A Roy Morgan SMS poll of 2,084 voters from August 5-7 gives Carroll 46.5% as preferred premier in a three-way matchup with Opposition Leader Jess Wilson at 35.5% and One Nation’s Warren Pickering at 16%.
Primary votes tie Labor and the Liberal-National Coalition at 26% each, with One Nation close at 23.5%, while two-party preferred favors the L-NP 51-49 ahead of the November 28 election.
Reactions ranged from surprise at Labor’s resilience post-leadership change to questions on whether the numbers align with broader state sentiment.
Victorians would have to be out of their minds to vote Labor.