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TISZA: 48 %
Fidesz-KDNP: 39 %
DK: 6 %
MH: 4 %
MKKP: 3 %
Publicus, 18/11/25
TISZA: 48 %
Fidesz-KDNP: 39 %
DK: 6 %
MH: 4 %
MKKP: 3 %
Publicus, 18/11/25
⏸️Albanese (ALP-inc): 54 %
⏸️Ley (LNP): 27 %
Newspoll, November 2025
⏸️Albanese (ALP-inc): 54 %
⏸️Ley (LNP): 27 %
Newspoll, November 2025
Prime Minister Albanese (ALP):
🔼Approve: 47 % (+1)
⏬Disapprove: 47 % (-4)
Opposition leader Ley (LNP):
🔼Approve: 26 % (+1)
⏬Disapprove: 55 % (-3)
Newspoll, November 2025
Prime Minister Albanese (ALP):
🔼Approve: 47 % (+1)
⏬Disapprove: 47 % (-4)
Opposition leader Ley (LNP):
🔼Approve: 26 % (+1)
⏬Disapprove: 55 % (-3)
Newspoll, November 2025
⏫ALP: 36 % (+1,4)
🔽LNP: 24 % (-7,8)
⏫ONP: 15 % (+8,6)
🔼Green: 13 % (+0,8)
⏬Independents/Others: 12 % (-3)
Two-party preferred:
🔼ALP: 58 % (+2,8)
🔽LNP: 42 % (-2,8)
(+/- Last election)
Newspoll, November 2025
⏫ALP: 36 % (+1,4)
🔽LNP: 24 % (-7,8)
⏫ONP: 15 % (+8,6)
🔼Green: 13 % (+0,8)
⏬Independents/Others: 12 % (-3)
Two-party preferred:
🔼ALP: 58 % (+2,8)
🔽LNP: 42 % (-2,8)
(+/- Last election)
Newspoll, November 2025
⏬ANC: 37 % (-3,2)
⏫DA: 32 % (+10,2)
⏬MK: 12 % (-6,6)
🔽EFF: 7 % (-2,5)
🔼IFP: 6 % (+2,1)
...
(+/- Last election)
Social Research Foundation, November 2025
⏬ANC: 37 % (-3,2)
⏫DA: 32 % (+10,2)
⏬MK: 12 % (-6,6)
🔽EFF: 7 % (-2,5)
🔼IFP: 6 % (+2,1)
...
(+/- Last election)
Social Research Foundation, November 2025
DISY: 23 %
AKEL: 20 %
ELAM: 13 %
ALMA: 10 %
DIKO: 9 %
DD: 9 %
KOSP: 3 %
Volt: 3 %
EDEK: 3 %
DIPA: 1 %
EP: 1 %
Pulse, 13/11/25
DISY: 23 %
AKEL: 20 %
ELAM: 13 %
ALMA: 10 %
DIKO: 9 %
DD: 9 %
KOSP: 3 %
Volt: 3 %
EDEK: 3 %
DIPA: 1 %
EP: 1 %
Pulse, 13/11/25
Decaro (Center Left Coalition): 63,8 %
D'Attis (Center Right Coalition): 33,1 %
...
In 2020, the Center Left Coalition won the region 47-39 over the Center Right Coalition.
Ipsos, 03/11/25
Decaro (Center Left Coalition): 63,8 %
D'Attis (Center Right Coalition): 33,1 %
...
In 2020, the Center Left Coalition won the region 47-39 over the Center Right Coalition.
Ipsos, 03/11/25
Democrats: 55 %
Republicans: 41 %
Marist College, 13/11/25
Democrats: 55 %
Republicans: 41 %
Marist College, 13/11/25
Nationwide:
⏬A: 23,2 % (-5,2)
⏬V: 17,9 % (-3,3)
🔽C: 12,7 % (-2,5)
⏫SF: 11,1 % (+3,5)
🔽Ø: 7,1 % (-0,2)
🔼O: 5,9 % (+1,8)
⏫I: 5,5 % (+4,3)
...
(+/- Last election)
Despite losses across the country, the Social Democrats remains the largest party nationwide.
Nationwide:
⏬A: 23,2 % (-5,2)
⏬V: 17,9 % (-3,3)
🔽C: 12,7 % (-2,5)
⏫SF: 11,1 % (+3,5)
🔽Ø: 7,1 % (-0,2)
🔼O: 5,9 % (+1,8)
⏫I: 5,5 % (+4,3)
...
(+/- Last election)
Despite losses across the country, the Social Democrats remains the largest party nationwide.
Albanese (ALP-inc): 40 %
Ley (LNP): 10 %
Neither: 28 %
About the same: 9 %
Redbridge, 13/11/25
Albanese (ALP-inc): 40 %
Ley (LNP): 10 %
Neither: 28 %
About the same: 9 %
Redbridge, 13/11/25
Prime Minister Albanese (ALP):
Approve: 37 %
Disapprove: 39 %
Opposition leader Ley (LNP):
Approve: 13 %
Disapprove: 34 %
Redbridge, 13/11/25
Prime Minister Albanese (ALP):
Approve: 37 %
Disapprove: 39 %
Opposition leader Ley (LNP):
Approve: 13 %
Disapprove: 34 %
Redbridge, 13/11/25
⏫ALP: 38 % (+3,4)
🔽LNP: 24 % (-7,8)
⏫ONP: 18 % (+11,6)
⏬Green: 9 % (-3,2)
⏬Independents/Others: 11 % (-4)
Two-party preferred:
🔼ALP: 56 % (+0,8)
🔽LNP: 44 % (-0,8)
(+/- Last election)
Redbridge, 13/11/25
⏫ALP: 38 % (+3,4)
🔽LNP: 24 % (-7,8)
⏫ONP: 18 % (+11,6)
⏬Green: 9 % (-3,2)
⏬Independents/Others: 11 % (-4)
Two-party preferred:
🔼ALP: 56 % (+0,8)
🔽LNP: 44 % (-0,8)
(+/- Last election)
Redbridge, 13/11/25
⏫Labour: 38 % (+3)
⏫NAT: 33 % (+4)
🔽Greens: 9 % (-1)
⏬NZF: 8 % (-4)
🔽ACT: 7 % (-1)
🔽Maori: 2,4 % (-1,6)
Talbot Mills, 10/11/25
⏫Labour: 38 % (+3)
⏫NAT: 33 % (+4)
🔽Greens: 9 % (-1)
⏬NZF: 8 % (-4)
🔽ACT: 7 % (-1)
🔽Maori: 2,4 % (-1,6)
Talbot Mills, 10/11/25
According to the last Talbot Mills poll, the Labour Party is standing at 38 % (up 3).
This is the best poll for the party since January 2023 and would be enough to return to Government in coalition with the Greens and the Maori Party.
According to the last Talbot Mills poll, the Labour Party is standing at 38 % (up 3).
This is the best poll for the party since January 2023 and would be enough to return to Government in coalition with the Greens and the Maori Party.
Could you vote for [X] in an election ?
Yes:
CDU-CSU: 52 %
SPD: 50 %
Grüne: 35 %
FDP: 30 %
Die Linke: 28 %
AfD: 28 %
BSW: 18 %
Infratest dimap, November 2025
Could you vote for [X] in an election ?
Yes:
CDU-CSU: 52 %
SPD: 50 %
Grüne: 35 %
FDP: 30 %
Die Linke: 28 %
AfD: 28 %
BSW: 18 %
Infratest dimap, November 2025
🔼LPC: 44 % (+2)
🔽CPC: 36 % (-2)
🔽NDP: 10 % (-1)
🔼BQ: 6 % (+1)
⏸️GPC: 2 %
...
Liaison Strategies, 08/11/25
🔼LPC: 44 % (+2)
🔽CPC: 36 % (-2)
🔽NDP: 10 % (-1)
🔼BQ: 6 % (+1)
⏸️GPC: 2 %
...
Liaison Strategies, 08/11/25
Sahra Wagenknecht resigned as leader of the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW).
Earlier this year, the party failed to reach the threshold in the federal election.
Sahra Wagenknecht resigned as leader of the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW).
Earlier this year, the party failed to reach the threshold in the federal election.
⏫KO: 218 seats (+61)
⏬PiS: 154 (-40)
⏫Konf: 70 (+55)
⏫KKP: 18 (+15)
⏬Government (KO-PSL-PL2050-NL): 218 seats (-19)
⏬PiS: 154 (-40)
(+/-Last election)
OGB, 27/10/25
⏫KO: 218 seats (+61)
⏬PiS: 154 (-40)
⏫Konf: 70 (+55)
⏫KKP: 18 (+15)
⏬Government (KO-PSL-PL2050-NL): 218 seats (-19)
⏬PiS: 154 (-40)
(+/-Last election)
OGB, 27/10/25
⏸️Approve: 19 %
⏸️Disapprove: 77 %
Ipsos, 07/11/25
⏸️Approve: 19 %
⏸️Disapprove: 77 %
Ipsos, 07/11/25
🔼SDP: 25,4 % (+0,5)
🔼KOK: 19 % (+0,4)
🔽PS: 14,6 % (-0,3)
🔽KESK: 13,8 % (-0,5)
🔽VAS: 9,5 % (-0,1)
🔽VIHR: 7,3 % (-0,2)
🔽SFP: 3,9 % (-0,2)
⏸️KD: 3,5 %
🔼Liik: 1,3 % (+0,1)
...
Taloustutkimus, 04/11/25
🔼SDP: 25,4 % (+0,5)
🔼KOK: 19 % (+0,4)
🔽PS: 14,6 % (-0,3)
🔽KESK: 13,8 % (-0,5)
🔽VAS: 9,5 % (-0,1)
🔽VIHR: 7,3 % (-0,2)
🔽SFP: 3,9 % (-0,2)
⏸️KD: 3,5 %
🔼Liik: 1,3 % (+0,1)
...
Taloustutkimus, 04/11/25
⏫Approve: 63 % (+6)
⏬Disapprove: 29 % (-4)
Gallup Korea, 06/11/25
⏫Approve: 63 % (+6)
⏬Disapprove: 29 % (-4)
Gallup Korea, 06/11/25
⏬Approve: 41 % (-4)
🔼Disapprove: 49 % (+1)
President Trump’s approval rating dropped four points to 41%, the lowest level of his second term in office in an Emerson poll.
Emerson College, 04/11/25
⏬Approve: 41 % (-4)
🔼Disapprove: 49 % (+1)
President Trump’s approval rating dropped four points to 41%, the lowest level of his second term in office in an Emerson poll.
Emerson College, 04/11/25
🔽LPC: 43 % (-1)
⏸️CPC: 38 %
🔼NDP: 7 % (+1)
⏸️BQ: 7 %
🔼GPC: 4 % (+1)
...
Léger, 02/11/25
🔽LPC: 43 % (-1)
⏸️CPC: 38 %
🔼NDP: 7 % (+1)
⏸️BQ: 7 %
🔼GPC: 4 % (+1)
...
Léger, 02/11/25
🔼Mamdani (D): 48 % (+2)
🔼Cuomo (I): 32 % (+2)
🔽Sliwa (R): 16 % (-2)
The election will take place on Tuesday.
Marist College, 28/10/25
🔼Mamdani (D): 48 % (+2)
🔼Cuomo (I): 32 % (+2)
🔽Sliwa (R): 16 % (-2)
The election will take place on Tuesday.
Marist College, 28/10/25
Prime Minister Albanese (ALP):
🔽Approve: 46 % (-1)
⏫Disapprove: 51 % (+3)
Opposition leader Ley (LNP):
⏬Approve: 25 % (-6)
⏫Disapprove: 58 % (+7)
Newspoll, October 2025
Prime Minister Albanese (ALP):
🔽Approve: 46 % (-1)
⏫Disapprove: 51 % (+3)
Opposition leader Ley (LNP):
⏬Approve: 25 % (-6)
⏫Disapprove: 58 % (+7)
Newspoll, October 2025