A new survey reveals trust in the Government has plummeted to levels not seen since the final months of the Morrison administration.
The Australian National University's (ANU) recent report on voter satisfaction has revealed concerning trends for the Albanese government. According to the survey, public satisfaction with the government has plummeted to levels not seen since the final days of the Morrison government. Key findings include a significant drop in satisfaction with the government's handling of the economy, with only 30% of respondents expressing satisfaction, down from 40% in the previous year. Additionally, there's a notable dissatisfaction with the government's performance in managing living costs, with satisfaction rates falling to 25%. The report also highlighted a general disillusionment with politics, with only 37% of Australians feeling that democracy is functioning well, a decrease from previous years. This dissatisfaction spans across various demographics, indicating a broad-based decline in confidence in the current administration's ability to address critical issues effectively.
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