🇦🇺 Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party become’s Australia’s largest party in an opinion poll for the first time ever as opposition to mass-immigration surges.
Her party stands at 32% in the latest opinion poll from Roy Morgan.
It’s the first time since the Second World War that a different party than the Labor Party or Liberal Party are on first place in a poll or election.
The One Nation Party has seen record-fast growth, having won just 6% in the national election in May 2025.
One Nation - 32%
Labor Party - 28.5%
Liberal Party - 16.5%
The Greens - 11.5%
Australians are now sending a clear signal that stopping mass-immigration is their primary political concern.
The next election is expected in early 2028
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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party become’s Australia’s largest party in an opinion poll for the first time ever as opposition to mass-immigration surges.
Her party stands at 32% in the latest opinion poll from Roy Morgan.
It’s the first time since the Second World War that a different party than the Labor Party or Liberal Party are on first place in a poll or election.
The One Nation Party has seen record-fast growth, having won just 6% in the national election in May 2025.
One Nation - 32%
Labor Party - 28.5%
Liberal Party - 16.5%
The Greens - 11.5%
Australians are now sending a clear signal that stopping mass-immigration is their primary political concern.
The next election is expected in early 2028
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