FijiFirst leader Prime Minister Voreqe Bain­imarama still leads the charge in the Fiji Sun/ Razor national poll with an approval rating of 74 per cent.

This is the weekly poll un­dertaken by the Fiji Sun as we lead up to the general election. 1000 respondents around the country – 600 from the Central Division, 300 from the West and 100 from the North – were asked to respond to this in face-to-face interviews.

National Federation Party (NFP) is struggling with its lead­er Biman Prasad and the party, both dipping to an all-time low of two per cent.

Fiji Labour Party has done bet­ter having polled five per cent compared to NFP.

SODELPA leader Sitiveni Rabu­ka trails Mr Bainimarama. Mr Rabuka polled 10 per cent while Opposition leader Ro Teimumu Kepa, a SODELPA member, polled six per cent.

Emerging as underdogs are the two new parties on the scene – HOPE polled five per cent while Unity Fiji polled nine per cent.

Their leaders, however, have not done so well themselves.

HOPE’s Tupou Draunidalo, who started the poll on a high note, has taken a slight hit and has polled two per cent, so too for Unity Fiji leader Savenaca Narube.

Which political party are you voting for in the 2018 General Election?

FijiFirst – 66 per cent

SODELPA – 13 per cent

Unity Fiji – 9 per cent

HOPE – 5 per cent

Fiji Labour Party – 5 per cent

National Federation Party – 2 per cent

Has this FijiFirst Government done a good job in the last four years?

Yes: 60 per cent

No: 21 per cent

Unsure: 19 per cent

Source: Fiji Sun-Razor