The Labour Party government and the liberal ruling class are terrified.
The same trend is observed in most countries of the Western world: under the pressure of suicidal globalist policies implemented by their governments, citizens are turning to populist, right-wing and conservative parties in search of sensible policies.
Everywhere you look, anti-globalist forces are leading the polls or experiencing strong growth: the US, the UK, France, Germany… and even in Japan and Latin America, the trend is clear.
Now, this shift to the right has reached Australia, where the populist One Nation party overtook the ruling Labor Party and led a national opinion poll for the first time.
Bloomberg reported:
According to a Redbridge Group/Accent Research poll published in the Australian Financial Review, support for One Nation rose 4 percentage points to 31% compared to a previous survey conducted before the budget presentation on May 12, while support for the center-left government fell 3 points to 28%. The poll, conducted between May 25 and 28, surveyed 1,005 voters and has a margin of error of 3.4%.
Sky News reported:
“One Nation has become the most popular political party in the country, while the Labour Party falls to its lowest level in history amid continued fallout from the government’s failure to meet budget promises.
[…] One Nation has snatched away Labour’s traditional electoral base, with 35 percent of the working class intending to vote for Pauline Hanson’s party.
“One Nation’s surge in the primaries is coming from working-class voters, who have historically favored the Labour Party,” said Paul Smith, director of public data at YouGov. “Working-class voters make up the majority of the electorate in most constituencies, so the battle for the working-class vote between Labour and One Nation will decide the next election.”