Shocking Poll Reveals PM Albanese as Australia’s Weakest Leader in Decades
A recent Newspoll shows PM Anthony Albanese’s character questioned, with him rated the weakest leader in decades, while Peter Dutton shines as the stronger choice.
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Canberra: So, there’s some buzz around Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after a recent poll. It turns out he’s being seen as the weakest PM Australia has had in a long time. Ouch!
The poll, done for The Australian, shows that while Albanese’s ratings dropped, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is coming off as the stronger, more decisive leader. Dutton’s got a solid 60 percent approval, while Albanese fell to 44 percent.
This is a big deal because it’s the lowest score for a sitting prime minister in 16 years! Meanwhile, Dutton is enjoying the highest ratings for an opposition leader in a decade. Talk about a shake-up!
Albanese’s handling of the cost-of-living crisis and inflation seems to be hurting his image with voters. But hey, he’s still seen as less arrogant than Dutton, so there’s that.
Despite the ratings, Albanese is still the preferred prime minister, which is kind of surprising given the numbers. It’s a wild political landscape out there!