One Nation support slips as voters blame Labor for cost-of-living pressure

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  One Nation’s primary vote has fallen 4 percentage points since the middle of the year, while Pauline Hanson’s performance and likeability ratings have also declined.

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  The Resolve poll found that 46 per cent of voters blame federal Labor for the cost-of-living squeeze, up 6 points since March.

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  One Nation remained ahead of the Coalition on primary vote, at 25 per cent compared with 23 per cent.

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  Labor’s primary vote edged up 1 point to 29 per cent, while the Greens rose 1 point to 12 per cent.

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  The poll surveyed 2,250 voters, and reported movements were within the margin of error except for the decline in Hanson’s performance rating.

Who

One Nation, federal Labor and voters surveyed by Resolve Political Monitor.

What

One Nation’s support and Pauline Hanson’s ratings fell, while 46 per cent of voters blamed federal Labor for cost-of-living pressure.

When

Published October 11, 2026. The poll surveyed voters from Tuesday to Saturday of the previous week.

Where

Australia.

Why

The pollster said high fuel prices, rate increases and credit card fees were renewing cost-of-living concerns. The article says voters increasingly hold federal Labor responsible.

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