Reported at www.pollbludger.net: A Resolve Strategic poll shows Labor’s primary vote in New South Wales has dropped 4 points to 29%, while the Coalition increased by 1 point to 38%, indicating a Coalition lead of just over 51-49 in two-party terms.

In federal polling, a Roy Morgan survey credits Labor with a slight 51-49 lead, contrasting with other polls that show more favourable results for the Coalition, underscoring instability for the Labor government.