Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update - Page: Online : 1-Feb-23
The latest Roy Morgan Poll on State voting intention in New South Wales shows the ALP on 55% (up 3% points since November), well ahead of the Liberal-National Coalition on 45% (down 3% points) on a two-party preferred basis. Primary voting intention shows that they have both lost support to minor parties and independents, with the L-NP down 3.5% points to 33.5% and now level with the ALP on 33.5% (down 1.5% points). Both major parties have not failed to secure a primary vote support of at least 40% in a NSW election since 2007. Support for the Greens has risen by 0.5% points to 12% while support for 'Other parties and independents' is up 4.5% points to 21%. This Roy Morgan Poll on State voting intention was conducted via telephone and online surveying with 1,446 New South Wales electors aged 18+ during December 2022.
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