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===Demographics===
A 2023 poll conducted by the Redbridge Group, which found that the CLP would win the [[2024 Northern Territory general election|2024 general election]] in a landslide, looked at demographics by voting intention in the Northern Territory. The poll found that the CLP has a support base among many demographics. The poll found that the CLP is overwhelmingly more popular than Labor among middle and high-income earners and people over 40, and that the CLP had more support than Labor among both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, [[Australian English|English]] and non-English speakers, and both men and women. The poll found that people aged between 18 and 40 are still more likely to vote for the CLP than they are any party, but by a smaller margin than people over 40.<ref name="redbridge">https://redbridgegroup.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Northern-Territory-Social-Services-11.pdf {{Bare URL PDF|date=August 2024}}</ref>

As less parties and candidates contest Northern Territory general elections than they do Australian federal elections in the Northern Territory, the CLP, Labor and independents usually have a higher vote share at territory elections than at federal elections in the Northern Territory due to the absence of right-wing minor parties such as [[Pauline Hanson's One Nation]] and the fact that the [[NT Greens|Greens]] do not run in every seat at territory elections. On the territory level, the Redbridge poll found that 25% of One Nation supporters would vote for the CLP on the territory level, second to only the [[Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party]] (SFF) at 33%.<ref name="redbridge"/>