Australia Revealed: The green guide
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There’s practical reconciliation – and practical environmentalism, or so it seems. We’ve drilled down into the Roy Morgan electorate by electorate attitudinal material to find out voter’s views on some fundamental environmental issues. It should come as no surprise that the resident of the inner-west Sydney seat of Grayndler are most likey to agree with the proposition “At heart I’m an environmentalist”. There, the Greens breathe down the back of Labor’s Anthony Albanese’s neck. But the safe Queensland Nationals’ seat of Wide Bay as number two? There’s a turn up. And the electorates where the punters say they try to recycle everything they can? They simply seem to be a solid bloc of suburbia. It’s a different story when we come the seats where the voters say threats to the environment are exaggerated. There are three Nationals seats in the top five, Bob Katter’s electorate of Kennedy, and the safe Labor electorate of Fowler, in Western Sydney. No doubt there’s not much demand for soy decaf lattes out there. Crikey’s key seats — the 49 seats we believe will decide the federal election — are marked with an asterisk. More details are available from Electorate Profiles on the Roy Morgan Online Store. Percentage of electors who agree “At heart I’m an environmentalist”
Percentage of electors who agree “I try to recycle everything I can”
Percentage of electors who agree “Threats to environment are exaggerated”
Pre Rudd polling covers January-Dec 2006; post Rudd January-June 2007. |
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One Comment
You say the Greens are breathing down Albanese’s neck in Grayndler. I wish. Maybe without the 2 party preferred rort, but while disproportional representation rules the 2 oligarchies have the whole game sewn up. Why aren’t the media as mad as hell?