Resolve poll
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This seems like much more than a standard honeymoon period for Albo.
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Alboâs only 55%? While heâs ahead by the length of the flemington straight against Mr Potato Head, its not a great result given the size of undecideds
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Good stuff from Albo. He was clearly the underdog early this year but heâs really come out of the gates booming with everything that heâs been doing so far.
Also great stuff for Voldemort. Getting the approval ratings he deserves, even though itâs 17% higher than what he actually is worth.
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Weâve just had to endure years of hearing Scummo, Slummo, Slowmo etc⌠Do we really need to continue the bullying? It was bullying with the âDitch the Witchâ signs for Gillard and itâs bullying with all this name calling that really should have ended for people back in primary school. I get that people donât like them but we already have low enough standards in parliament, donât let them think that the people they represent are worse. We should be demanding higher standards, not sinking to levels below them.
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I donât think itâs bullying. He just looks like the character and heâs been called worse before. Certainly no intention of malice here.
Besides Iâm sure Duttonâs called other people names as well so itâs fair game on him.
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Sorry, didnât mean to single you out specifically and I know itâs a common comparison but I just thought Iâd comment with it. I just see it as bullying because Iâd imagine itâs a comparison he doesnât like. If he chooses to embrace that then go for it!
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Itâs fine, I didnât take offence 
And yes name-calling is not great but if politicians call others names then they should also take it when others call them.
EDIT: Hereâs one example.
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Apparently Mr Dutton was an ex Qld cop . I can see aspects of that in his personality.
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Completely agree. Donât attack someones looks attack their policies. Its a cheap shot.
We have seen so much âbullyingâ and name calling in regards to looks and its just not right.
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So weâve got an inquiry into the Morrison schamozzle and bizarre ministerial tinkering and heâs out and about saying âas long as there is an inquiry into states response to the pandemicâ.
This is the trump tactic⌠âinquiry into stolen election and protests by BLMâ to deflect from the insurrection.
This is all these nutters have. Abject âwhataboutismâ.
Morrison still the creepy nut job heâs always been.
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The only reason we even needed a states response to the pandemic is because ScoMo utterly failed at his job to⌠*checks notes *⌠respond to the pandemic
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Please donât compare my Potato head with Petter Dutton, there are worst characters he can be compared too 
I actually agree thatâs even low by even Australian standard voting standards. It seems like the undecided had gone to the greens this election! (Which doesnât that automatically vote for Labor)?
Has anyone missed a vote at the federal election? The only reason I am asking is,my mate died on election day and he got a notification in his mail, which his parents are trying to sort out.
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No. It completely depends on the individual who is voting and who they have put in 2nd, 3rd etc. if an undecided voted for liberal 2nd then their vote could have gone to liberal.
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ALP 57 (+1) L/NP 43 (-1)
Albanese 61 (+2) Dutton 22 (-3)
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Do we really need polls this frequently so far out from the next federal election?
The Australian should so state polls, I was to see how the premiers are doing, especially NSW and Vic with elections coming up.
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In Brendan Nelson territory now for Dutton whom himself was a former Defence Minister prior to the Howard government losing that yearâs election (and his own seat).
The Newpolls are currently about a month apart. They used to be done fortnightly.