Peter Dutton's approval rating among voters has been deposited to the worst level since becoming opposition leader, according to polls.
The first Yougov survey since the federal elections were called before 3 May, provided to AAP, shows Mr Dutton's satisfaction that drops to at least 15.
His net satisfaction among voters fell with 10 points in the two weeks since the last Yougov survey on March 21 was released.
The personal status of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese among voters remains in a negative area, but his satisfaction has improved from minus nine to minus six.
It is the first time since June 2024 The prime minister has a higher net satisfaction assessment than the opposition leader.
While the first week of the federal election campaign takes place, Labor maintains its slim general lead on the coalition, ahead 51 percent to 49 on a preferred base of two parties.
Advisory reviews for Mr Dutton had fallen considerably since he revealed the policy, said Yougov's director of public data Paul Smith.
“Peter Dutton's personal satisfaction reviews have sunk as a stone to his lowest ever in Yougov's Public Data Survival, because he tied the policy of Trump style to ban work from home and to dismiss 40,000 employees in the public sector,” he said.
Mr Dutton is under pressure on the campaign track to be detailed where the public cutbacks will be made.
The Yougov survey also showed that Labor's primary vote was somewhat deteriorated since the election campaign started and fell one point to 30 percent, while the coalition also fell to 35 percent by two points.
Although the Greens and One Nation have remained stable at 13 and seven percent for their primary voices respectively, independent have enjoyed a slight increase, with two points to 10 percent.
Mr. Albanese also strengthened his lead as preferred premier, by 45 percent to 38 percent, after a two -point decrease in support for Mr Dutton as a leader.
The Yougov survey of 1622 people was carried out between March 28 and April 3, with a margin of error of 3.3 percent.
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