A recent poll indicates a shift in political allegiance among young Australians, with many expressing a preference for One Nation over the Labor Party or the Greens. The survey, conducted by [polling organization, e.g., Roy Morgan or Newspoll] and reported on 2026-05-31, suggests that the federal budget has failed to resonate with this demographic.
According to the poll, a significant portion of millennials and Gen Z voters are turning to One Nation, citing dissatisfaction with the current government's economic policies. The exact figures from the poll show [verified percentage, e.g., 28%] support for One Nation among voters aged 18-34, compared to [verified percentage] for Labor and [verified percentage] for the Greens.
The Labor government's budget, released earlier this month, included measures aimed at young voters, such as [specific policy, e.g., increased housing subsidies or student loan relief], but the poll indicates these have not been well received. Political analysts suggest that concerns over cost of living and housing affordability are driving the shift.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has welcomed the trend, stating that her party's focus on [specific issue, e.g., economic nationalism or border control] appeals to younger Australians. The poll results come ahead of the next federal election, expected in 2027.
