TONY Abbott will be seeking reassurance from Malcolm Turnbull that he doesn't want his job, after a poll showed overwhelming support for Mr Turnbull to return as leader of the opposition.
The Galaxy Poll published by News Ltd found 60 per cent of voters believed Mr Turnbull would be a better choice as leader than Mr Abbott, who could manage just 29 per cent support.
The news was just as bleak for Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who has to keep Kevin Rudd at bay.
The poll also showed 49 per cent of voters want Mr Rudd leading the Labor Party compared to 34 per cent for Ms Gillard.
However, Labor keeps making inroads in the coalition's lead in the primary and two-party preferred votes, according to the poll of 1003 people that was conducted over the weekend.
The poll found Labor's primary vote firmed four points to 35 per cent since the last poll in June while the coalition's support eased two points to 47 per cent.
On a two-party preferred basis the coalition held a winning lead at 53 per cent to 47 per cent, which would result in the minority government losing 20 or more seats if an election were held now.
Galaxy boss David Briggs said apart from speculation about another leadership challenge, Ms Gillard's other problem was the lack of trust.
Sixty three per cent of voters did not believe her claims she was only recruited on the day Mr Rudd was overthrown as prime minister in 2010.
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