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Supporters holding One Nation banner at outdoor political gathering
✓ ConversationPower & Policy

One Nation polling shows tradies back Hanson while majors slip

A survey of over 1,000 One Nation voters by former Labor officials shows older men and tradies form the core support, most worried about immigration and living costs.

Why it mattersFor the Liberals and Labor, these voters are crucial in coming Victorian and NSW elections. One Nation is taking seats from both major parties.

AustraliaOne Nation's core voters are increasingly entrenched across Australia, with strongest appeal in Queensland and South Australia; this threatens traditional Liberal and Labor holds in regional seats.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 6 d ago

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