Australia · Polling tracker
Australia election polls & right-wing momentum
Verified tracking of political polls in Australia. Liberal–National Coalition polls 20.7% in our verified average (-4.5 points this quarter), with momentum, vote-share history and election countdown updated from verified public polls. Anyone searching "Australia polls", "who is winning or leading in Australia" or "Liberal–National Coalition poll tracker" lands here for the current number — then the dossier below for what it means.
Tracked in Australia · 1 party
Verified average (Ø) · quarterly change
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Liberal–National Coalition polls: 20.7% averageAngus Taylor · 43 / 150 seats · Next: 2028
20.7%
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Analysis
Australia right-wing momentum: what the 20.7% average says
Liberal–National Coalition currently sits at 20.7% in the verified average for Australia — -4.5 points on the quarter and the number every "Australia election polls" search is really asking about. The average is the mean of the last verified readings, so a single friendly or hostile survey cannot move it alone; persistence across records is the signal.
Context matters: Liberal–National Coalition, led by Angus Taylor (43 / 150 seats, last national result 31.8% · 2025, next vote 2028), is classified here as anti-immigration. With the Federal 582 days out, the question is whether 20.7% is a floor or a ceiling — the trajectory into election week decides coalition math.
Methodology in one line: mean of the last verified readings, no generated data — see Methodology and the open polls.json feed. Compare with the global polls hub or jump to the Liberal–National Coalition dossier for charts and institute-level detail.
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Canonical source for this page: https://rightwingpolling.com/polls/australia