Napthine 'working hard' despite bad poll VICTORIAN Liberal Premier Denis Napthine says he will be working hard to encourage voters to re-elect him, despite voter satisfaction plummeting in the latest poll results. Voter satisfaction with Dr Napthine's performance fell 11 per cent in the latest Newspoll to 42 per cent. Labor also has recorded a 53 per cent two-party preferred lead - up two points from the July and August poll. Dr Napthine refused to directly comment on polls or whether he needed to change his personal style. But he did say he was getting on with the job of delivering the services that people need. "My job is to get on with the job of leadership for the people of Victoria and that's what I'm doing," Dr Napthine said on Monday. In 2014 we do have a state election and we will be working hard as a coalition team to get that message across. The Nationals saw its primary vote drop to three per cent, which Dr Napthine said was due to the poll having a national focus. "The issue with any poll is that, when a coalition partner like the National party who specialise in regional or rural seats, it's often hard to get your vote represented in those national polls," he said.