia Gillard held the prime ministerial office in 2013 [1]. The One Nation Party holds 29 percent primary support, the Coalition 18 percent, and the Greens 14 percent [1]. On the question of preferred prime minister, Albanese maintains a lead over Coalition member Angus Taylor, 44 to 37 percent [1]. The Newspoll surveyed 1,242 respondents between August 3 and 7, 2024 [1].
Among other political figures, Taylor's net approval improved markedly to minus 12, a nine-point gain, while Pauline Hanson's net approval declined three points to minus 3 [1]. Separate polling data from Victoria shows differing results: a Redbridge poll recorded 57–43 following a correction from an initially reported 53–47, with Labor at 30 percent primary support and the Coalition at 23 percent, while a Morgan SMS survey conducted August 5–7 among 2,084 respondents found Labor and Coalition each at 26 percent, with One Nation at 23.5 percent [1].
