Support Plummets for Prime Minister in Latest Poll

^{BY JAMES JAMESONSON}

Support for the Prime Minister on a two-candidate preferred basis has dropped by 6%, with just 34% of voters believing he is the best person to lead the country, compared with 43% for the Opposition leader.

The opinion poll, released in Sunday evening, shows more bad news for the Liberal Party. Support for them has dropped by more than 5%, with the National Party also seeing a small swing against them.

Leader of the Opposition u/dyljam told the National Review "This poll is proof that Australians are fast realising that this government has no plan for our country. They have no vision. The only thing that they're doing is keeping the treasury benches warm."

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Meanwhile, the newly re-formed Centre Alliance has attracted just over 6% in the poll. However, they remain markedly behind the Social Democrats (13%) and 'Independent/Other' (8%).

The only party to see an increase in their vote was the United Democratic Party, attracting a swing towards them of almost a quarter of a percent.

Meanwhile, the Opposition leader was also able to claim preferred Prime Minister out of all parliamentarians, albeit seeing a slight swing of less than half a percent away from him.