One Nation takes primary vote lead in Newspoll as Albanese’s ratings slump to record low
Newspoll corroborates two polls I reported last week that had One Nation first on primary votes, although only by one point in Newspoll instead of three points in the YouGov and Redbridge polls. Anthony Albanese’s net approval slumped seven points to -24, a record low below his previous record low -21 in February 2025. This article also includes coverage of the June 2 US California jungle primary and the June 18 UK Makerfield byelection. A Queensland state poll gave the LNP a
Recent polling data shows One Nation has surged to a record primary vote share of 31 percent, narrowly edging out the Labor Party at 30 percent in the latest Newspoll survey. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's approval ratings have deteriorated significantly, dropping to a historic low of minus 24 net approval, marking a seven-point decline from the previous survey. The Coalition and Greens both experienced modest declines in support, while the government maintains a slight advantage in two-party-preferred voting despite Labor's primary vote weakness. Albanese's current approval rating is now lower than former Liberal Prime Minister Scott Morrison's worst recorded rating, though Labor still won the May 2025 election by a substantial margin despite recent polling headwinds.
These polling shifts reflect significant political volatility that could reshape Australia's electoral landscape and indicate growing voter dissatisfaction with the current government.
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