Galaxy Queensland poll

Bryan · Tuesday 12 June 2007 · 6:49 am

Today’s Courier Mail, Herald Sun and Daily Telegraph reported a Queensland-wide Galaxy poll of 800 voters last Wednesday and Thursday evening. The detailed poll results are here.

The predicted state-wide two-party preferred vote shares, were an election held last week, were 52 per cent for Labor and 48 per cent for the Coalition. That represents a 3 point movement from the February state-wide poll result of 55 to 45 per cent in Labor’s favour. But it is almost nine percentage points off the mark set at the previous election: 57.1 to 42.9 in the Coalition’s favour.

State-wide two-party preferred vote share
October 2004 Election 15-16 November 2006 21-22 February 2007 6-7 June 2007
Labor 42.9 45 55 52
Coalition 57.1 55 45 48

 

State-wide primary votes
October 2004 Election 15-16 November 2006 21-22 February 2007 6-7 June 2007
Liberal 39.4 41 31 35
National 9.7 6 9 9
Coalition total 49.2 47 40 44
Labor 34.8 32 47 45
Green 5.1 10 7 7
Another party or independent candidate 11.0 11 6 4

Update: Darryl Rosin identified an error in the 2004 results from the CM. I have corrected the 2004 election results above to reflect those on the AEC web site. Previously, I had used the figures from the Courier Mail

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