The pathway to victory has narrowed, with some corporate support becoming more muted as polarisation has increased
, that flipped – no was ahead of yes 47% to 43%. By the beginning of September, 48% of respondents said they intended to vote no and 42% yes, with 10% unsure. The latest shift puts no voters in the majority, and it represents a three point negative movement in a fortnight.over the weekend in support of a yes vote, and less than a month remaining until referendum day, a majority of Guardian Essential respondents report discussing the voice to parliament with other people.
The lack of bipartisanship also makes the voice proposal more polarising in the community. Around a quarter of respondents report having had disagreements with others about whether to vote yes or no. Women also report having more disagreements than men. Voters under the age of 34 also report having more disagreements about the voice than older voting cohorts .
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