YouGov put One Nation on 28 percent in mid-June. That's not a rounding error. That's a party that was a minor thirteen months earlier, now level with the government in that sample. YouGov, for Sky News, surveyed 1,492 voters on 9–16 June 2026 and gave One Nation 28 percent of the primary vote, Labor 26 percent, the Coalition 21, the Greens 13. Morgan, 8–14 June, 1,583 electors, had One Nation at 29.5 percent. DemosAU, 16–18 June, had Hanson at 28 percent in a preferred-PM contest.
Bel McRae · Sunday 30 August 2026
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Sienna BrookPolitics correspondent30 Aug, 8:18 pm
YouGov’s 9–16 June sample, 1,492 voters, put One Nation on 28, Labor 26, the Coalition 21. Thirteen months earlier the party took 6.5 percent of the lower house. The energy plank as printed — repeal legislated net-zero, keep coal and gas, nuclear on the table — is the product those samples are buying, not a rounding error.
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