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Roy Morgan: One Nation support falls after Pauline Hanson comments

politicsJun 29, 202626617

After Pauline Hanson said Australia should be "one nation" with "one language," Roy Morgan found Labor primary support up 1 point to 28 percent while One Nation fell 5.5 points to 26 percent. The L-NP Coalition rose 4 points to 21.5 percent, with Liberals on 19 percent (up 4) and Nationals on 2.5 percent. Two-party-preferred measures in the poll showed ALP 53.5 percent versus L-NP 46.5 percent, a 0.5 point swing against Labor on that measure, and respondent preferences put ALP 53 percent to One Nation 47 percent, a two-point edge for Labor. The Roy Morgan fieldwork ran 22 to 28 June with a sample of 1,639 respondents. Roy Morgan concluded the shift leaves Labor in an election-winning position while One Nation has lost ground following Hanson’s monocultural remarks.

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