Multiple outlets report new polling indicating One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is the preferred prime minister, surpassing Labor’s Anthony Albanese. The results are presented as a milestone for Hanson, with several sources describing it as the first time she tops the preferred-prime-minister measure. The West Australian and other outlets frame the change as part of a broader shift in support, saying Hanson and One Nation move to the top as major parties lose ground. One report cites Resolve Political Monitor polling and states 33% of respondents want Hanson in the top position, while other coverage emphasizes the overall finding that she is now the preferred prime minister for the first time. Daily Mail notes Albanese has responded to the poll, although it does not change the central reported result. Across the articles, the key common point is that Hanson is shown as the top choice for prime minister in the latest survey, with Albanese no longer leading on that measure. The articles do not provide consistent additional methodological details in the excerpts provided.