Guardian Essential poll: voters reject key One Nation policies as support slips
Summary
A recent Guardian Essential poll shows many Australians disagree with key policies of the One Nation party, such as closing SBS and ending multiculturalism. Although One Nation’s support has slightly dropped, over half of the voters surveyed said they might still vote for the party in the upcoming election.Key Facts
- One Nation’s primary vote fell from 28% to 26% in the latest poll.
- Labor’s vote rose from 29% to 30%, and the Coalition remained at 23%.
- Only 15% support privatizing the ABC, and 11% want to shut down SBS.
- Just 20% back ending multiculturalism in Australia.
- 18% favor withdrawing from the United Nations and giving employers more power.
- 52% of voters said they would definitely or might vote for One Nation.
- Immigration was the main issue for One Nation supporters.
- Opinions on abortion legality showed a slight decrease in full legal support, with 72% supporting legality in some or all cases.
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