‘Very poor result’: Polling shows Labor’s primary vote falling to 28 per cent

Former Labor minister Graham Richardson says polling which says Labor’s primary vote is at 28 per cent is a “very poor result” and should be a “concern” for every Labor supporter. According to the Resolve Political Monitor, Labor’s primary vote has fallen one per cent to 28 per cent, while the Coalition remains at 36 per cent. “I think anybody who doesn’t worry about a 28 per cent poll has got to be kidding themselves,” Mr Richardson told Sky News host Sharri Markson. “It is a very poor result, and it causes, I think, concern for every Labor supporter in the country.”