Green voters are most concerned about… No, not the environment. Nor water. But health. As are Coalition, Labor and supporters of independents and the minor parties, or so Roy Morgan Research polling shows, writes Christian Kerr.
Labor supporters
Crikey/Morgan Reactor: There’s hope for Cossie yet
Australians have reacted positively to Peter Costello’s interview with Laurie Oakes on the Sunday program in which he outlined his views on a vision for the country and the need for concrete policies and a plan, according to the Crikey/Roy Morgan Reactor – the online real time reaction device based on an Australia-wide sample of 483 electors.
Following the election thrills n’ spills — a taster
Australians really didn’t react strongly to Kevin Rudd’s embarrassing slip when he failed to name the tax breaks and floundered answering the question about tax breaks, according to Roy Morgan’s Reactor — the online real time reaction device based on an Australia-wide sample of 1,353 electors.
A hard look at the soft Labor vote
Just who are the soft Labor voters we list in every Morgan Poll – those voters who say they intend to support the ALP, but also believe that the country is headed in the right direction?
Good news PM, the electorate’s listening: Crikey/Roy Morgan Reactor
Voters still seem to be listening to the Prime Minister, the Crikey/Roy Morgan Reactor has found.
Time for a change: Morgan Poll
Why do electors choose the parties they choose? Some answers for what’s making the difference for voters, thanks to Morgan qualitative research.
