Recent statewide polling averages place the Liberal-National Coalition first on primary vote, followed closely by Labor, with One Nation third at roughly 23 percent—well ahead of the Greens on 14 percent. One Nation’s sustained support in regional and rural electorates, combined with its expanded candidate slate and targeted seat strategy, has kept it positioned as the clearest contender for third place. Labor’s primary vote remains suppressed following the July leadership transition, while minor parties and independents continue to fragment the remainder of the vote. With the November 28 election seven weeks away, trader consensus reflects these primary-vote trends and limited movement in recent surveys.
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