Overview
- Recent polls show One Nation’s primary vote has risen to 10.5%, more than doubling its 2022 result.
- The Coalition has placed One Nation second on how-to-vote cards in key seats, marking a significant shift in preference strategy.
- Pauline Hanson is campaigning on cost-of-living, housing affordability, and hardline immigration policies, including cutting immigration by 570,000 people annually.
- Analysts suggest One Nation’s growing support could help the Coalition win marginal seats, potentially altering the election outcome.
- Labor criticizes the Coalition for aligning with One Nation, while both parties deny formal preference deals.