One Nation polling reaches 33 per cent in Hunter federal race
New polling shows One Nation at 33 per cent across six Hunter federal electorates, ahead of Labor on 29 per cent.
One Nation is outpolling Labor in six federal electorates across the Hunter: Newcastle, Hunter, Paterson, Shortland, Dobell and Robertson. One Nation polled 33 per cent federally versus Labor at 29 per cent.
Greens reached 16 per cent. The Coalition got 14 per cent.
At state level, One Nation and Labor tied at 32 per cent. Greens got 16 per cent.
The Coalition got 14 per cent. The survey asked 1,029 people.
The margin of error is about 3 per cent. Pureprofile ran it for Advent Energy, the company behind a controversial offshore gas proposal in the region.
Advent's PEP-11 project has faced legal and political opposition since a Federal Court rejection in June.
- 33 per cent
- One Nation federal support
- 29 per cent
- Labor federal support
- 1,029 people
- Survey sample size
- 3 per cent
- Margin of error
Why it mattersOne Nation's strength in a Labor stronghold signals possible shifts in NSW state and federal voting patterns.
AustraliaOne Nation's rise in the Hunter, a Labor stronghold, could reshape NSW election results and influence policy on energy and industry.
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