An encouraging sign for the Clarence River
The latest face-to-face Morgan Poll on Federal voting intentions for 22/23 September 2007 shows the ALP primary vote at 54 per cent with support for the Coalition at 36 per cent.
See:http://www.roymorgan.com/news/polls/2007/4217/
The ALP remains steadfast in its opposition to any Clarence water diversion scheme, while the Federal Coalition supports such a scheme.
The Greens who in this poll are showing voter support of 5.5 per cent also oppose a Clarence diversion.
Mumble political blog shows an equally encouraging graph.
[Graph displayed at crikey.com.au,28 September 2007]
See:http://www.roymorgan.com/news/polls/2007/4217/
The ALP remains steadfast in its opposition to any Clarence water diversion scheme, while the Federal Coalition supports such a scheme.
The Greens who in this poll are showing voter support of 5.5 per cent also oppose a Clarence diversion.
Mumble political blog shows an equally encouraging graph.
[Graph displayed at crikey.com.au,28 September 2007]Labels: climate change, election '07, environment, water policy politics
posted by Judith M. Melville at
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