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A 50-50 Newspoll, but Coalition's position better in other polls

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

This week we had a shock 50-50 Newspoll result, a 3% gain for Labor since the last Newspoll three weeks ago. However, other polling this week has been better for the Coalition. Here is this week’s poll table.

imagepolls late Feb

All polls taken this week and last week have the Coalition primary vote between 43 and 44%, and the difference in Two...

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