One Nation just three points behind Labor in Queensland, new polling shows
One Nation polled 21 per cent in Queensland, just three points behind Labor's 24 per cent primary support.
A new survey shows One Nation closing the gap on Queensland's major parties. The party has 21 per cent primary support.
This compares to Labor's 24 per cent and the LNP's 32 per cent. One Nation has no state MPs yet.
It performed even stronger among women. In that group, it narrowed the LNP's lead to nine points.
Premier David Crisafulli told reporters his government could be trusted. He pointed to promises on agriculture, tourism, mining and housing affordability as proof his government was delivering what it promised.
The surge comes as federal Nationals leader Matt Canavan confirmed a bid to switch from the Senate to the lower house. This sets up a direct contest with One Nation in the Rockhampton-based seat of Capricornia.
- 21 per cent
- One Nation primary support
- 24 per cent
- Labor primary support
- 32 per cent
- LNP primary support
- None
- One Nation state MPs
Why it mattersOne Nation's strong polling shows it is establishing itself as a serious force in Queensland state politics before the 2028 election.
AustraliaQueenslanders face a tighter state election in 2028 with One Nation positioned to win or influence more seats, potentially altering which party leads government.
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