melbourne australian prime minister malcolm turnbull slump new low poll release monday government cobble together deal main opposition party stem citizenship crisis leave government hang precariously power turnbull heavily criticize fail act decisively crisis far see deputy along six lawmakers eject parliament dual citizens leave turnbull preside minority government late twist drama play several months independent lawmakers threaten weekend use new-found power low house push controversial legislation block government include royal commission bank sector late newspoll publish australian show main opposition labor party lead turnbull liberal-national party coalition two-party basis mark 23rd consecutive loss since turnbull oust tony abbott become prime minister september 2015. turnbull rid high poll cite fact abbott lose 30 consecutive newspolls justify spill personal basis turnbull support crumble 41 percent 36 percent time become prime minister support all-time high 55 percent probably one fast fall personal stand history former liberal party leader john hewson tell australian broadcast corp television bad still outcomes really matter average voter citizenship saga overshadow turnbull attempt turn domestic agenda voter-friendly issue like tax reform infrastructure house affordability contentious national survey same-sex marriage checker rollout multibillion dollar broadband network add perceptions chaos country leadership turnbull vietnam meet asia-pacific leaders foreign minister act prime minister julie bishop tell reporters poll surprise government plan resolve dual citizenship issue dual citizenship ban members parliament australia constitution bid prevent split allegiances adherence rule come spotlight current crisis high court confirm strict interpretation law side politics threaten lawmakers side dual citizens government opposition agree monday deadline dec. politicians disclose birthplace parent grandparents australian pm 's support fall new low amid citizenship crisis