Election results confirm that One Nation’s polling surge is genuine, with support now translating into seats and influence.

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A deep-dive polling analysis by DemosAU shows One Nation could win up to 55 seats at the next election.

But right now, our focus is simple. One seat. Farrer.

We’re not talking about it, we’re doing the work. Two offices opening this week. Signs going up across the region. Radio ads hitting the airwaves. Meet and greets locked in.

Our candidate is fired up, and backed by a strong team of locals who actually live there, work there, and care about the future of their community.

Farrer is in play. And we’re coming for it.

One Nation gains strong polling momentum ahead of the South Australian election, challenging the traditional political order.

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As reported around the country, One Nation is charging ahead in South Australia. Pauline Hanson didn’t go to back to Queensland like the South Australian premier suggested. No she stayed, and refused to abandon the state to Labor. Pauline Hanson took the premier to task about his view that immigrants were only good enough to wipe bums, and told him his comments were disgraceful.

Albanese has turned a blind eye as a merry conga line of Islamist extremists flood into this country. He’s rolled out the welcome mat and waved them through.

He’s enabled their hatred. He’s weakened this country. And Australians are left to deal with the consequences.

Now he turns up to a prayer session and gets heckled. Hardly surprising. What did he think would happen?

A gathering where no women were present. Not one. Values that run completely against the Australian belief in equality, yet he was happy to show up.

You can be sure he wouldn’t attend a Christian church that excluded women. But when it suits his politics, suddenly standards disappear.

Albanese, you made your bed with radical Islamists. Now lie in it.

Australia’s energy sector is finally catching up to what One Nation has said for years: we need a secure, reliable energy future.

Every leap forward in human progress has come from mastering energy. From fire to steam, from coal to oil, each step has powered stronger economies, lifted people out of poverty, and secured our future.

Energy isn’t a luxury. It’s the backbone of prosperity. Get it wrong, and everything else suffers. Get it right, and the nation thrives.

One Nation’s surge has put it ahead of the Liberals and within reach of becoming the opposition in South Australia. Momentum is building.

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South Australians are heading to the polls, and our leader has been on the ground, travelling across the state, meeting locals and listening to their concerns.

Australians are a patriotic people, and South Australians are no different. They care about their communities, their future, and the direction of this country.

Listen to Pauline Hanson as she lays out what matters most to everyday Australians and to the people of South Australia.

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Cory Bernardi has run a very successful campaign for One Nation in South Australia, and from all over the country we wish him well in the election tomorrow.

He has listened and responded to concerns. One of the most memorable moments of his campaign was visiting a homeless camp and speaking with people that Labor and the Liberals wouldn’t dream of visiting. Hearing them, learning of their difficulties. These are the real stories people want to hear and understand.

And Cory Bernardi had the guts to confront those scenes head on.

Whatever happens in the South Australian election tomorrow, we know that Cory and his team, including Carlos Quaremba our state President and our candidates, have worked so hard.

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