A Guardian Essential Poll shows 58% of Australian voters are open to supporting Pauline Hanson's One Nation party at the next federal election, with 45% of current Labor voters expressing openness to switching, prompting the Labor government to develop strategies emphasizing cost-of-living relief and workers' protections to retain support. Labor ministers are sharpening attacks on One Nation's lack of concrete policies while focusing messaging on bread-and-butter issues like housing, wages, and healthcare rather than engaging in culture wars.
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A Guardian Essential Poll shows 58% of Australian voters are open to supporting Pauline Hanson's One Nation party at the next federal election, with 45% of current Labor voters expressing openness to switching, prompting the Labor government to develop strategies emphasizing cost-of-living relief and workers' protections to retain support. Labor ministers are sharpening attacks on One Nation's lack of concrete policies while focusing messaging on bread-and-butter issues like housing, wages, and healthcare rather than engaging in culture wars.