State election polling · WA

Western Australia

Premier Roger Cook (Labor)Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas (Liberal)Next election 10 March 2029

DemosAU is the only pollster publishing WA state voting intention so far.

Pendulum

Every seat of the Legislative Assembly as it would fall if an election were held today, from the central estimate on the Election held today tab.

◀ For the government

Against the government ▶Estimated swing −3.1% from the Labor government

Labor 43

30 for a majority

Coalition 13 LIB 7 NAT 6

Collie-PrestonALP 50.2

DawesvilleALP 50.7

BatemanALP 50.7

ForrestfieldALP 51.2

KingsleyALP 51.4

FremantleALP 51.4

ScarboroughALP 52.0

RivertonALP 52.4

Darling RangeALP 52.4

JoondalupALP 53.3

JandakotALP 54.0

BunburyALP 55.1

MandurahALP 55.5

RockinghamALP 55.7

MidlandALP 55.9

Swan HillsALP 56.0

Secret HarbourALP 56.1

BictonALP 56.3

MindarieALP 56.5

LandsdaleALP 57.0

HillarysALP 57.7

OakfordALP 57.8

Mount LawleyALP 58.0

MorleyALP 59.1

ButlerALP 59.1

WannerooALP 59.3

BaldivisALP 59.8

ThornlieALP 60.2

BalcattaALP 61.1

KimberleyALP 61.2

Southern RiverALP 61.9

ArmadaleALP 63.4

BassendeanALP 63.9

CockburnALP 64.0

West SwanALP 64.2

Victoria ParkALP 64.5

KwinanaALP 65.9

BelmontALP 66.0

CanningtonALP 66.1

GirrawheenALP 67.9

PerthALP 68.0

Bibra LakeALP 68.2

MaylandsALP 70.1

South PerthLIB 51.0

KalamundaLIB 51.7

Central WheatbeltNAT 53.0

Warren-BlackwoodNAT 54.0

GeraldtonNAT 54.8

Mid-WestNAT 55.2

NedlandsLIB 55.7

ChurchlandsLIB 55.8

RoeNAT 56.4

AlbanyNAT 57.2

CottesloeLIB 57.3

CarineLIB 58.5

VasseLIB 63.6

Other seats

One Nation 3

PilbaraONP 52.1

Murray-WellingtonONP 53.1

KalgoorlieONP 54.4