Bad news for Anthony Albanese: Support falls for the Prime Minister as one ... trends now
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's popularity has slumped with voters becoming increasingly unsure of his ability to manage the economy.
Labor's primary vote dropped to 33 per cent - just above the 32.58 it received in the 2022 election - according to the latest RedBridge poll.
The poll found more voters believed Australia was headed in the wrong direction, with 49 per cent compared to 30 per cent who think it is going the right way.
RedBridged asked a similar question in February and received an almost identical response.
Australians who voted for Labor are also losing faith in the party's ability to manage the country's economy, having fallen to 25 per cent - down from 32 per cent in December.
Labor's primary vote has dropped to 33 per cent, according to latest RedBridge poll of federal voting intentions
The Coalition was up by one point to 38 per cent - which is 2.3 per cent higher than the 2022 election.
On a two-party preference Labor is still ahead with 52 per cent compared to the Coalition's 48 per cent.
However, Labor's lead has dropped by two points after recording 54 per cent in March.
Since March, the primary vote for the Greens party roe by two per cent to a total of 12 per cent -
