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Voters hungry for change embrace One Nation

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  • One Nation supporters gathered at Pakenham's Railway Hotel on Monday to hear state leader and local candidate Warren Pickering. Pakenham is held by Labor's Emma Vulin, who will not recontest the seat at November's state election.
  • Pickering said many voters want change from the major parties. The latest Resolve Political Monitor put One Nation's primary support at 23 per cent, with the coalition on 28 per cent and Labor on 25 per cent.
  • Victorian Labor and One Nation have both announced new election promises.
Voters hungry for change embrace One Nation
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