Voters cool on Hanson as Albanese wears the blame for cost of living
Recent polling indicates a decline in support for Pauline Hanson's One Nation party while voters increasingly blame the federal Labor government for cost-of-living pressures. Major party support remains relatively stable despite economic concerns.
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Share A A A Voter support for One Nation has fallen from its high point in June, with the party’s primary vote down by 2 percentage points in the past month and 4 points since the middle of the year, while leader Pauline Hanson’s likeability and performance ratings have also taken a dive.
But the government is being blamed for the cost-of-living crunch: 46 per cent of people are sheeting home primary responsibility to federal Labor, a rise of 6 percentage points since March.
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