According to the new analysis, Tan Bao suffered a strong boycott in Kunzhou and lost in New and Victoria. In the run-up to five key by-elections this month, state voters turned to Labour.
Labour led 53 / 47 in bipartisan support.
Fairfax / Ipsom showed the government's bipartisan approval rating for Kunzhou fell from 54 percent to 48 percent.
In Tata, however, Labour was just 1% ahead of Unionparty, the closest result of any state.
If the latest polls are reflected in the general election, the Unionparty will lose as many as 18 seats. The government's bipartisan support for Labour was 48 percent versus 52 percent in Queensland, 47 percent to 53 percent in the new state, and 44 percent to 56 percent in Victoria.
Mr Tan has always been ahead of Schotton in the prime minister of choice, with 52 percent of voters backing him, compared with 32 percent for opposition party leaders.
The weakest Unionparty is Victoria, followed by New York, followed by South Australia and Queensland.
