The first I saw of this poll was a news item tweeted by the Nine News Sydney account, concerning a disaster poll for NSW Labor, one supposedly finding that the party's primary vote was lower than at any election since 1904, and worse even than the 2011 debacle. The Twitter video of the news report was three minutes and 18 seconds long. I watched it three times in disbelief that a report of such a momentous poll did not even name the pollster involved, let alone state who had commissioned the poll. Then I ranted about it on Twitter. Then I watched it a fourth time just to make sure that I hadn't just made a real fool of myself. But it was real - 198 seconds complete with interviews with ex-Premier Morris Iemma, but no mention of the pollster's name. This alone was quite ridiculous.
(I've been told there is a longer version that does name the pollster, but haven't seen it, and don't know how widely versions with and without the pollster named were broadcast.)
