Supporters of One Nation most commonly back Pauline Hanson as their top political choice, according to a reported survey. The same reporting finds that their second preference is for a figure outside the usual set of Australian or international politicians.
Across outlets, the overall finding is presented in similar terms: Hanson is No. 1 among One Nation voters, while No. 2 is described as “not Barnaby Joyce or Donald Trump” and “not any conventional political figure.” The coverage focuses less on policy positions and more on the surprising identity of the second choice, highlighting that it departs from mainstream political expectations.
While the outlets share the same headline framing and essentially the same core message, the material provided here does not include the name or details of who the No. 2 preference refers to, nor does it specify the survey methodology, sample size, or date. As a result, the consistent reporting is limited to the comparative ranking (Hanson first; a non-traditional second choice) rather than the specific context behind the preference.
