Persuasion and resistance: A survey experiment on messaging for and against One Nation
Australian National University, School of Politics & International Relations (Ratcliff, Accent Research)
"Since the May 2025 federal election, One Nation's primary vote has risen sharply across published polling. ... What drives this surge — and what, if anything, suppresses it — remains contested ...
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“We find a stark asymmetry: pro-One Nation messages significantly increase willingness to vote for One Nation, while attacks on their competence and credibility largely fail.”
“While messages emphasising extremism and One Nation's anti-worker voting record delivered the most novel information, they did not significantly reduce support.”
“The only effective counter-message relied on Pauline Hanson's relationship with Donald Trump.”
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