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in brief

  • A recent RedBridge/Accent survey saw One Nation surge to 31 per cent of the primary vote, ahead of Labor at 28 per cent.
  • Those figures were similar among millennial respondents, but the picture looked much different among gen Z voters.

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An educational divide

Complexity and communication

The majority of gen Z and millennial respondents to a recent RedBridge/Accent survey said the 2026 budget would either have “no impact” or a “bad” impact on them. Source: SBS News

‘Not policy ideas, policy results’

A question of trust

A graph showing trust in government by vote across Labor, Liberal, National, Greens, One Nation and independents.
One Nation voters are far more likely to have a significant level of distrust in the motivation of politicians. Note: Due to rounding, figures may not add up exactly to 100. Source: SBS News
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