Opinion polling for the 2019 Australian federal election

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In the leadup to the 2019 federal election, a number of polling companies conducted regular opinion polls for various news organisations. These polls collected data on party's primary vote, and contained an estimation of the two-party-preferred vote. They also asked questions about views of the electorate about the major party leaders.

Contents

Graphical summary

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Two-party-preferred vote.
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Primary vote.
Aggregate data of voting intention from all opinion polling since the last election. Local regression trends for each party are shown as solid lines.

Voting intention

House of Representatives (lower house) polling
DateFirmPrimary vote TPP vote
L/NP ALP GRN ONP OTHL/NPALP
18 May 2019 election 41.44%33.34%10.4%3.08%11.74%51.53%48.47%
18 May 2019 YouGov-Galaxy (Exit Poll) [1] 39%38%10%n/a10%48%52%
15–16 May 2019 Newspoll [2] 38%37%9%3%13% [lower-alpha 1] 48.5%51.5%
13–15 May 2019YouGov-Galaxy [3] 39%37%9%3%12% [lower-alpha 2] 49%51%
12–15 May 2019 Ipsos [4] 39%33%13%4%11% [lower-alpha 3] 49%51%
10–14 May 2019 Essential [5] 38.5%36.2%9.1%6.6%9.6%48.5%51.5%
10–12 May 2019 Roy Morgan [6] 38.5%35.5%10%4%12% [lower-alpha 4] 48%52%
9–11 May 2019Newspoll [7] 39%37%9%4%11% [lower-alpha 5] 49%51%
8 May 2019Third leaders' debate
2–6 May 2019Essential [8] 38%34%12%7%9%48%52%
4–5 May 2019Roy Morgan [9] 38.5%34%11%4%12.5% [lower-alpha 6] 49%51%
2–5 May 2019Newspoll [10] 38%36%9%5%12% [lower-alpha 7] 49%51%
1–4 May 2019Ipsos [11] 36%33%14%5%12% [lower-alpha 8] 48%52%
3 May 2019Second leaders' debate
29 Apr 2019First leaders' debate
25–29 Apr 2019Essential [12] 39%37%9%6%9%49%51%
27–28 Apr 2019Roy Morgan [13] 39.5%36%9.5%2.5%12.5% [lower-alpha 9] 49%51%
26–28 Apr 2019Newspoll [14] 38%37%9%4%12% [lower-alpha 10] 49%51%
23–25 Apr 2019Galaxy [15] 37%37%9%4%13% [lower-alpha 11] 48%52%
20–21 Apr 2019Roy Morgan [16] 39%35.5%9.5%4.5%11.5% [lower-alpha 12] 49%51%
11–14 Apr 2019Newspoll [17] 39%39%9%4%9%48%52%
11 Apr 20192019 federal election campaign begins
4–8 Apr 2019Essential [18] 38%35%11%5%10%48%52%
6–7 Apr 2019Roy Morgan [19] 37%35%13.5%4%10.5% [lower-alpha 13] 47.5%52.5%
4–7 Apr 2019Newspoll [20] 38%37%9%6%10%48%52%
3–6 Apr 2019Ipsos [21] 37%34%13%5%11%47%53%
25–28 Mar 2019Galaxy [22] 35%37%10%8%10% [lower-alpha 14] 47%53%
20–25 Mar 2019Essential [23] 39%36%10%7%8%48%52%
6–11 Mar 2019Essential [24] 37%38%8%7%10%47%53%
7–10 Mar 2019Newspoll [25] 36%39%9%7%9%46%54%
20–25 Feb 2019Essential [26] 38%37%9%6%10%48%52%
21–24 Feb 2019Newspoll [27] 37%39%9%5%10%47%53%
12–15 Feb 2019Ipsos [28] 38%33%13%5%11%49%51%
6–11 Feb 2019Essential [29] 34%38%10%7%11%45%55%
7–10 Feb 2019Newspoll [30] 37%39%9%5%10%47%53%
23–31 Jan 2019Essential [31] 38%36%10%7%9%48%52%
24–27 Jan 2019Newspoll [32] 37%38%9%6%10%47%53%
9–13 Jan 2019Essential [33] 38%38%10%7%7%47%53%
13–16 Dec 2018Essential [34] 37%36%11%7%9%47%53%
12–15 Dec 2018Ipsos [35] 36%37%13%6%9%46%54%
6–9 Dec 2018Newspoll [32] 35%41%9%7%8%45%55%
29 Nov – 2 Dec 2018Essential [36] 38%39%10%6%7%46%54%
22–25 Nov 2018Newspoll [37] 34%40%9%8%9%45%55%
15–18 Nov 2018Essential [38] 37%35%11%7%10%48%52%
15–17 Nov 2018Ipsos [39] 37%34%13%5%11%48%52%
8–11 Nov 2018Newspoll [40] 35%40%9%6%10%45%55%
1–4 Nov 2018Essential [41] 36%39%10%6%9%46%54%
25–28 Oct 2018Newspoll [42] 36%39%9%6%10%46%54%
18–21 Oct 2018Essential [43] 38%37%10%7%8%47%53%
11–13 Oct 2018Newspoll [44] 37%38%11%6%8%47%53%
10–13 Oct 2018Ipsos [45] 35%35%15%5%10%45%55%
5–7 Oct 2018Essential [46] 37%36%12%5%10%47%53%
20–23 Sep 2018Essential [47] 37%36%12%5%10%47%53%
20–23 Sep 2018Newspoll [48] 36%39%10%6%9%46%54%
12–15 Sep 2018Ipsos [49] 34%31%15%7%13%47%53%
6–9 Sep 2018Essential [50] 36%37%10%8%9%46%54%
6–9 Sep 2018Newspoll [51] 34%42%10%6%8%44%56%
25–26 Aug 2018Roy Morgan [52] 36.5%36%13%2.5%12%46%54%
24–26 Aug 2018Essential [53] 35%39%10%7%9%45%55%
24–25 Aug 2018Newspoll [54] 33%41%10%7%9%44%56%
24 Aug 2018Scott Morrison elected Prime Minister in leadership spill against Malcolm Turnbull
15–18 Aug 2018Ipsos [55] 33%35%13%8%11%45%55%
9-12 Aug 2018Newspoll [56] 37%35%10%9%9%49%51%
2-2 Aug 2018ReachTEL [57] 37%34%12%8%8%48%52%
26-29 Jul 2018Newspoll [58] 39%36%10%7%8%49%51%
12-15 Jul 2018Essential [59] 40%36%10%6%8%49%51%
12-15 Jul 2018Newspoll [60] 38%36%10%7%9%49%51%
28 Jun - 1 Jul 2018Essential [61] 40%37%11%6%6%48%52%
28 Jun - 1 Jul 2018Newspoll [62] 39%37%9%6%9%49%51%
21–24 Jun 2018Ipsos [63] 35%35%12%6%12%47%53%
14–17 Jun 2018Newspoll [64] 38%38%10%6%8%48%52%
14–17 Jun 2018Essential [65] 38%35%11%7%9%48%52%
2 Jun 2018ReachTEL [66] 35%34%11%9%11%48%52%
31 May – 3 Jun 2018Essential [67] 36%37%10%8%9%46%54%
24–27 May 2018Newspoll [68] 38%38%9%8%7%48%52%
17–20 May 2018Essential [69] 40%36%10%8%7%49%51%
10–13 May 2018Essential [70] 38%36%10%7%8%48%52%
10–13 May 2018Newspoll [71] 39%38%9%6%8%49%51%
10–12 May 2018Ipsos [72] 36%37%11%5%11%46%54%
3–6 May 2018Essential [73] 38%37%10%6%9%47%53%
30 Apr 2018ReachTEL [74] 36%35%11%6%12%48%52%
19–22 Apr 2018Essential [75] 37%36%11%8%8%47%53%
19-22 Apr 2018Newspoll [76] 38%37%9%7%9%49%51%
5–8 Apr 2018Essential [77] 38%37%10%7%8%47%53%
5–8 Apr 2018Newspoll [78] 38%37%10%7%8%48%52%
3–5 Apr 2018Ipsos [79] [80] 36%34%12%8%10%48%52%
24 Mar – 1 Apr 2018Roy Morgan [81] 38.5%37.5%11%3%10%49%51%
28 Mar 2018ReachTEL [82] 34%36%10%7%13%46%54%
22–25 Mar 2018Essential [83] 38%36%9%8%9%48%52%
22–25 Mar 2018Newspoll [84] 37%39%9%7%8%47%53%
17–25 Mar 2018Roy Morgan [85] 40%35%12%3.5%9.5%49%51%
8–11 Mar 2018Essential [86] 36%38%9%8%9%46%54%
3–11 Mar 2018Roy Morgan [87] 36%36%13.5%3%11.5%46%54%
1–4 Mar 2018Newspoll [88] 37%38%9%7%9%47%53%
22–25 Feb 2018Essential [89] 35%35%10%8%12%47%53%
24 Feb 2018ReachTEL [90] 33%37%11%7%12%46%54%
15–18 Feb 2018Newspoll [91] 36%37%10%8%9%47%53%
8–11 Feb 2018Essential [92] 36%37%10%6%11%46%54%
1–3 Feb 2018Newspoll [93] 38%37%10%5%10%48%52%
26–28 Jan 2018Essential [94] 35%36%10%8%11%46%54%
25 Jan 2018ReachTEL [95] 34%36%10%8%12%48%52%
11–15 Jan 2018Essential [96] 37%38%9%6%10%47%53%
19 Dec 2017Essential [97] 37%38%9%7%9%47%53%
14–17 Dec 2017Newspoll [98] 36%37%10%7%10%47%53%
12 Dec 2017Essential [99] 35%38%10%7%9%46%54%
7–10 Dec 2017YouGov [100] 34%35%11%8%13%50%50%
5 Dec 2017Essential [101] 35%38%9%8%10%45%55%
30 Nov − 3 Dec 2017Newspoll [102] 36%37%10%8%9%47%53%
29 Nov 2017ReachTEL [103] 33%36%10%9%12%47%53%
28 Nov 2017Essential [104] 36%38%9%8%9%46%54%
23–27 Nov 2017YouGov [105] 32%32%10%11%16%47%53%
21 Nov 2017Essential [106] 35%38%9%8%10%46%54%
14 Nov 2017YouGov [107] 31%34%11%11%14%48%52%
14 Nov 2017Essential [108] 36%38%9%8%10%46%54%
13 Nov 2017Newspoll [109] 34%38%9%10%9%45%55%
30 Oct 2017Essential [110] 36%37%10%7%9%46%54%
26–29 Oct 2017Newspoll35%37%10%9%9%46%54%
24 Oct 2017Essential [111] 37%36%9%8%10%48%52%
12–15 Oct 2017Newspoll36%37%10%9%8%46%54%
4 Oct 2017Essential [112] 36%38%10%7%10%46%54%
1 Oct 2017ReachTEL [113] 36%38%9%8%9%47%53%
26 Sep 2017Essential [114] 37%37%10%7%9%47%53%
21–24 Sep 2017Newspoll [115] 36%38%9%8%9%46%54%
19 Sep 2017Essential [116] 38%36%10%8%8%48%52%
14–18 Sep 2017YouGov [117] 34%35%11%9%11%50%50%
12 Sep 2017Essential [118] 36%37%10%9%8%46%54%
6–9 Sep 2017Ipsos [119] [120] 35%34%14%1%15%47%53%
5 Sep 2017Essential [118] 36%37%10%8%9%47%53%
31 Aug – 4 Sep 2017YouGov [121] 34%32%12%9%13%50%50%
28 Aug – 2 Sep 2017Newspoll [122] 37%38%9%8%8%47%53%
29 Aug 2017Essential [123] 37%36%10%8%9%47%53%
23 Aug 2017ReachTEL [124] 34.5%36.7%10.3%10.4%8.2%48%52%
22 Aug 2017Essential [125] 37%37%9%8%9%47%53%
17–21 Aug 2017YouGov [126] 34%33%10%10%13%51%49%
17–20 Aug 2017Newspoll [127] 35%38%9%9%9%46%54%
15 Aug 2017Essential [128] 37%39%9%8%7%46%54%
8 Aug 2017Essential [129] 37%39%9%8%7%46%54%
3–6 Aug 2017Newspoll [130] 36%36%11%8%9%47%53%
1 Aug 2017Essential [131] 38%36%10%8%8%48%52%
25 Jul 2017Essential [132] 38%37%10%7%8%47%53%
20–24 Jul 2017YouGov [133] 36%33%10%8%13%50%50%
20–23 Jul 2017Newspoll [134] 36%37%9%9%9%47%53%
19 Jul 2017ReachTEL [135] 37.2%35.1%8.8%11.7%7.2%49%51%
18 Jul 2017Essential [136] 36%38%10%7%9%46%54%
6–11 Jul 2017YouGov [137] 36%33%12%7%12%52%48%
6–9 Jul 2017Newspoll [138] 35%36%10%11%8%47%53%
29 June 2017ReachTEL [139] 36.4%35.4%10.2%9.6%8.3%48%52%
22–27 Jun 2017YouGov [140] 33%34%12%7%14%49%51%
15–18 Jun 2017Newspoll [141] 36%37%9%11%7%47%53%
14 June 2017Essential [142] 38%36%10%8%8%48%52%
26–29 May 2017Newspoll [143] 36%36%10%9%9%47%53%
23 May 2017Essential [144] 37%38%10%6%9%46%54%
12–15 May 2017Newspoll [145] 36%36%10%9%9%47%53%
11 May 2017ReachTEL [146] 38%34.1%10.9%11%6%47%53%
10–11 May 2017Ipsos [147] 37%35%13%2%13%47%53%
26–30 Apr 2017Essential [148] 38%37%9%7%9%47%53%
20–23 Apr 2017Newspoll [149] 36%35%9%10%10%48%52%
13–16 Apr 2017Essential [150] 36%37%10%8%10%46%54%
6–9 Apr 2017Essential [151] 37%36%10%8%9%47%53%
1–4 Apr 2017Essential [152] 37%36%10%8%9%47%53%
30 Mar – 2 Apr 2017Newspoll [153] 36%36%10%10%8%47%53%
24–27 Mar 2017Essential [154] 35%37%10%8%11%46%54%
22–25 Mar 2017Ipsos [155] [156] 33%34%16%2%15%45%55%
17–20 Mar 2017Essential [157] 34%37%9%10%9%45%55%
16–19 Mar 2017Newspoll [158] 37%35%9%10%9%48%52%
10–13 Mar 2017Essential [159] 35%36%9%11%9%47%53%
3–6 Mar 2017Essential [160] 37%37%9%9%8%47%53%
23–26 Feb 2017Newspoll [161] 34%37%10%10%9%45%55%
16–19 Feb 2017Essential [162] 36%34%10%10%10%48%52%
9–12 Feb 2017Essential [163] 36%35%9%10%9%48%52%
2–5 Feb 2017Newspoll [164] 35%36%10%8%11%46%54%
20–23 Jan 2017Essential [165] 35%37%10%9%8%46%54%
13–16 Jan 2017Essential [166] 38%37%9%8%8%47%53%
12 Jan 2017ReachTEL [167] 37.1%35.0%9.8%10.6%7.5%46%54%
9–12 Dec 2016Essential [168] 37%37%9%7%9%47%53%
1–4 Dec 2016Newspoll [169] 39%36%10%5%10%48%52%
25–28 Nov 2016Essential [170] 39%36%9%7%9%49%51%
24–26 Nov 2016Ipsos [171] 36%30%16%7%9%49%51%
17–20 Nov 2016Newspoll [172] 38%38%10%4%10%47%53%
11–14 Nov 2016Essential [173] 37%37%11%6%9%47%53%
3–6 Nov 2016Newspoll [174] 39%38%10%–13%47%53%
20–23 Oct 2016Newspoll [175] 39%37%10%5%9%48%52%
14–17 Oct 2016Essential [176] 37%37%11%5%9%47%53%
7–10 Oct 2016Essential [177] 38%36%10%6%10%48%52%
6–9 Oct 2016Newspoll [178] 39%36%10%6%9%48%52%
22–25 Sep 2016Newspoll [179] 38%37%10%–15%48%52%
9–12 Sep 2016Essential [180] 38%37%10%5%11%48%52%
8–11 Sep 2016Newspoll [181] 41%36%9%–14%50%50%
26–29 Aug 2016Essential [182] 40%37%10%–13%49%51%
25–28 Aug 2016Newspoll [183] 41%36%9%–14%50%50%
19–22 Aug 2016Essential [184] 39%36%10%–15%49%51%
12–15 Aug 2016Essential [185] 39%37%10%–14%48%52%
5–8 Aug 2016Essential [186] 40%37%10%–13%48%52%
27 Jul – 1 Aug 2016Essential [187] 39%37%10%–14%48%52%
20–24 Jul 2016Essential [188] 39%37%10%–14%48%52%
13–17 Jul 2016Essential [189] 39%36%10%–15%49%51%
6–10 Jul 2016Essential [190] 41%36%10%–13%49%51%
30 Jun – 3 Jul 2016Essential [191] 41%37%10%–12%50%50%
2 July 2016 election 42.0%34.7%10.2%1.3%11.8%50.4%49.6%
28 Jun – 1 Jul 2016Newspoll [192] 42%35%10%–13%50.5%49.5%
30 Jun 2016ReachTEL [193] 42.8%34.6%10.7%–12%51%49%
27–30 Jun 2016Essential [194] 42.5%34.5%11.5%–12%50.5%49.5%
28–29 Jun 2016Galaxy [195] 43%36%10%–11%51%49%
26–29 Jun 2016Ipsos [196] 40%33%13%–14%50%50%
  1. ↑ 5% UAP, 8% Independents/Other
  2. ↑ 3% UAP, 9% Independents/Other
  3. ↑ 3% UAP, 8% Independents/Other
  4. ↑ 3.5% UAP, 8.5% Independents/Other
  5. ↑ 4% UAP, 7% Other
  6. ↑ 3.5% UAP, 9% Other
  7. ↑ 4% UAP, 8% Other
  8. ↑ 3% UAP, 7% Other
  9. ↑ 2.0% UAP, 10.5% Other
  10. ↑ 5% UAP, 7% Other
  11. ↑ 4% UAP, 9% Other
  12. ↑ 2.0% UAP, 9.5% Other
  13. ↑ 1.5% UAP, 1% CON, 0.5% KAP, 7.5%, Other
  14. ↑ 3% UAP, 2% CON, 3% Other

Preferred prime minister, and satisfaction

Graph of opinion polls conducted
Graph of opinion polls conducted
Leadership polling
DateFirmPreferred prime ministerMorrisonShorten
MorrisonShortenSatisfiedDissatisfiedSatisfiedDissatisfied
15–16 May 2019Newspoll [2] 45%38%46%45%41%49%
12–15 May 2019Ipsos [4] 47%40%48%43%43%48%
1–4 Apr 2019Ipsos [11] 46%35%47%44%40%51%
3–6 Apr 2019Ipsos [197] 46%35%48%39%36%51%
17 Feb 2019Ipsos [28] 48%38%49%40%40%52%
7–10 Feb 2019Newspoll [30] 44%35%43%45%36%51%
13–15 Dec 2018Ipsos [35] 46%37%47%39%41%50%
8–11 Nov 2018Newspoll [40] 42%36%39%47%35%50%
25–28 Oct 2018Newspoll [42] 43%35%41%44%37%50%
19–21 Oct 2018Essential [43] 42%27%43%28%33%28%
22–24 Sep 2018Essential [47] 39%27%37%31%35%31%
20–23 Sep 2018Newspoll [48] 45%32%44%39%32%54%
8–10 Sep 2018Essential [50] 39%27%37%31%35%43%
6–9 Sep 2018Newspoll [51] 42%36%41%39%37%51%
24–25 Aug 2018Newspoll [54] 33%39%––––
24 Aug 2018Scott Morrison replaces Malcolm Turnbull as Liberal leader
TurnbullShortenTurnbullShorten
9–12 Aug 2018Newspoll [56] 44%32%36%55%32%56%
26–29 Jul 2018Newspoll [58] 48%29%42%48%32%57%
18–21 Jul 2018Ipsos [198] 57%30%55%38%38%54%
16 July 2018Newspoll [199] 48%29%39%50%33%55%
10–13 May 2018Newspoll [71] 46%32%41%49%32%56%
3–6 May 2018Essential [200] 40%26%40%42%37%41%
4–6 Mar 2018Essential [148] 37%35%----
26–30 Apr 2017Essential [148] 45%31%35%47%33%47%
20–23 Apr 2017Newspoll [149] 42%33%32%57%33%53%
30 Mar – 2 April 2017Newspoll [153] 41%32%30%59%32%54%
22–25 Mar 2017Ipsos [155] 45%33%----
17–20 Mar 2017Essential [157] 43%29%----
16–19 Mar 2017Newspoll [158] 43%29%30%57%29%57%
10–13 Mar 2017Essential [159] 38%26%33%50%30%49%
23–26 Feb 2017Newspoll [201] 40%33%29%59%30%56%
2–5 Feb 2017Newspoll [164] 42%30%35%54%32%54%
1–4 Dec 2016Newspoll [169] 41%32%32%55%34%51%
24–26 Nov 2016Ipsos [171] 51%30%45%45%37%53%
17–20 Nov 2016Newspoll [172] 43%33%34%54%36%51%
3–6 Nov 2016Newspoll [174] 42%32%30%58%36%51%
20–23 Oct 2016Newspoll [175] 42%32%29%57%36%51%
6–9 Oct 2016Newspoll [178] 45%30%31%56%35%51%
9–12 Sep 2016Essential [180] 41%26%35%43%36%41%
8–11 Sep 2016Newspoll [181] 43%31%34%53%35%52%
25–28 Aug 2016Newspoll [183] 43%32%34%52%36%50%
5–8 Aug 2016Essential [186] 40%30%38%43%37%41%
6–10 Jul 2016Essential [190] 39%31%37%48%39%41%
2 July 2016 election
28 Jun – 1 July 2016Newspoll [192] 48%31%40%47%36%51%
30 June 2016ReachTEL [193] 52.9%47.1%----
26–29 Jun 2016Ipsos [196] 49%35%49%41%42%50%
23–26 Jun 2016Essential [202] 40%29%40%40%37%39%
^ Remainder were "uncommitted" to either leader.

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