Hanson Says Labor ‘Crossed the Line’ With Attack on One Nation After Secret Harbour Loss
She said Australians were entitled to vote for One Nation without being told by the prime minister that their democratic choice is a danger to the nation.
One Nation’s candidate Luke Herdegen won the Secret Harbour by-election, defeating Labor’s Georgia Tree. This victory, with Herdegen securing 57% of the two-candidate-preferred vote, marks a shift for the seat previously held by Labor for 37 years. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers have responded strongly to the outcome.
- One Nation candidate Luke Herdegen won the Secret Harbour by-election with 57% of the two-candidate-preferred vote.
- Herdegen secured 39% of the primary vote, compared to 24% for Labor and 17% for the Liberal Party.
- Secret Harbour was a safe Labor seat for 37 years prior to this election.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers reacted strongly to the result.
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