| Scott Morrison | Bill Shorten | Difference | ||
| More honest than most politicians | 39% | 31% | +8 | |
| A capable leader | 49% | 43% | +6 | |
| Visionary | 38% | 32% | +6 | |
| Intelligent | 61% | 56% | +5 | |
| Trustworthy | 39% | 34% | +5 | |
| Good in a crisis | 41% | 36% | +5 | |
| Out of touch with ordinary people | 54% | 50% | +4 | |
| Hard-working | 60% | 57% | +3 | |
| Narrow-minded | 46% | 44% | +2 | |
| Understands the problems facing Australia | 46% | 45% | +1 | |
| Intolerant | 37% | 39% | -2 | |
| Superficial | 45% | 47% | -2 | |
| Aggressive | 34% | 37% | -3 | |
| Arrogant | 43% | 46% | -3 | |
| Erratic | 36% | 40% | -4 |
Compared to Bill Shorten, Scott Morrison is more likely to be considered more honest than most politicians (+8), a capable leader (+6) and visionary (+6).
Bill Shorten is a little more likely to be considered erratic (+4), arrogant (+3) and superficial (+3). However, on most attributes the gap between the two leaders has narrowed since these questions were last asked in September.