One Nation Surge: Nationals Wipeout Predicted Across Rural, Regional Areas
The party has 25% support in NSW and is building branches in Sydney, while aiming to expand to 800 members in Wentworth by year-end.
- One Nation has surged in NSW polling, with 25 per cent of voters telling the Resolve Political Monitor they would support the party, placing it ahead of the Liberals and just behind Labor.
- The party is expanding into traditional Liberal heartlands, including the federal electorate of Wentworth, where the branch has recruited about 300 members with plans for rapid growth by year-end.
- Branch meetings across Sydney, including in Penrith, Rooty Hill, and Ryde, are growing steadily, with Facebook pages for these groups emerging and expanding rapidly over the past 12 months.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Liberal Leader Angus Taylor have criticized the party, with Taylor describing One Nation as a "one-person show, not fit to govern, that will take us into an economic crisis."
- Scrutiny over controversial comments from Senator Malcolm Roberts and Barnaby Joyce's recent outburst on ABC's 7.30 on Monday night persists as internal members express concerns over migration and government policy.
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