Polling Shows Labor and Coalition Neck-and-Neck Ahead of 2025 Election

Diverging poll results highlight voter dissatisfaction with the economy and leadership, leaving the election outcome uncertain.

Labor's primary vote has dropped to 27% in the latest Resolve poll, while the Coalition leads with 38%; other polls suggest a narrower race with two-party-preferred results near 50-50.
Economic concerns dominate voter sentiment, with 59% feeling worse off since Labor's 2022 victory and only 13% feeling better off.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is perceived as weaker than Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, though he remains the preferred prime minister in some polls.
Labor's strategy focuses on future economic improvements, while Dutton emphasizes dissatisfaction with the past three years under Labor's leadership.
Internal polling and analysts suggest the election remains competitive, with undecided voters likely to play a critical role in determining the outcome.