‘Incredible Honour’: One Nation Surges Ahead of Labor in New Poll
Labor's primary vote is at 28 percent, down 3 points since the government's budget.
‘Incredible Honour’: One Nation Surges Ahead of Labor in New Poll A new Redbridge Group/Accent Research poll shows One Nation has become the most popular political party in Australia, rising to 31 percent support. This surge places them ahead of Labor, whose primary vote has dropped to 28 percent since the government’s budget announcement. The Coalition also saw a decline, falling to 20 percent support.
- One Nation has overtaken Labor as the most popular political party in Australia.
- Pauline Hanson is now preferred prime minister over Anthony Albanese.
- One Nation’s support has risen to 31 percent, a four-point increase.
- Labor’s primary vote is down three points to 28 percent.
- The Coalition’s support has dropped two points to 20 percent.
- One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce stated the poll is an indicator, not a final vote.
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