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Far right One Nation is surging in Australia and closing in on majority territory.
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Sunshine piefed.ca Sunshine@piefed.ca
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Screenshot of a tweet from AusPoll reporting new modelling from DemosAU. It says One Nation could win about 52 seats in Australia’s House of Representatives while the Liberal National Coalition could fall to just nine seats. Below is a chart titled “DemosAU MRP Model” showing vote share: Labor 29%, One Nation 27%, Liberal National 21%, Greens 12%, Others 11%. A projected seat table shows Labor 83 seats, One Nation 52, Liberal National 9, Greens 1, Independents 5, others 0. A semicircle seat graphic highlights Labor near majority with a large bloc, One Nation as the second largest group, and very small representation for other parties.

Ranking alone does not fix single winner ridings. Win your base, take swing seats, ignore the rest.

Proportional representation means seats match votes and requires broad support everywhere.
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