One Nation
27%
Pauline HansonAUSTRALIA, HAVE YOUR SAY.
Where does Australia stand?
See the polling. Add your voice. Voting is free.
THE NATIONAL PICTURE
Preferred party
Published primary vote · YouGov / News24 Pulse
Labor
25%
Anthony Albanese
Coalition
23%
Angus Taylor
Greens
13%
David ShoebridgeOther parties & independents12%
Based on 1,500 respondentsFieldwork 27 Oct – 3 Nov 2026Source & methodology
Liberal + Nationals are combined as the Coalition. Published 4 Nov 2026. A dated snapshot, separate from TallyOz votes.
IN THE SPOTLIGHTALP
ALPAnthony AlbanesePrime Minister
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THE PARTIES · ONE LEVEL PLAYING FIELD
Who gets your vote?
Give a rating out of 10, or choose your preferred party.
ALP
Labor
Anthony Albanese
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LIB
Liberal
Angus Taylor
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GRN
Greens
David Shoebridge
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NAT
Nationals
Matt Canavan
—/10
ON
One Nation
Pauline Hanson
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IND
Independent
Independent representatives
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Equal-sized cards, shuffled each visit. Scores are TallyOz ratings, not national vote percentages.
THIS WEEK’S BIG QUESTION
What should Canberra tackle first?
Your priorities set the conversation.
Choose one, then confirm your vote.
THE PEOPLE REPRESENTING YOU
Put a face to your opinion.
Six featured federal figures. Same space. Same scale.
ALP—/10
Anthony Albanese
Prime Minister
Grayndler · NSWLoading results…LIB—/10
Angus Taylor
Opposition Leader
Hume · NSWLoading results…GRN—/10
David Shoebridge
Greens Leader
New South WalesLoading results…NAT—/10
Matt Canavan
Nationals Leader
QueenslandLoading results…ON—/10
Pauline Hanson
One Nation Leader
QueenslandLoading results…IND—/10
Monique Ryan
Independent MP
Kooyong · VICLoading results…BEYOND THE PERSONALITIES
No party labelsWhere do you stand on the issues?
1 = strongly oppose. 10 = strongly support. Rate the proposal on its merits.
Housing01
Build more social housing
Increase federal investment in social and affordable housing.
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Energy02
Expand renewable energy
Increase investment in renewable generation, storage and the electricity grid.
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Migration03
Reduce migration intake
Lower the annual permanent migration intake from its current level.
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Health04
Expand bulk-billed healthcare
Increase public funding to make more GP appointments free at the point of care.
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Cost of living05
Reduce personal income tax
Lower personal income tax rates, with a corresponding impact on public revenue.
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Energy06
Allow nuclear power generation
Remove the federal prohibition on nuclear electricity generation.
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HOUSEHOLD PULSE
How much are interest rates affecting you?
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THE TALLYOZ COMMUNITY
Community rules Your news feed.
The stories. The big questions. Your side of the conversation.
Comments & replies for subscribers
TallyOz6 November 2026 · Community discussion
Groceries, rent, loan repayments or energy bills: which pressure should policymakers address first, and what trade-offs would you accept?
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TallyOz6 November 2026 · Community discussion
What balance of new supply, social housing and tax settings would help renters and buyers? Discuss the ideas and their consequences.
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TallyOz6 November 2026 · Community discussion
Tell us how you weigh stable prices, employment, savings and the cost of borrowing. Keep personal financial details private.
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TallyOz5 Nov 2026 · News selection
The central bank’s deputy governor discusses public confidence and the difficulty of bringing inflation down.
ReutersRead the original story
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TallyOz5 Nov 2026 · News selection
Money, housing and global conflict weigh on confidence, while community connections remain a source of strength.
SBS NewsRead the original story
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TallyOz4 Nov 2026 · News selection
A look at the people navigating higher repayments and the strain on already stretched budgets.
ABC NewsRead the original story
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TallyOz4 Nov 2026 · News selection
See how prices changed for different household types in the September 2026 quarter.
Australian Bureau of StatisticsRead the original story
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Editorial posts and selected sources dated November 2026. Activity comes from real visitors. News illustrations are original artwork. Shared links require invited access in this private preview.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
From your neighbourhood to the nation.
Community opinion, with the sample size always in view.
Your local pulse
Compare your postcode’s preferred-party votes with the national TallyOz community.
Small communities deserve privacy.
A minimum of 50 responses is needed before local figures appear.
Postcode comparisons only. Electorate results will follow once address-to-electorate matching is connected.
See opinion over time
Weekly preferred-party vote shares, from real community responses.
The first chapters are still being written.
Charts appear after two weeks each reach 50 votes. No invented history or seeded results.
Different people may vote each week. Trends describe participating users, not the Australian electorate.
TALLYOZ — HAVE YOUR SAY.
Different views. A shared voice.
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