Albanese's taken Labor into minority government, and the Coalition is in the morgue.

That's if a federal election had occurred this weekend.

One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce has declared a stunning new poll "corroborates" a broader pattern of what Australian voters expect of Pauline Hanson’s minor party.

The poll put One Nation winning a whopping 59 seats if a federal election were held today, wiping out key seats for Labor and the Coalition.

Research from Redbridge Group and Accent Research shows the result would force Labor into a minority government and take out the Coalition in all but three states and territories, representing a significant shift towards the surging minor party.

According to the modelling, One Nation would win between 46 and 59 seats, with a median of 53 as it would swipe 37 seats off the Coalition and 16 seats off Labor.

The biggest surge would be in Queensland, where the party could win up to 21 seats - 18 of which have a win probability of 90 per cent or higher.

The Coalition would be left with between seven and 21 seats.

Liberal MP Andrew Hastie would have a 100 per cent chance of losing his Perth seat of Canning, and Opposition Leader Angus Taylor a 98 per cent chance of losing his seat of Hume, on the outskirts of southwestern Sydney, to a One Nation candidate.

The worst-case simulation shows the Coalition would be left with just seven seats across NSW, Victoria and the Northern Territory, meaning their key strongholds of Queensland and Western Australia would be lost. They would also not retain seats in South Australia and Tasmania.

Meanwhile, the Nationals would have no MPs left, wiping them out of the lower house entirely.

The poll sampled more than 6,000 voters between April 29 and May 14, with most of the research being conducted before the May 12 federal budget.

Mr Joyce told SkyNews.com.au that the poll was not an election result but an "indication" of what Australian voters expect of One Nation.

“It’s a poll that is indicative, not the fact, yet it corroborates what other polls have said and what the recent Farrer by-election said,” Mr Joyce told SkyNews.com.au.

“It is an incredible responsibility that is falling more and more onto our shoulders.

“I won’t say the poll is the election, it’s not, but it’s an indication of the job expected of us and we intend to do it.”

Ms Hanson told the Australian Financial Review the polling was reflective of the increasing regard for One Nation as a mainstream political party, especially after David Farley’s historic win for the party in the Farrer by-election.

“(Voters) now have a licence to vote for One Nation, it’s not a wasted vote,” she said.

Redbridge director Tony Barry said the One Nation surge would prove a sticking point for Labor’s mission to achieve a majority government at the next election.

“We still don’t know whether One Nation’s vote will run up against some form of a ceiling and where its floor is, but the mood sentiment holding up their vote is underpinned by economic anxiety and frustration with the current political model, which could be enduring,” he told the AFR.

The latest Sky News Pulse / YouGov polling, conducted from May 12–19, also found Labor had slumped to a near-historic low of 28 per cent on the primary vote, while the federal opposition languished at a dismal 23 per cent.

The results point to a dramatically changing political landscape, with Labor and the Coalition both recording historically weak levels of support.

The polling showed One Nation could potentially form the official opposition and replace one of the major parties for the first time ever.

https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/politics/stunning-new-poll-shows-one-n...

Don't worry, albo and his collection of lying traitors will have a plan.
If worst comes to worst, their sponsors, the CFMEU will send a hit man or two to "fix" the problem.

Bobby. wrote Yesterday at 7:19am:


Let us know when that happens, Bobby.

Albo must go

Anthony Albanese and Labor are rapidly burning through the one thing every government desperately needs to survive: public trust.

And frankly, Australians have every right to be furious.
That fury is now being channelled into the growing movement at AlboMustGo.com, where more than 18,000 Australians have already signed a petition demanding Parliament be dissolved and a fresh federal election held.
Labor went to the election pretending to be a cautious, centrist government that would protect household budgets and avoid economic shocks. Albanese repeatedly ruled out changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax. Australians were told there would be no surprises.
Then the election ended.
And suddenly, the same government unveiled sweeping tax changes hitting investors, trusts, family businesses, and wealth creation across the country.
Australians were conned.
That is the growing sentiment, and the anger is spreading fast.
If these changes were so vital, so necessary, so urgent for the future of the country, why did Labor not have the guts to tell voters before polling day?
It is our opinion that Labor knew exactly how unpopular they would be.
That is why the AlboMustGo.com campaign is growing so quickly. Australians increasingly believe they voted for one thing and got something completely different instead.
This is not just frustration over one budget measure.
This is the collision point of years of mounting anger.
Australians are paying obscene grocery bills. Power prices remain crushing. Rent and mortgages are suffocating families. Young people are being locked out of home ownership altogether. Entire communities are buckling under record migration levels while infrastructure struggles to cope.

And what does the government keep serving up?
More spin.
More excuses.
More lectures.

Treasury’s own modelling reportedly shows Labor’s housing tax changes could reduce dwelling supply compared to the baseline. Yet Australians are expected to believe this is somehow a housing affordability miracle.

People are not stupid.
They can see what is happening.
And they are increasingly sick of being treated like mugs by a political class that thinks carefully crafted talking points can hide reality.
Then came the ISIS brides debacle.
Women allegedly linked to ISIS were allowed back into Australia from Syrian camps, with some now facing serious allegations including slavery offences and terrorism-related accusations.
The government insists it did not ‘assist’ their return beyond legal obligations. Yet reports emerged showing authorities had been preparing for these returns for years.
Again, Australians are left with the same feeling: the full truth only ever seems to emerge after the government has already tried to manage the politics.
That pattern is becoming toxic for the Labor government.
Whether it is tax policy, migration, censorship proposals, housing, energy or national security, the same impression keeps hardening in the public mind: this government says one thing before decisions are made and another thing afterwards.
That destroys confidence.
And once confidence goes, governments can unravel very quickly.
The political class still does not fully grasp how much resentment is building beneath the surface of the country right now.
Australians feel financially cornered.
They feel ignored.
They feel manipulated.
And more and more people are arriving at the conclusion that this government obtained power under false pretences.
That is what the AlboMustGo.com petition is really tapping into.
Not just opposition to one Prime Minister.
But growing anger at a government that promised moderation and stability, then delivered higher costs, weaker trust, greater pressure on housing, and a constant sense of national drift.
The petition has become a vehicle for Australians to say they have had enough. Enough excuses. Enough broken promises. Enough being treated like they are too stupid to notice what is happening around them.
And if the political establishment continues ignoring that anger, the number signing AlboMustGo.com is only going to keep climbing.
The danger for the government is that once enough Australians conclude they have been deceived, the political spell breaks completely.
And when that happens, governments fall very fast.
George Christensen, National Campaigns Director, Australia, CitizenGO


Sign the petition here
https://www.citizengo.org/en-au/ot/17576-albo-must-go--time-s-up--call-an-electi...

Albo pisses me off.

Supposedly, there was a phone call intercepted by some hacker where Albo was whinging to Gomer about the budget fallout.

LOL

I hope they keep fighting each other. 

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 9:27am:



At the next election Pecca.  2028.      

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 1:28pm:



I'm not a gambling man but
you can offer to leave this forum if she becomes PM in 2028.   

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 1:57pm:


Bobby?

Oh, he's gone.