Canberra, April 3 : A new poll on Monday revealed that popular support for Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his government has grown.
According to the latest edition of Newspoll published by The Australian, Albaneses net approval rating, which is calculated by subtracting the portion of voters dissatisfied with his performance from those satisfied, has grown from positive-17 in March to positive-21, reports Xinhua news agency.
It marks a significant turnaround in 12 months from Albaneses negative-14 rating in mid-April 2022 -- a month before he led the Labor Party to victory in the election.When asked who would make the better Prime Minister, 58 per cent of respondents to the poll chose Albanese and only 26 per cent opposition leader Peter Dutton.Duttons net approval rating was negative-13.
The poll, which was conducted during a week where Albanese secured support for his signature climate policy, found that Labor now leads Duttons coalition 55-45 on a two-party preferred basis.By comparison, Labor won the election in 2022 with a 52-48 margin.
The poll was published days after Labor claimed victory in the by-election in the seat of Aston in Melbournes outer eastern suburbs, ending the coalitions 33-year hold on the electorate.It was the first time in over 100 years that an Australian government has won a seat from the opposition in a by-election and means the coalition holds only two seats in Melbourne, which is predicted to become Australias largest city within a decade.
The result has sparked speculation over the future of Duttons leadership.#Australian #popularity #soars.
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