Recent Victorian state election polling shows a fragmented primary vote with the Coalition leading on around 31%, followed closely by One Nation near 22% and Labor at 22-23%, while the Greens sit at 13-15% and remaining minor parties and independents share the balance. One Nation's rapid rise since early 2026 has positioned it as a potential third-place contender in the Legislative Assembly primary vote, yet volatility across recent surveys from RedBridge, Resolve, DemosAU and Roy Morgan keeps outcomes uncertain. Labor's long-term decline and the dispersed support among smaller parties further complicate separation for third place. With nominations closed and early voting approaching on 18 November ahead of the 28 November election, final preference flows and turnout in outer suburban and regional seats could determine which party edges ahead.