One Nation Holds Narrow Lead Over Labor in By-election
One Nation held a narrow lead over Labor after preference flows in an outer-suburban by-election in Western Australia. Pauline Hanson’s party was ahead of Labor, with just 22 percent of votes counted at the Secret Harbour by-election. Luke Herdegen held a 1.45 percent lead over Labor’s Georgia Tree, WA Electoral Commission figures showed late on Saturday.
One Nation is holding a narrow lead over Labor in the Secret Harbour by-election in Western Australia, with 22% of votes counted. Candidate Luke Herdegen is ahead of Labor’s Georgia Tree by 1.45%, according to WA Electoral Commission figures. The by-election was triggered by the retirement of senior minister Paul Papalia in the safe Labor seat.
- One Nation holds a narrow lead over Labor in the Secret Harbour by-election.
- Only 22% of votes have been counted so far.
- Luke Herdegen (One Nation) leads Georgia Tree (Labor) by 1.45%.
- The by-election was called after the retirement of Paul Papalia.
- The electorate is considered a safe Labor seat.
- Herdegen reported a strong vibe and campaign momentum.
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