One Nation support surges with women, wealthy, city voters
One Nation's support has notably increased among women, wealthy individuals, and urban voters, according to recent polling data. The party now has more female supporters than male, reflecting a broader appeal across various demographics. Leader Pauline Hanson claims this surge is due to concerns over progressive ideologies affecting Australian households.
- ▪One Nation has more women supporters than men, according to polling by the Resolve Political Monitor.
- ▪The party's support has surged among young people, wealthy individuals, and city dwellers over the past year.
- ▪One Nation recorded 24 percent of the primary vote, just behind Labor's 28 percent and ahead of the Coalition's 23 percent.
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