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Ipsos gives Turnbull a massive approval rating

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

After last week’s Newspoll and Essential were reasonable for Labor, this week’s Morgan and Ipsos polls both gave the Coalition a big lead, while Essential stayed at 51-49 to the Coalition. Ipsos gave Turnbull an approval rating of 68% and a disapproval rating of just 17%, for a net approval of +51, while Shorten’s ratings were...

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