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One Nation support in Victoria shows signs of falling, poll indicates

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 06:02 · Archive

Internal polling by the Greens suggests One Nation's support in Victoria may be declining as the state election approaches. The Greens surveyed 1,488 eligible Victorian voters between 14 and 26 October, with a margin of error of 3 per cent. The poll put One Nation at 14 per cent of the primary vote, six percentage points below Newspoll's figure of 20 per cent published on Monday.

The two-party-preferred result in the Greens' polling was 54–46, remarkably close to Newspoll's 55–45, with little difference between the polls on the major parties and the Greens themselves. The biggest discrepancy was One Nation. The Greens' polling had the Coalition's primary vote at 32 per cent, Labour's at 25 per cent and the Greens at 15 per cent, compared to Newspoll's figures of 33, 24 and 14 per cent respectively. The figures were consistent when respondents were asked about their preference for the upper house.

This week, opposition leader Jess Wilson made her first public criticism of Pauline Hanson's party, suggesting the political landscape in Victoria may be shifting ahead of the election.

One Nation support in Victoria shows signs of falling, poll indicates
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In this story: One Nation · Pauline Hanson · Jess Wilson · Victoria · Greens · Coalition · Labour

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