Roy Morgan’s latest Federal voting intention poll has revealed a shift in the political landscape, with the Coalition overtaking Labor as the Cost-of-Living crisis intensifies. According to the survey, the L-NP stands at 51% (up 1%) while the ALP is at 49% (down 1%) on a two-party preferred basis.

The survey, conducted from January 2-7, 2024, involved 1,716 Australian electors. It showed a notable increase in support for the Coalition, which rose to 39%, reflecting a 1% rise from the previous month, while the ALP faced a setback with a 3% decline, leaving them at 29%. The Greens also saw an increase in support, rising to 13%, and One Nation to 5%, while Independents & Other Parties remained unchanged at 14%.

Further insights into the survey findings will be presented in Roy Morgan’s weekly video update by CEO Michele Levine. For detailed analysis by States, capital cities/country areas, age, gender, occupation, and education, interested parties can contact Andrew Calvert-Jones on (03) 9224 5365 or email andrew.calvert-jones@roymorgan.com. For additional information or comments, contact Michele Levine at 0411 129 093 or Gary Morgan at 0411 129 094, or email askroymorgan@roymorgan.com.

The survey findings are subject to a margin of error, which depends on the number of interviews conducted. The margin of error provides an indication of the likely range within which estimates would be 95% likely to fall. It is crucial to consider the margin of error when interpreting the survey results.

These latest findings mark a significant shift in the political landscape and are indicative of the evolving sentiments of Australian electors. As the Cost-of-Living crisis continues to impact public opinion, the political arena is witnessing notable changes in voter preferences and party support.