A new Redbridge poll has revealed a dramatic three-way split in Victorian politics and a historic slide in popularity for Premier Jacinta Allan.

Speaking to 3AW Mornings host Tom Elliott, Redbridge director Tony Barry said the current government should be deeply concerned by the results.

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“Labor will be worried about making sure that’s locked in because they can’t afford to lose any more vote share … I don’t see them winning with a 26 per cent primary,” Mr Barry said.

Tom Elliott said he had to “crawl” back through the history books to find a Premier who rated so poorly.

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“The last one I could find who rated so badly was John Cain back in 1991, and this state was in a bad, bad way back then,” he said.

The ‘most likely’ result at the state election according to Neil Mitchell

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