Will One Nation win the second-most seats in the next New South Wales state election?

28%Yes
10 ptsover 24h

The field · 4 outcomes

  1. Liberal–National43%11
  2. One Nation · this question28%10
  3. Labor10%5
  4. Greens4%0
24h volume$102
Total volume$639
Markets11 venue, 1 priced
ResolvesMar 28, 2027in 5 months
First seenOct 9, 2026
Watching0

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