A Newspoll from October 26-29 surveyed 1,200 voters and found One Nation at 28%, just ahead of Labor at 27%, with the Coalition at 21% and Greens at 13%.
In Victoria, ahead of the November 28 state election, One Nation surged to 14% in Greens’ internal polling, while Coalition led at 32% over Labor’s 25%.
The rise ties to criticism of Labor’s economy handling and spending, though One Nation lost its Melbourne candidate over offensive posts; still, figures like Liberal’s Bev McArthur hint at possible crossbench deals to oust Labor.
