Current Surveys
Recent Blog PostsOur PollsBeware the wounded seniorWritten by Graham Young Wednesday, 13 March 2019 04:49 Retirement income and savings policies could be deciding factors in this coming federal election. That is one of the conclusions of our latest What the people want, polling report. Download the report by clicking here. Morrison and Shorten both improveWritten by Graham Young Tuesday, 19 February 2019 04:30 Since the previous qualitative poll completed by the Australian Institute for Progress 12 months ago, the Coalition has improved in just about every aspect, apart from its vote against the ALP. That suggests its vote will eventually improve as well. The issues have also moved around in a direction that favours the Coalition. To read the full paper, click here. Mixed and baked in Victoria: Election 2018Written by Graham Young Monday, 03 December 2018 04:09 We have just analysed our longitudinal research during the Victorian election comparing a sample taken midway through the campaign with one on the weekend of the election, just after respondents had voted. Qualitative polling on Victorian electionWritten by Graham Young Thursday, 22 November 2018 00:24 We conducted qualitative polling of voters in the Victorian election last week. The full report can be downloaded by clicking here. Subtle shifts in concernWritten by Graham Young Friday, 25 May 2018 04:49 Our latest polling (download from here) shows left of centre voters being more committed and unified than right of centre voters. This is partly due to the continuation of resentment at the way Malcolm Turnbull won the Liberal Party leadership. It manifests in the very low opt-in rate of Liberal voters in this sample. Polls in the NewsFirst poll shows Rudd resurgentWritten by Graham Young Thursday, 27 June 2013 00:41 This post is a reproduction of the Morgan Media release. Morgan has conducted an SMS poll of voters. I'm unclear on the methodology, and the track record, so the result should be treated cautiously. ANZ Job Ads September 2011Written by Graham Young Monday, 10 October 2011 01:17 The ANZ Job Ads Index for September shows a decline month-on-month and a deceleration in growth year on year. If you're wondering how this could be, it means that year-on-year only looks good because of the growth in the earlier part of the year. A more likely Katter figureWritten by Graham Young Wednesday, 07 September 2011 05:07 "Win over Ashgrove voters? Can Do" according the the Brisbane Times and a poll by ReachTEL, meaning that Campbell Newman is likely to win Ashgrove with a substantial margin. Polling question concocted to show Katter on 25%Written by Graham Young Tuesday, 06 September 2011 21:12 A Galaxy poll reported in The Courier Mail yesterday said that Bob Katter's Australian Party could possibly score 25% of the vote at the next state election. The question is poorly worded and the result almost certainly wrong. Home loan arrearsWritten by Graham Young Saturday, 02 July 2011 22:25 My colleague John Black has done some interesting analysis of home loan arrears which could go some way to explaining why Labor is in trouble in Queensland more than most other states - because it picks Queensland as a home arrears hotspot. |
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Congrats to the WA ALP on a marvellous victory
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