Capital Brief / Demos AU Poll

The latest Capital Brief/DemosAU polling shows Coalition support has fallen so low that it is now closer to the Greens than to One Nation.

Jim Chalmers’ fifth budget focused on tax changes and housing has received a negative response from voters, according to exclusive new polling.

An exclusive Capital Brief/DemosAU poll also shows the Coalition gaining ground for the first time in months.

The latest Capital Brief/DemosAU poll shows Australians want the government to keep its distance from Trump as the Middle East conflict deepens.

New Nationals leader Matt Canavan has hit the ground running to promote his party’s change of approach. But polling from Capital Brief/Demos AU is a sobering assessment of the task ahead.

With the war on Iran deepening global uncertainty, Jim Chalmers is reshaping the 12 May budget as economic pressures rise and voters grow restless.

The latest Capital Brief/Demos AU poll suggests the junior Coalition party is on course to lose all of its lower house seats as One Nation surges and overtakes Labor among men.

The latest Capital Brief/DemosAU poll shows One Nation drawing younger voters, but turning protest into power demands policy depth and compromise.

Exclusive new polling shows Pauline Hanson’s party now trails Labor by just one percentage point, even as voters indicate they are more receptive to new Coalition leader Angus Taylor.

The latest Capital Brief/Demos AU poll finds Pauline Hanson leading Sussan Ley as preferred prime minister, cementing One Nation’s rise past the fractured Coalition.

DemosAU’s head of research, George Hasanakos, says it’s the first time a nationwide poll has shown a minor party on equal footing with a traditional party of government.

Exclusive DemosAU polling suggests one in five Coalition voters have shifted allegiances since the election, with Pauline Hanson's party in line to win as many as 12 seats if current trends hold.