LIVE: Election 2025 - Shock poll reveals how voters feel about Peter Dutton - as support for Albo slumps in two key states

One of Opposition leader Peter Duttons key policies has driven women voters to Anthony Albanese, a new poll shows.

The latest Redbridge poll showed Labor in the lead with 52 per cent of the two-party preferred vote.

The poll also tested voters reactions to recently announced policies, with Labors $150 energy rebate in the lead at +65.

Next was Mr Duttons policy to cut permanent immigration by 25 per cent, which had a net favourability of +47.

Mr Duttons pledge to end public servants work-from-home arrangements was unpopular however, at -7.

While it had a favourability of +7 among men, it was deeply unpopular with women, with a rating of -19.

Labors primary vote has fallen in both NSW and Victoria in recent weeks, a new survey shows.

The vote fell to 27 per cent in Victoria and 30 per cent in NSW in the first three months of this year, according to the survey by the Sydney Morning Herald.

It comes after the Labor vote for each state at the last federal election was 33 per cent.

The lower primary vote could threaten marginal seats in NSW - such as Bennelong, Gilmore, Robertson and Paterson.

In Victoria, seats like Chisholm, Aston and McEwen in and around Melbourne could be at risk.