The likelihood of Anthony Albanese being re-elected could be expected, after Newspoll revealed support for Peter Dutton has dropped, as a hung parliament looms.

In the latest Newspoll conducted between April 7 and April 10, it was revealed that the Labor Party, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, is maintaining a 52-48 lead over the Coalition. This steady position suggests resilience in Albanese's leadership despite the looming threat of a hung parliament, a scenario that has raised concerns among political analysts given the fragmented voting intentions revealed by the data. Interestingly, the primary vote for the Coalition has dipped to 35%, reflecting a gradual decline from earlier this year, while Labor’s primary vote remains stagnant at 33% over multiple polls. These figures mirror the parties’ standings during the last election, raising questions about voter sentiment and potential shifts in the political landscape as the election date approaches.