The Prime Minister has faced another grilling about voters thoughts on the Voice to Parliament as a new poll revealed the Yes campaign continues to lose momentum.
A new JWS Research poll released Friday shows the Yes campaign is losing momentum, with support at 46 per cent while opposition is at 43 per cent.
Mr Albanese denied undecided voters were more likely to vote No when grilled about the new poll on Saturday morning. However, a Resolve Political Monitor poll from the same day showed support for the Voice to Parliament had dropped to 49 per cent.The varying results from the polls also differ across the states, but several show NSW and Victoria support on the decline and neck-to-neck on which way they’ll land.
The constitutional referendum requires a double majority to succeed, meaning the Yes vote must garner most votes overall as well as win support in the bulk of states to pass.
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