The Liberals and Nationals confirmed they will place One Nation ahead of Labor on how-to-vote cards for the November 28 state election, putting Labor, Greens, and Victorian Socialists last in most cases.
Polls show Labor’s primary vote at just 18-22 percent, trailing the Coalition’s 33 percent and One Nation’s 21 percent, with the Coalition leading 56-44 on two-party preferred.
One Nation’s support has even hit 40 percent in one seat, signaling potential breakthroughs, while the move follows pressure on Wilson amid Labor’s historic lows.
Voters remain divided on whether this strategy will end Labor’s hold or risk fragmenting the right-wing vote.
