THE PEOPLE'S POLL
Before the 2025 Federal Election, we asked Australians a series of questions.
One of the questions we asked was:
"You have 30 seconds with our Prime Minister, what would you say"
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Key Insights from the Poll
Widespread Political Fatigue
Words like “Labor”, “Albo”, and “Dutton” dominate the responses — but not in praise. Voters express deep frustration with both major parties, highlighting personality-driven politics over clear policies.Voters Feel Disconnected
Terms like “people”, “need”, “get”, and “know” reflect a yearning to be heard. There’s a loud call for clearer communication and real engagement from leaders.Demand for Practical Change
Repeated calls to “stop”, “work”, and “make” show the electorate is less interested in slogans and more in action — particularly on cost-of-living and trust in governance.Distrust in Political Strategy
Multiple mentions of “Greens”, “libs”, and “election” reveal skepticism about motivations behind political moves, suggesting voters are reading between the lines — and not buying the spin.Plea for National Unity and Direction
Words like “Australia”, “country”, and “better” highlight a deeper emotional undercurrent — voters want leadership that prioritizes national progress over partisan division.