This morning, Queensland Parliament was dissolved, and the election campaign officially begun. Queenslanders will vote on October 26th for a new parliament. 

One Nation is aiming to hold the new government to account by winning seats in the next parliament. 

One Nation will field candidates in all 93 seats across Queensland, giving communities the chance to send a clear message to the major party elites: the crime crisis is critical, pockets are empty, and families are struggling to put food on the table.

Over the past months, Senators Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts have been on the ground, meeting with Queenslanders to hear their stories and understand their concerns. One Nation has held over 300 forums with local residents in nearly every community across Queensland.

Our candidates have been working tirelessly, knocking on thousands of doors, holding ‘listening posts’ in shopping centres, local markets, town halls, and connecting face-to-face with people.

Your conversations have shaped our policies, making our campaigns truly local. Every One Nation campaign is a direct reflection of the people we serve.

Our state leader, James Ashby, is working around the clock to secure the seat of Keppel, and our endorsed candidates are dedicating their time and energy to earning the trust of Queenslanders in every electorate.

In February, Senator Pauline Hanson unveiled a comprehensive policy document, showcasing One Nation’s dedication to the issues that matter to Queenslanders.

Our policies have been shaped by countless conversations, policy forums, and firsthand experience of connecting with locals across Queensland.

Volunteers are the lifeblood of our movement, and we want to send clear message to them all - we wouldn't be able to have done what we have done without your support. Whether it’s helping at events, making phone calls, or simply sharing our message in your local community, your support can make all the difference.