14 September 2018 FINAL RESULTS

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1 14 September 2018 FINAL RESULTS ReachTEL conducted a survey of 854 residents across the New South Wales federal electorate of Warringah during the night of 13 September Question 1: If a Federal election were to be held today, which of the following would receive your first preference vote? Female Male Liberal Labor Greens / Independent ecided Two party preferred Liberal 54 Labor 46 Note: ecided voters allocated by Q1a and preferences distributed as per Q1b

2 Question 1a: Being ecided to which of the following do you have even a slight leaning? Liberal 41.2 Labor 13.7 Greens / Independent 37.3 Only those respondents who answered ecided to Question 1 were asked Question 1a

3 Question 1b: Who of the following would you preference higher? Liberal 38.2 Labor 61.8 Note: Respondents who answered Labor or Liberal in Question 1a were not asked Question 1b.

4 Question 2: Thinking about the party you said you would vote for, how committed are you for voting for his party? Female Male Very Committed Somewhat Committed Note at all Committed Liberal Labor Greens Very Committed Somewhat Committed Note at all Committed

5 Question 3: Thinking about the last Federal election in 2016, which of the following parties received your first preference vote? Female Male Liberal Labor Greens Nick Xenophon Team / Independent I didn t vote in the 2016 Federal Election Liberal Labor Greens Liberal Labor Greens Nick Xenophon Team / Independent I didn t vote in the 2016 Federal Election

6 Question 4: Please rate the performance of Member for Warringah, Tony Aboott Female Male Very good Good Average Poor Very Poor Very good Good Libera l Labor Green s Average Poor Very Poor

7 Question 5: Thinking about the next federal election, would you consider voting for an independent? Female Male Yes No Unsure / Don t know Liberal Labor Greens Yes No Unsure / Don t know

8 Question 6: Which of the following issues is most important to you when deciding who to vote for? Female Male Schools & Education Health & Hospitals Global warming & the environment Immigration economy Electricity prices Liberal Labor Greens Schools & Education Health & Hospitals Global warming & the environment Immigration economy Electricity prices

9 Question 7: Thinking about renewable energy, how soon do you think Australia should move to 100 renewable energy? Female Male Within 5 years Within 10 years Within 20 Years Within 50 Years Not at all, we should not move to 100 renewable energy Within 5 years Within 10 years Within 20 Years Libera l Labor Green s Within 50 Years Not at all, we should not move to 100 renewable energy This survey was conducted using an automated telephone based survey system among 854 voters. Telephone numbers and the person within the household were selected at random. results have been weighted by gender and age to reflect the population according to ABS figures. Please note that due to rounding, not iall tables necessarily total 100 and subtotals may also vary. Copyright ucommunications Pty Ltd.