Most Victorians believe the state’s rolling lockdowns dragged on too long, according to new polling, but it hasn’t translated into a significant backlash toward Premier Daniel Andrews ahead of the November 26 election.
A poll of more than 1000 Victorians conducted from November 3-6 by Freshwater Strategy for The Australian Financial Review found that 59 per cent of residents believed that the state was locked down too long and restricted too much.
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