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Monday 12 October 2026

Roy Morgan puts One Nation on track for 11 seats in Victoria

A new Roy Morgan projection has One Nation winning 11 of Victoria’s 88 lower house seats, up from none in 2022. The state votes on 28 November.

Bel McRae Monday 12 October 2026, open calendar3 min read

Parliament House, Melbourne, home of Victoria’s 88-seat lower house. Photo: chee.hong / Flickr via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0), resized.

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One Nation’s on track to win 11 seats in Victoria’s lower house, a new seat-by-seat projection from Roy Morgan says. The party didn’t win a single seat at the 2022 state election.

Victoria’s Parliament House on Spring Street in Melbourne, with flags flying above its columns — Parliament House, Melbourne, home of Victoria’s 88-seat lower house. Photo: chee.hong / Flickr via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0), resized.

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Bel McRae Monday 12 October 2026 at 8:48 am Adelaide, open calendar3 min read

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