Could this be why Anthony Albanese's government is dropping in popularity? New ... trends now
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Western Australians and younger Australians are abandoning their support for Anthony Albanese, the latest Newspoll has revealed.
Analysis from The Australian found while nationally, Labor was still four points (52 to 48) ahead of the Coalition based on a two-party preferred basis, support for the Opposition had tipped to 51 to 49 per cent in Western Australia (WA).
The results reflected the first time Peter Dutton's Coalition has surpassed Labor since they lost government in May 2022.
Since the last quarterly results were published, the Opposition also gained one point in NSW, with the two-party split narrowing to 50-50. In South Australia, Labor's lead had also diminished by one point to 46-54.
Polling analysis has found Anthony Albanese's Labor Party have fallen behind the Liberal-National Coalition in Western Australia for the first time since winning the federal election
The polling also found Labor Party support among young voters had dropped five points from December to hold a narrower 12-point lead (stock image)
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