The Minns government’s slump comes less than six months since polling day, and follows ministerial scandals and tussles with unions over public sector pay rises.
An overwhelming number of voters surveyed in the latest Resolve Political Monitor for thebelieved disciplinary action against Crakanthorp was necessary following revelations he breached the ministerial code of conduct.
Transport Minister Jo Haylen speaking at NSW Parliament on Tuesday. The Minns government has been damaged by the scandal surrounding her appointment of a one-time Labor staffer to the position of department secretary.As well as ministerial scandals, the government has faced repeated threats of industrial action from public sector unions as it negotiated promised pay rises for key workers including teachers and nurses. The paramedics took industrial action before landing their pay deal.
Minns is the preferred premier with 41 per cent of voters , while Opposition Leader Mark Speakman is on 14 per cent, a two-point increase since the last Resolve poll.
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