One Nation Surge in NSW: A New Political Landscape?
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One Nation is gaining significant traction in New South Wales, particularly in regional areas like the Hunter Valley, with recent polls showing them at 23% of the primary vote. This surge is driven by dissatisfaction with skyrocketing living costs, fading industries, energy issues, and the gun buyback following the Bondi Beach attack. The party is attracting a broad range of voters, including working-class individuals, men, millennials, gen X, parents, mortgage holders, renters, and rural voters. This momentum could potentially reshape the March state election landscape, as major parties face vulnerable seats and the risk of being sidelined by voters seeking a more significant role in politics.
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