Topline results:
- 73% of Australians support a ban on nuclear weapons.
- 70% of people in Julie Bishop’s electorate of Curtin want Australia to sign the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. Only 11% don’t want the government to sign the Treaty.
- 77% of people think nuclear weapons make the world less safe.
- Over half of the Australian population would be more likely to vote for a party that supports a ban on nuclear weapons.
Detailed results:
Do you think nuclear weapons make the world safer?
National:
- Yes 10.7 percent
- No 77.1 percent
- Undecided 12.2 percent
Curtin:
- Yes 13.5%
- No 71.2%
- Undecided 15.3%
Do you support or oppose a ban on nuclear weapons, as a step towards the elimination of all nuclear weapons?
National:
- Support 72.7%
- Oppose 11.3%
- Undecided 16.1%
Curtin:
- Support 72.4%
- Oppose 11%
- Undecided 16.6%
Do you think Australia should sign the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons?
National:
- Yes 65.7%
- No 13%
- Undecided 21.3%
Curtin:
- Yes 70.8%
- No 11.4%
- Undecided 17.8%
Would you be more or less likely to vote for a party that supports a ban on nuclear weapons?
National:
- More likely 53%
- Less likely 11.7%
- Vote unchanged 35.3%
Curtin:
- More likely 51.6%
- Less likely 10%
- Vote unchanged 38.4%
Would you be more or less likely to change your vote based on a party’s position on nuclear weapons?
National:
- More likely 36.4%
- Less likely 16.9%
- Vote unchanged 46.7%
Curtin:
- More likely 40.5%
- Less likely 13.6%
- Vote unchanged 45.9%