Polling Report

DemosAU NSW State Polling Results - March 2026

Minn' popularity climbs as One Nation splits conservative vote in NSW. The latest state voting intention poll shows Labor leading on a primary vote basis while the Coalition and One Nation are almost tied. If preferences flowed as per the 2023 state election this would result in a two-party preferred of 61-39% to Labor.

Ace Strategies exclusive DemosAU State Poll — New South Wales, Sydney Harbour Bridge at night

DemosAU poll conducted 24 February to 4 March 2026.

Primary vote: Labor 34%, Liberal/National Coalition 23%, One Nation 21%, Greens 15%, Other 7%.

Preferred Premier: Chris Minns (Labor) 48%, Kellie Sloane (Liberal) 24%, Don't Know 28%.

Sample: 1,032 people from NSW. Effective margin of error 3.6%.

How this poll was conducted

Fieldwork
24 February – 4 March 2026
Sample
1,032 respondents (728 effective, after weighting)
Margin of error
±3.6%
Population
New South Wales
Method
Internet panel survey of New South Wales residents aged 18+ eligible to vote, rim weighted by Age × gender, education, personal income, residential tenure, region, 2025 federal vote, and left–right self-identification. State voting intention was the first substantive question after demographics.
Commissioned by
Premier National

DemosAU NSW Polling Results March 2026

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