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Trust in Albanese evaporates with broken promises
BusinessDecline in trust in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
A recent survey shows that 41% of voters are less likely to vote Labor due to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's broken promises on negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions.
The Herald's Resolve Political Monitor surveyed 2250 voters from September 6 to 12, indicating a decline in trust in Albanese and the Labor party's ability to handle the economy.
- Trust in Albanese evaporates with broken promises
- Left reporting foregrounds humanitarian warning, social impact, and regulatory scrutiny.
- Voters no longer have faith in Labor’s ability to handle the economy, and more mistrust the prime minister.
Key Takeaways
- 34% of voters previously did not trust Albanese on broken promises
- The survey was conducted from September 6 to 12
- Trust in Albanese has decreased
- Broken promises on negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions are a major factor in the decline of trust
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Expected Outcomes
- Potential decline in Labor's popularity and vote share
Why It Matters
The decline in trust in Albanese and the Labor party may impact their ability to effectively govern and make economic decisions
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- 29m agoSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): Voters no longer have faith in Labor’s ability to handle the economy, and more mistrust the prime minister.
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